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01-26-2008
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A Guy Who is Going Places
Join Date: Jan 2004
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Wow, from Cambodia (nbr)
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01-26-2008
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ride like a girl
Join Date: Jan 2007
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feeding your addiction
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Images selected at random from the thousands I've snapped over the last week or so.
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Isn't he great? Posting from abroad for your viewing pleasure! 
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01-26-2008
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Shattering Glass
Join Date: Mar 2006
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I just love that hand carved stone motifs. There simply is nothing in scope today that compares to the effort put forth in the past. Well, maybe crazy horse.
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01-26-2008
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Shiitake Mushrooms!
Join Date: Jan 2004
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Thank you Anthony. Absolutely stunning images. Thought I'd hit the wrong button and ended up on National Geographic.
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01-26-2008
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amar la vida de dos niner
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Ah, there you are. 
Lots of views to stir the senses, but this is my fav. The sense of joy is well-captured.
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Thanks for sending some shots along. We all look forward to more.
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01-26-2008
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Hairy man
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 4,956
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Hey, if you run into a couple Americans named Kristi and Dennis, tell them Ben says "Hi". They're in Cambodia right now, though I'm not sure where.
Did you go to the Genocide Museum? K and D blogged about that place, and I've read other reports... I get overwhelmed just second hand.
Beautiful pictures, thanks for sharing.
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01-27-2008
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avg. joe
Join Date: Jan 2004
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Wow ... very nice set of pics. Thanks for sharing.
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01-27-2008
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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Nice pics, loved the skulls.
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01-27-2008
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Nightriding rules
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Posts: 19,741
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Amazing shots, Anthony!
Thanks for posting them!!!!
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01-27-2008
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mtbr member
Join Date: Sep 2004
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I'll take as many as you can get into a 30 gal, ForceFlex garbage sack.
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01-27-2008
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post-ride specialist
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 3,438
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I'll take as many as you can get into a 30 gal, ForceFlex garbage sack.
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It looks like the post-ride chill-out session from an E-P ride!
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Since when did Need have anything to do with this?
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01-27-2008
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mtbr member
Join Date: Feb 2005
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Nice pics, looking forward to seeing more.
We had a great trip out there (Thailand and Cambodia) last year, really memorable.
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01-27-2008
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Te mortuo heres tibi sim?
Join Date: Dec 2003
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Very nice stuff.
Sounds like a very fun trip.
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01-27-2008
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Now with 20% less fat!!
Join Date: Jun 2006
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Loving all the shots! Can't wait for the coffee table book...
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02-02-2008
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mtbr member
Join Date: Jan 2004
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[quote=anthonys]I'm waiting for a ride to go meet up witht he kids from the Orphanage. The other day in Siem Reap I discovered that one of the computers in the lobby had CS2 on it, so here is an absolutely random sampler platter. Images selected at random from the thousands I've snapped over the last week or so.
Thanks, for the nice pics. Personally, I'm not sure about the skulls one - Kind of sad and scary to see them. However, I like the girls jumping rope pic the best.
I like the sunset pic, too. Have you climbed up to one of the temples (I forgot the name) to see the sunset?
My hubby and I spent 2 days in Siem Reap, about a year ago, just to see the incredible Angkor Wat, after 8 days of traveling from North to South Vietnam for a conference. Too much to see for a such short time. However, it was a great trip for us. we wouldn't mind to go back there again for a "cross-country" biking tour.
BTW, may I add some of my pics? I don't think my pics are that good. Yours are much better. I think you're a great photographer.
We had to climb up to the top of this temple to see the sunset...
The young and the old. This girl was about 4 yo who helped her family to sell post cards.
These two old ladies went for the service (every week) at one of the temples (they looked old, but were only 60 yo, as I was told by our tour guide). They were saying "thank you" with their hands.
The Traditional Cambodian Wedding...
Thanks, Anthonys, again for the pics and for letting me share some of mine
Tammy
Last edited by michigantammy : 02-02-2008 at 10:02 PM.
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02-02-2008
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mtbr member
Join Date: Feb 2004
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i wish i could travel as much as you, Very cool stuff. Nice look Into the Glass from Outside.
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02-03-2008
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A Guy Who is Going Places
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 1,524
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Originally Posted by michigantammy
Thanks, for the nice pics. Personally, I'm not sure about the skulls one - Kind of sad and scary to see them.
I like the sunset pic, too. Have you climbed up to one of the temples (I forgot the name) to see the sunset?
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Nice photos as well. I did climb up to Phnom Bakheng for the sunset. (Thats where the above sunset was taken) It was great, despite the crowds.
The skulls are scary and sad, and more. Not only in and of themselves, but for what they represent.
More pics soon...well, maybe soon. I'm sifting through the thousands.
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02-03-2008
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amar la vida de dos niner
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 2,578
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I'd have to say the tree won.
Welcome back. We look forward to viewing more of your life experiences through your pics.
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