Wednesday's pickie - and not a drop of water to be seen!

[Scuba Jim]

Any of you culture vultures know where this is?

 

[Finesse]

You really must refrain from taking self portraits and posting them here !!!!!ut: ut:

 

[Scuba Jim]

Two can play at that game!

Here's a picture of you, just in case everyone on the board wanted to know what you looked like! ut: ut: ut:

 

[Scuba Jim]

there was water in that picture, and while it is not technically underwater, I think it counts.

Actually, that picture is off the Belize photo gallery on my web site. The image is entitled "Mother-in-Law"!!!!

I'm such a wag!

 

[blacknet]

Hello,

Nice self photo's. Easter Island?

Ed

 

[Scuba Jim]

Not Easter Island...

But you can guess as many times as you like. There is no limit!

 

[ssra30]

Hmm, could it be Bali? I am thinking of those stone faces on their temples. Am I even on the right continent?

 

[Scuba Jim]

Hmm, could it be Bali?

No!

You're in Thailand, right?

Head East and slightly North.

Here's another clue or two or three

 

[ssra30]

Well, East would be Cambodia so would this be Siem Reap/Ankor Wat? A little North and East may also be Laos. Have not been to either places eventhough I have been thinking about visiting there for awhile. Diving trip keeps coming up and interfere with my land trip though

 

[Scuba Jim]

Spot on with Cambodia!

The first picture is one of the faces on the Bayon, followed by my mother-in-law/Belizean pig then another picture of the Bayon, one of the trees growing rounds the remains of the Thaprom and then Angkor Wat itself. I spent 4 days at Angkor in about 1994, Took 49 rools of film in those 4 days, plus about another 10 in Phnom Phen and environs. Angkor is the most amazing place I have ever been whe it comes to ruins. I know the Egyptian ones are older, but these are so intricate and beautiful. If places like Tikal or Altun Ha in Central America were in the Angkor area they would bypass them altogether!