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Siem Reap, Cambodia- day 7 continued
I met up with Seth (who had also come up to Siem Reap for the weekend) at Phnom Bakheng to watch the sunset. We originally planned on riding an elephant up the hill to the temples, but they had stopped selling tickets by the time we go there, so we hiked to the top instead. *These images are all brought to you by my point and shoot.
The steps leading up to this temple were ridiculously narrow and steep. Think of a cross between walking up steps, and climbing a ladder.
The steps leading up to this temple were ridiculously narrow and steep. Think of a cross between walking up steps, and climbing a ladder.
The sunset was breathtaking
Lest you think it was a serene, peaceful moment- this was the scene right behind me...thousands of people vying to get a good spot to watch the sun go down. Still, it was an unforgettable experience.
A self portrait before we made the trek back down.
It was a full, busy day, and this night was the first in many that I slept soundly. I think I was asleep by 9pm.
It was a full, busy day, and this night was the first in many that I slept soundly. I think I was asleep by 9pm.
{December 28, 2008 7:31 PM} Rebecca said: Hey Kim! Hope you're having an amazing time. Your photos are gorgeous! I am setting aside some time tomorrow to sit down and read absolutely everything you've written! Can't wait. Safe travels... Best, Rebecca
{December 31, 2008 12:28 PM} Joanne Bartone Photographer said: WOW! What fun! Judging from the self portraits, even though you may have been tired you look relaxed and rejuvenated! I think a yearly trip like this is in order for all of us! BIG love, Joanne Bartone, Photographer