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village women hanging out in the sun and chatting...90 views
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one of the many maoist processions while we were there90 views
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red flowery bushes were also very popular for Tet, in addition to the orange bushes89 views
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rickshaws in the narrow bustling streets of the old quarter89 views
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at Phnom Bakheng, a hindu temple at Angkor - our first day, we went to watch the sunset from the top. it's built on the highest hill around, and the view when you get to the top is pretty spectacular.89 views
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Chuck & I rented this boat just for ourselves (normally these boats are rented by big groups of tourists)89 views
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back in Shropshire89 views
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Hannah & her grandmother89 views
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on the hills behind the house (look at all the cute sheep)89 views
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shades of green and blue... rice fields, banana trees, blue hills in the back and the blue sky with puffy white clouds89 views
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more rice fields, banana plantations, and the hills89 views
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Chittagong port (a little further down from here) is the major port in the country. arab traders were coming here in the 9th century, and later on others - portuguese pirates,...89 views
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the rice fields were so beautiful89 views
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little huts perched on strips of land, surrounded by water everywhere. Teknaf ranks among one of my favourite places i've ever visited89 views
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the BRAC building in Teknaf, right on the seashore. we stopped off and ate lunch, it was almost impossible to get to (which made it all the more special since no one gets to see this amazing hidden away place), good thing we had 4-wheel drive.89 views
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