not only were the seats narrow, but they had pull-down seats that took over the entire aisle, so no way to even get up. & they blasted burmese pop for hours with bad videos. after a while, the only thing to do was to accept the situation73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
still exciting here (by my fourth time of flying close to the Himalayas, i was too jaded and that initial sense of wonder was lost)73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
brother & sister-in-law enjoying a rickshaw ride (actually, we got lost in the narrow winding streets trying to get to the Garden of Dreams, and so we ended up taking riskshaws only to discover it was 3 minutes walk from our hotel)73 views
|
|
i was babysitting the moppit while brother & sister-in-law were having breakfast. so i took him to the garden which held his interest for about 10 minutes73 views
|
|
73 views
|
|
72 views
|
|
72 views
|
|
i think we were watching Bauhaus here. peter murphy sang while suspended in the air upside down for 20 minutes.72 views
|
|
72 views
|
|
72 views
|
|
rickshaws in the narrow bustling streets of the old quarter72 views
|
|
a little shrine that this old woman has set up in the ruins of the temple72 views
|
|
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.72 views
|
|
| 2212 files on 74 page(s) |
 |
|
|
|
|
49 | |
|
|
|
|
