In Bangkok airport again, on our way to Ko Samui and some quality beach time. The Angkor ruins were magnificient — truly amazing. I took something like 6 rolls of film. The low-light of Angkor Wat? A flat bike tire about 2 miles away from help. 🙂

Just got my black and white film developed….    The children running through wasn’t intentional… but ended up really liking the symmetry of these two shots The above door is a close up of the following entrance.   

Phnom Bakheng is one of the recommended sunset sites.  As such, we were definitely not alone: You could see Angkor Wat in the distance.

We biked past Angkor Thom, famous for its “smiling faces.”  

Checking mail in the Bangkok airport.  Waiting for our flight to Siem Reap. The keyboard here are just crazy.  I feel bad for the little kids trying to learn to type… let alone spell.

This temple was beautiful…. The wat just shimmered with gold.             

There were no flights out of Chiang Mai today…  So we’re staying an extra day.  🙂 Heading up to the mountain temple Dui Suthep in a bit (highly recommended by fellow travelers as well as my friend Liane).  Tomorrow, we catch an EARLY morning flight out to Siem Reap, Cambodia via Bangkok.  We’ll have 2 days to wander around Angkor Wat before we fly down to Ko Samui and the beaches! Very excited about Angkor Wat.  As one travel poster advertized:  “Angkor Wat: Where you interface with God!”