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November 21st 2009

Published: November 21st 2009

I was getting frustrated that we had been in Siem Reap for a full 3 days and had seen only 2 temples and had yet to lay eyes on Angkor Wat; today we have finally turned the corner. And in a BIG WAY! Comes the Dawn This morning our wake-up call was for 4:45 AM; we threw on some clothes, grabbed our cameras, and jumped into a waiting car to watch the sun rise over Angkor Wat. Not exactly an in... Read Full Entry

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Sandy

OldLadyVagabond

I have always had sand in my shoes. I got it from my father who became a merchant seamen as a young man and always loved to travel. For our 50th anniversary my husband and I are taking a trip back to Southeast Asia, where he served during the Vietnam War. We want to revisit familiar places and visit for the first time places that were off limits to us in 1965. And we want to be able to share this journey with our family and friends.... full info

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21st November 2009

Loren
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Great album on Angkor
Every picture looked like a part of Angkor that told a story of past lives. Great album, but one that makes me think that the pictures alone can't convey how beautiful and evocative it is. Got to go to the site itself to really appreciate.

23rd November 2009

Kol
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Kingdown of Wonder
Cambodia have long history in the region where no one imagine and think. Cambodia exist in this land over 6000 years. So Cambodia people have to learnt from this past hostory and convert it into practise for the current.

23rd November 2009

OldLadyVagabond
Sandy

Thank you
Thank you for your comment. We have loved Cambodia and its people.

23rd November 2009

OldLadyVagabond
Sandy

Travelblog
Thanks so much! It was OJT - go to travelblog.org to get started and I'll be happy to help you with it when I return and before you leave.

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