Temples of Angkor, Cambodia
The Blue Mountains, so called because of the haze created when the sun catches the eucalyptus oil in the air. Sadly the koalas are picky and do not like this type of eucalyptus :(
This "road" doubled as the view from our tent on Fraser Island.
Messing around in Lake Wabby and the sand dunes we had to clamber up to get there.
2 comments:
SNAP! I have some very similar Ankor and Blue Moutain photos.
Glad to hear you're having such a great time. I'm just home for the first time in a long time and damn it feels good to have a bath and sleep in my own bed.
Enjoy NZ, I want to hear all about it as its high on my list of To Do's
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Ahh, bubble bath and a bed, with a duvet and fresh warm bedlinen...
I took so many photos of the temples that I will probably need an album for them alone. The ways they were built and had fallen presented so many artistic photos that I left my moto driver wondering what on earth I was doing inside!
South America sounds...wet but beautiful! Phil is meeting me in Argentina so I've been reading the LP and sussing out possble destinations and routes. I'll let you know what I think of NewZ, where I plan to dabble in some of those adrenaline rushes you missed out on.
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