Dave is back on his motorbike looking for his kneecap
Stella, unscathed, enjoying the country sun in the country side
Polaroids
Passing through a small mountain village on our way to the waterfall
I totally understand
At Mo Paeng Waterfalls. The locals were the only ones brave enough to slide down the rocks
Stella gettin her feet wet
Local boys makin mud castles on rocks
A sight for sore eyes
Good Life Restaurant. Served wheatgrass shots, Kombucha, green smoothies, fresh fruit juices, & AMAZING food.
Our CUTEEEE server at Good Life. We made sure to tip her well.
Toasted sticky black rice with toasted sesame seed crumble on a banana leaf. Looks like shit but the taste was the shiet!!!
Local boys messin around
Groovy Gravy. A band with a sort of BBKing vibe
After 3 hours & 720 turns in a minivan from ChangMai, we arrived in the mounainous town of Pai, northern Thailand. We were not expecting this small town to be so charming. The photo above was taken 5 minutes before a rain shower.
Natural hot springs bubbling from the ground leading us to the mineral water pools
Stella and Eunice jammin in the jungle
High tailin it to the hotsprings. The hot spring water was flowing out from the ground
After a 20 minute motorbike ride we finally made it!
Taking the time to enjoy our arrival
Feel the vibe...
Eat your heart out crystal waters
Hot Springs detox
Flexin for the ladies
Very happy to know we were doing something positive for our souls
Mineral Baths YEAH!!!
Breathin it alllllll in
Sexy time over
Jonez's kneecap was left somewhere on the jungle highway
At Pai Hospital. We were very bummed. Thank Gwad the emergency room cost us no more than $20 cause at home you know it would have cost us over a grand. Thumbs up to universal healthcare.
Walking back from the hospital still wondering what the EFF happened
Cambodia was amazing but exhausting. First three hours 6 people were stuffed in a Toyota camry. Then we upgraded to a party bus that took another 4 hours. Thank GWAD for A/C and the city! We are happy to be back in Bangkok where food, sweets, & drinks are at our fingertips.
5am.
6am.
620am
The Blessing of Jonez ($1)
Creepy hallway of a temple city that was once inhabited by millions.
Bayon Temple. There were distinct faces & etchings carved on the towers. What does it all mean?!?!?!?!??! So many questions. So little answers.
Looking in from the outside
Temple of a thousand faces. It was unreal being able to climb & touch it all.
Apsaras. From the 9th-14th century and we were able to touch all 6 of them!
We're sending this one to Vogue.
This one too.
So many beautiful etchings on every single surface possible. How did they do it?
Blurry photo of clear polaroids. We'll take better pictures of the polaroids later. 
Crossin the border to the Kingdom of Cambodia. It was VERY hot. VERY dusty. VERY humid.
Welcome to Cambodia. Make yourself at home. 
