Cambodian countryside in Kirirom

I thought you might like to see some of the beautiful scenery in the Kirirom area. We have had a good rainy season which means that the rice fields are a beautiful bright green this time of year.
In the next blog I will put up more pictures of the countryside where we drove.
(I have trouble getting the blog to load if I put on more than 3 pictures, so...you will have to wait for the next blog)
Enjoy! Ronda

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Rella said…
you visited my country? Cambodia??? thanks na!
August 3, 2011 at 11:49 AM
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