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// Juvenis Peregrinus = Youthful Traveler // One person // Ten countries // Two hundred and one days //
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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.
6 comments:
Sorry you're not feeling well. Is is the change in weather, virus, or just culture shock? Hope you feel better soon.
Stacey
Well, it could be that I went from a the hot, sometimes wet, monsoon season in Asia to the cool, wet season in another hemisphere. It could be the sleepless overnight trip on the plane full of recycled air. It could be hayfever because it's springtime. It could be onslaught of new germs in the hostel. I really don't know. Maybe it's everything. But, I am feeling better so hopefully things will stay that way...
Or maybe your body is just finally getting a chance to relax. You've just spent the past couple months in foreign countries where you have to be on your toes every minute and you've arrived somewhere you not only speak the language and can understand people, but you feel safe and comfortable. Glad to hear you're feeling better though. Looking forward to seeing you soon(er than later!).
Feel better KTO! Thinking about you! BTW - let me know if you need Bridgets info for when you arrive in CA at the end of your trip. Amy
I hope it's just exhaustion and goes away after some rest. Bless your heart! Alysson
feel better, trooper. if you're body says "sleep" than its the boss...can't wait to buy you a criminal coffee when you get back to NC! lots of love, Linnea
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