Khmer Rouge. 1975-1979. Two million people killed (at least). 17,000 deaths at this one camp. Mass graves. The stupa (center) is a tower of skulls to remember the dead.
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- Melbourne
- Off to Melbourne...and a reunion.
- ...and by night.
- Sydney Harbour by day...
- Jacaranda at the Royal Botanical Gardens.
- Handwritten guidebook.
- Now I'm reading this. Finally.
- I read this on the way to Sydney.
- The Sydney Metro is Double-Decker!
- Not well.
- Australians are soooo nice.
- Getting around Australia.
- Adjustments
- I'm in Sydney.
- Phnom Penh to Kuala Lumpur to Sydney
- The Riverside from the Foreign Correspondents' Club.
- Solid Gold Buddha.
- The Royal Compound.
- It's a long day for these guys.
- Inside S-21.
- Tuol Sleng aka S-21.
- The Killing Fields of Choeung Ek
- Monks
- From the 8th floor of the mall (probably the talle...
- Central Market
- Phnom Penh = Penh's Hill
- Less than two months to go...
- Being a Pedestrian in Asia
- Traffic in Cambodia
- The cool kids in Phnom Penh...
- Angkor/Siem Reap Day 3
- I have many many more photos for anyone who is rea...
- Use your imagination
- Angkor Day 2 - Bayon
- The scenic route.
- Before the sunset.
- Capturing Angkor Wat on his cell phone.
- Devatas.
- Detail.
- Window
- Inside the first entrance...
- Angkor Wat
- Angkor continued...Batong
- Phnom Penh
- Tomorrow. Phnom Penh.
- Day 1 - Preah Ko
- My ride...and Rady, my driver.
- Still having trouble uploading...
- I have an announcement.
- Tuk-Tuk
- Technical Difficulties
- Siem Reap
- Today...Cambodia!
- Yeah, I skipped Bangkok.
- Kata Noi beach...sa wa dee ka
- Yikes!
- Sunset #2
- Sunset # 1
- A typical day...
- I'm not doing much.
- The "I really really love the king" yellow polo sh...
- Technical difficulties
- I did actually learn a bit of Thai at the Elephant...
- Phuket
- Beach Reading
- Tomorrow...I'm off to the beach.
- Constant entertainment.
- And we return to the park.
- Hide and Seek with the Elephants
- Tying the trees
- Field Trip.
- Manual Labour
- Mahoots
- Bathing the elephants
- Morning Chores
- Feeding Time
- A typical day.
- The grounds.
- Census
- Elephant Nature Park
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About Me
- Katie
- I work for a living. I have a couple of degrees - BA in Political Science from the U. of Mississippi. MA in Environment, Politics, and Globalization from King's College London. I play bass. No husband. No kids. No debt. No house. Seems like a good time to travel.
2 comments:
A terrible legacy of my generation, but unfortunately atrocities don't seem to skip generations of humans. I hope you see examples of generosity, love, and hope also during the remainder of your trek.
Katie, these pictures are almost too much to take in. I can't imagine the impact the real thing has on you. Your photos are very powerful.
alysson
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