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Angkor Wat - small temples tour!
... 630 we headed back to the hotel for breakfast and a nap as I was tired having not had a great night sleep thanks to my bladder! The days are so hot and you spend it walking around in the heat. I balance my intake with my output (such an anaesthetist) but I am running a deficit so I don't need to wee. I compensate for this at the end of the day and then all night I need to pee. So much for thinking this was a night thing because I ate noodles for breakfast and I ...
Fancy dinner and snapshots of our Cambo life
... sell little dinner packs with vegetables in with the meat or the flavourings- they had a chicken with lime and chilli and fresh herbs ready to be stuffed and roasted, the only difference is that in Cambodia you get the chicken with the head still attached... they also sell Coon Cheese, New Zealand Natural and nestle ice creams and kettle chips- I could live here!
We're halfway through now, well more than half way... I'm starting to miss my mum and my ...
Say (Angkor) wat?
... waas Ta Prohm, this is the temple featured in Tomb Raider with trees deeply rooted and growing into the walls of the temple. We arrived with the other hoardes and went off exploring feeling very Indiana Jones-esque as we went. Dan became fixated with a long rope covered in ants and spent a good 0 minutes completing his entry for Wildlife Photographer of the Year. When we could no longer handle the sheer size of the Japanese tour groups we got back on the bikes and pedalled ...
Jungle Takeover
... upon closer look, we saw that you could clamber over/under/around anything! Discovering small rooms draped with vines and covered with moss, climbing across the tops of old walls to get around, walking through mud. Most of all, marvelling over the beauty of the trees and roots that seem to be holding everything together (while also breaking it apart).
By far the coolest place we've been to yet. Almost makes the trip to Siem Reap worth it...
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Temples of Angkor, Part 1
... to go than just getting someone off the street. Better knowledge and more dependable. Because we were headed to the farthest outlying temples we paid him $27 for the day. He burned a lot a gas as we drove over 120 km. When we do the temples closer to town it will be about $15. Our driver, Bat, was good, and we have hired him for our other two days. Lucky us! We got to the ticket booth just before a swarm of tour ...
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