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Above: The trees are beautifully manicured. I love hiking trails in Japan. Left: A bridge on the path towards the waterfall. |
Right: A little waterfall... beautifying our path along the long hike. Below: Another waterfall! So pretty! |
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Continued: Nearby, also within Angkor Thom, we saw two other structures. The terrace of elephants and the terrace of the leper king. The terrace of elephants was so named as the entire structure has a series of bas-relief elephants parading around the circumference. They also have elephants at the corners, their trunks creating graceful columns to support the platform. From this platform long ago, Angkor's kings would hold its public ceremonies. |
Right: A stone, with some bamboo in the background. |
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Continued: Nearby, also within Angkor Thom, we saw two other structures. The terrace of elephants and the terrace of the leper king. The terrace of elephants was so named as the entire structure has a series of bas-relief elephants parading around the circumference. They also have elephants at the corners, their trunks creating graceful columns to support the platform. From this platform long ago, Angkor's kings would hold its public ceremonies. |
Above: A pretty picture of some leaves (a JJ special) Right: Trees trees trees and more trees. Below: A young gal waiting for the cablecar. |
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Continued: Nearby, also within Angkor Thom, we saw two other structures. The terrace of elephants and the terrace of the leper king. The terrace of elephants was so named as the entire structure has a series of bas-relief elephants parading around the circumference. They also have elephants at the corners, their trunks creating graceful columns to support the platform. From this platform long ago, Angkor's kings would hold its public ceremonies. |
Right: Can't see the forest for the JJ. Below:
Scenic views of Mitake and its surroundings. |
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