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Cold Turkey from Oreos!
... so I didn't miss him like the sad case I am!!! Got to his bike and it had been battered up somehow and the Cambodian bloke tried to charge him for him looking after it! He clearly hadn't! And when he realised Bryan could speak some Khmer and his bike was broken he walked away! Ha! Anyway Bryan found the way home luckily coz I had no idea where we were, and then I went to beddibyes thank The Lord for that!!! Was quite glad I'd managed to stay off the Oreos but it had definitely taken its toll on ...
Day 4
... Casio watch and we spent the next 10 minutes trying not to be sick due to the overpowering smell of raw meat in a VERY hot and sweaty covered market. We got back to the hotel, got on the bus and set off towards the bus station where we boarded our public coach for the 7 hour journey to Phnom Penh. On arrival I knew I would love this city as it was bright and bustling and much cleaner than ...
The Killing Fields
... by the Vietnamese, several bodies were still strapped to the beds, and the walls held pictures to illustrate the horror discovered there.
Outside the next building, ‘Block B’, was a beam, supported at the height of about fifteen feet, with metal eyes. Through these eyes had been rope, which was used in the torture of prisoners. The unfortunate victims had their hands tied or handcuffed behind their backs, then the ropes were attached to ...
The start
... which went down very well with us!
Two pork soups and rice cost about one dollar- not bad and was pretty tasty too!
The next day was rainy too but we did a big walking tour around the city to get to know it. We visited the royal temple and then walked down the riverside to a temple Wat phnom, then wandered around central market where i bought some of the typical silly travelling trousers! (still not been worn).
For dinner we went to friends ...
Morbid!!
... friend ship bridge to the Cambodia border and go through passport control. We then hopped back on the bus the otherside with a massive fake smile, then carried on to pehnm pehn. Arrived 3 or 4 hours later. And checked in to rorys irish pub and guesthouse. Was a bit skanky but the owner was irish so doesn't say a lot.
That night we had dinner in the pub and had tradition irish stew more like traditional Cambodian stew but was ...
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