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| This is what small children wear. They go wherever they want to. This dog better watch out. No but sniffing occurred here. |
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| The Forbidden City, Beijing, China. |
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| Don Johanson, anthropologist and discoverer of Australopithecus afarensis, commonly known as "Lucy." |
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| These are some images from the Raffles Hotel that we stayed at in Siem Reap. On our final night, we had a dinner by the pool that included cuisine from multiple Asian countries. It began with a cocktail hour followed by a slide show presented by our National Geographic photographer. It included live Cambodian music and dancing. Magical! |
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| Life-sized ice sculpture. |
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| The floating villages, Tonle Sap Lake, Cambodia |
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| Tonle Sap is about an hour south of Angkor. It is home to a large population (possibly millions) of illegal immigrants from Vietnam. |
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| The people do everything on the water. They have fish farms, pig pens and crocodile pens, to name a few. |
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| People live their daily lives on the water. While our boat was moving through the water at a moderately fast speed, a small boat like these, that had a motor, pulled-up along side, a girl jumped onto the boat with a selection of soda, water and beer. I bought two from her, she jumped back onto her boat and they sped off to the next tour boat. |
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| Unfortuately, begging is a large part of life here. Children use their pet snakes to coerce tourists to give them money in return for photographs. |
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| He also jumped onto our boat, but without the snake. |
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| Inspecting their fishing nets. |
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| More begging. |
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| A young woman washing her hair. |
