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Monsieur et Madame Lapoisse au pays du racket (à
... voir finalement des rapides qui sont mignons et c’est tout ! C’est le jeu ma pauv’ Lucette !
De là, on repère 3 mobylettes de Cambodgiens endimanchés qui se baladent, Hé bé … nous on s’incruste ni vu ni connu !! cool on va se faire une balade à la cambodgienne !! Premier stop au dessus d’une rivière très belle … cool ! on a trouvé le bon plan !! ils remontent sur leurs mob et nous ...
Khemer Cooking
... mortar and pestal: lemon grass, garlic, kamphir lime leaves, dried chillies, galangal, tumeric...and probably more i'm forgetting right now! We even make our own coconut milk with ground coconut and water.
Amok: traditionally made with fish (we used snake head fish), beans, mushrooms and aubergine cooked in coconut milk.
Lok Lak: traditionally beef with sauce served over lettuce tomato and cucumber and ...
Tourist Bus vs. Local Bus
... 3 seats in the back. Still, the lady kept stopping to let more people in! A monk in the front, a sweaty old grandma in the middle, a middle-aged man practically on my lap. This woman was even kind enough to let a small boy climb in through one of the back windows and sit on top of the luggage, boxes and ducks that were in the back.
I'm telling you, this woman had a passion for travel! She knew that we all wanted to get somewhere, and she was going to do everything ...
(Not so) Easy Rider
... 8220;Did I tell you that there are bears in this Park?” I asked Dan “Bears? NO, why didn’t you say that before we stood here?” “There are Leopards too, and Mountain Lions, Snakes, Elephants and Poisonous Spiders, I was reading about it last night” The worry in Dan’s eyes was evident, he has accepted his role as the comedy relief in our little scenario, and if anyone was going to get attacked, ...
Wet and Wild
... their beef noodle soup.
We had seen a place which rented bikes, kayaks etc. yesterday on our travels, Captain Chimm’s. We wandered up and enquired how much for the rental “Four Dollar for Twenty Four Hour” was the reply. “Really?” I asked, this seemed stupidly cheap, “Yes, for you my good friends, cheap price” (we had met him thirty seconds ago). I looked at the other tours they offered, the ones which stood out were ...
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