Eyewitness to history

Mom and Dad were in Berlin the day the wall came down. Kath and Sean
were there the day Reagan spoke at the wall. We got tired of waiting
for the speach and were actually on the other side of the wall, in
East Berlin, when it was given.

The last family photo

Cameron and Kagan

Culliton Xmas

Early 70s

Jimmy, Kath and Sean

Mom and Dad's wedding

Cameron many years ago

Grandmas and a double rainbow

Riding the monorail with the grandmas

Xmas 07

Xmas at Disney

2007

Xmas 07

Santa found our camper.

Sunset behind our house

Kagan and her Gnu Friend

Disney Tryouts

Too Kool

St Mark's Lighthouse

Easter Morning

I am not sure how red wax lips are related to Jesus rising from the dead

Easter Eggs

Cameron on Stone Mountain

Stone Mountain Ga.

Sean and Cameron on the summit

siem reap

They gave me free beer so long as I did not sing

On the river in Bangkok

Bangkok

Cabanas that are part of the Davis Hotel. Notice the housing just
over the fence.

On the Roof of the Davis Hotel in Bangkok

Bangkok

Tiger Beer goes with everything

Bangkok

Fresh Market in Cambodia

Palace in Phenom Penh

Sean in Phenom Penh

Cambodian Bus

I think there were a few more spots available

Cambodian Countryside

On the road from Vietnam to Phenom Penh

On the road in Cambodia

Farmers and chickens head to market

Modern Cambodian Rest Stop

Saigon

I guess it is OK to drive on the sidewalk in Vietnam

Saigon

It is sort of like an IHOP on the sidewalk

Vietnamese SUV

Continental Hotel in Saigon

Monica hitting on Nguyen, the waiter

HCMC

This ugly guy is blocking the view of the bus we took for our tour of
the Mekong Delta

Vietnam Rest Stop

These are all along the road. What you cannot see are the dozens of
hammocks underneath the trees for a quick snooze.

Modern Vietnamese Kitchen

They were waiting for the granite countertops to come in

Big Bees in Vietnam

Cam grabs the bull by the horns

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Kagan on the Bull

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Post T-ball cool down

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Here we are

Siem Reap is a big change of pace from Phenom Penh

Toul Sleng Prison - Phenom Penh

This was the only photo where the person was not terrified or sad.
Since only 10 out of 17,000 prisoners survived, he probably ended up
in the Killing Fields

Davis Hotel Bangkok

Mr. T and Kim

Our trusty driver and guide

Bayan Temple

I liked this one the best.

The lady of the lake