cambodia 2005

for those who have asked and patiently waited for it…

http://www.csulb.edu/~nphim/cambodia3.html

That pnong baby is sooooooooooo cute!!

i’m very proud of that baby of mine…

thanks for sharing!!! the pictures are wonderful. i especially like the sunset with the van in the picture….amazing.

Thanks for the beautiful pictures.

great pictures. look so professional. just like those for national geographics

Very nice photos. I like the one with the van as well.

Do you have more?

[i]Originally posted by simoneek[/i]

Thanks for the beautiful pictures.

Now that’s pictures LOLOL
*Skipping away b4 get kicks by Simoneek*

You are so LUCKY to get a chance to go to Srok KHmer!!
LOve the photos Thank you very much…

Awsome pictures! I like the elephant bathing pic.

i was in the car and i aimed my camera to take picture of the cow and cart. i like it too.

[i]Originally posted by FlipAZN[/i]
thanks for sharing!!! the pictures are wonderful. i especially like the sunset with the van in the picture….amazing.

yes, i have more. when you come visit, you can see them all. there are more in the folder in the website. some of me at the waterfall wearing sarong…

[i]Originally posted by Jezzi[/i]
Very nice photos. I like the one with the van as well.

Do you have more?

Bong Navy, good to see more people helping khmer young kids get educated. We need to send messages to these kids of how important education is.

Thanks for the pics.

I call my sis pnong, but I’ve never seen a real one before.

And the pic of the two guys with red scarfs almost gave me seizures.

Great pictures Malaika, Thanks for sharing, I haven’t a chance to go back yet, hopefully someday i will…………Those school children are so cute…

Originally posted by malaika
for those who have asked and patiently waited for it…

http://www.csulb.edu/~nphim/cambodia3.html/quote

Thanks for sharing pictures from your trip. By the way, from where did you leave to go to Mondulkiri? And how long did it takes to get there?

[i]Originally posted by AutumnNights[/i]
great pictures.

wish i was there too.

we took a bus from Phnom Penh to Mondul Kiri. It was an 8 hour bus ride.

[i]Originally posted by gandalf[/i]
Thanks for sharing pictures from your trip. By the way, from where did you leave to go to Mondulkiri? And how long did it takes to get there?

How were the roads? Did the fix it yet?

[i]Originally posted by malaika[/i]
we took a bus from Phnom Penh to Mondul Kiri. It was an 8 hour bus ride.

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[i]Originally posted by gandalf[/i]
Thanks for sharing pictures from your trip. By the way, from where did you leave to go to Mondulkiri? And how long did it takes to get there?

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not too bad… plus, it’s pretty good because it was the dry season. it may be worst during the wet season.

[i]Originally posted by Aznbonita[/i]
How were the roads? Did the fix it yet?
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[i]Originally posted by malaika[/i]
we took a bus from Phnom Penh to Mondul Kiri. It was an 8 hour bus ride.

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[i]Originally posted by gandalf[/i]
Thanks for sharing pictures from your trip. By the way, from where did you leave to go to Mondulkiri? And how long did it takes to get there?

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Ok, here’s more picture of the sunset

Busra Waterfall…

our snacks while we were in Cambodia…

I think I might passed on the bugs hehhe..I’m pretty sure it’s edible!!
Crunchy too I bet and the juicy mmmm mm m

[Message last modified 01-24-2005 05:51pm by Neesai79]

it was delicious!

[i]Originally posted by Neesai79[/i]
I think I might passed on the bugs hehhe..I’m pretty sure it’s edible!!
Crunchy too I bet and the juicy mmmm mm m

[Message last modified 01-24-2005 05:51pm by Neesai79]