I've met a Masai in seattle, he worked at the zoo.Wonderful guy telling stories from a wonderful culture.My sister visited his village and she was flatterred by a culture so different from our western habits

those places are beautiful, I've been to Lake Quinault and kalaloch a couple of years ago during winter, it was raining stones but still I hold a place in my hearth for those places

I've not been at the museum but I've talked a lot about it with the emergency volounteers in italy.The road from the border is full of these sign,yes depressing, Cambodia has been raped for decades in wars its population just didn't want.The toul sleng museum in phnom penn is another place you need to go to understand what happened in this country

I've done the same trip. The road was bumpy, I got to Siem rap late night after 10 hours between holes, mud and planned stops and scams.....the same guest house at night with no chance of finding another palce to sleep!But it was cool and nothing compared to my boat trip from sihnakouville and koh kong!

beautiful song lovely new york miss it so much gonna be here in august for just one day...

I really love chinatown, been there last november

very interesting and really well done, thumbs up!

very interesting and really well done, thumbs up!