The ruins are over a thousand years old. The jungle has begun to reclaim them for itself.


 

Angkor, Cambodia. Ruins of what was once a great temple.


 

One more shot at sunset in Angkor. I didn't check whether they had fresh or frozen snake and kangaroo.
This was my dinner. Don't worry--it's only fish.
Free entertainment during dinner. Apsara dancing.
 

Angkor, Cambodia.
Waiting to watch the sunset with a few hundred strangers.

 

The first three photos are of Bayon, known for many carvings of faces.


The sign next to the stairs warns that climbing is at your own risk. 

In Angkor, Cambodia. I got three photos for one dollar, but the person taking the photos put part of her finger over the lens.



 

The stairs were extremely steep and worn down after over 1000 years of use.


 

Angkor Wat in Siemp Reap, Cambodia. There are 100s of meters of picture stories carved into the walls of the temple.


 

The skyline of Boulder, Colorado. Instead of skyscrapers, Boulder's skyline is defined by the Flatiron mountains. Dawn at Denver's airport. I was lucky to miss the second wave of snow so my flight wasn't cancelled.
 

Snow in Colorado. It was a very white Christmas.


 

A snack at the airport in Chiang Mai, while waiting for the plane bound for Singapore. "Chang" means elephant in Thai. It's amazing how Lay's potato chips are adapted to each local market. In Thailand, they have the flavor "bacon and cheese."