Angkor Wat is one temple of many near Siem Reap, Cambodia. It is a World Heritage Site, and the best known of the ancient Wats of Cambodia.
A few pictures:

Claire descending the temple of doom under the watchful prayers of three monks
Angkor Wat is one temple of many near Siem Reap, Cambodia. It is a World Heritage Site, and the best known of the ancient Wats of Cambodia.
A few pictures:
Claire descending the temple of doom under the watchful prayers of three monks
We took Zippy to ride yesterday to some place said Angkor Wat. Claire told it was a important place. It is made of rocks people carved and piled up to make temples to a bunch of gods.
They have scary demons for gods to fight, or something. There is big snakes, elephants, and too, a crocodile carved into walls, and other stuff too.
There are whole armies fighting and different of their big important gods, including Buddha. I’m can’t know how they remember all these gods, but they must have been important for them to do hard work.
Oh, there are 1876 dancing nymphs carved there too, and Bob took a lot of pictures of them.
We went to several other temples that were just as interesting. Claire says we’re going to more today and tomorrow. I’m getting tired, and Bob wants a nap, but Claire says we’ll only be here once, so we gotta keep up to go.
Zippy and me liked the ride back best. It being dark and we no lights. Bob and Claire pedaled fast. We passed bicycles and tuk tuks and even cars. Then me and Bob talked to a little girl selling postcards while Claire got food.
Bob says they’ll put up some more pictures when he finds something called bandwidth. I don’t know what is, but he always grouches about it.
I having fun!
bye,
Lucky
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Sunrise over the Mekong and a morning spent in one of our favorite Asian markets; wonderful coffee and spring rolls at a market stand started our day off right.
We leave the Mekong for good soon, and we will miss it. The river is the lifeblood of SE Asia, and the people use it fully.
We were not far from the river’s source in the Tibetan lands of the Himalaya and enjoyed it in Laos and the delta in Vietnam. It is truly one of the world’s great rivers and we are privileged to have seen so much of it, and it’s people.