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Jewel of Cambodia

A travel blog entry by david142

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... us all about it' but it's better for you to look at the pictures rather than me repeat his spiel, but a few facts.

Built about 1000 years ago, 1 million men worked on it for 30 or so years, the stone was brought in from mountains 50 miles away on rafts down the river and pulled by elephants.

The Wat is a hindu temple as the Khymer originated from India, and is basically ...

Merry Happy Christmas

A travel blog entry by marianner

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... at the Golden Village with Marilyn (oh, I miss the restaurant on the roof).

For Tuesday’s class, I wanted them to invent something themselves. The kids are great at copying but I was trying to encourage some lateral and creative thinking. It wasn’t easy… I split them into groups but soon realised I couldn’t even explain the brainstorming concept let alone get them to do it so they either sat and looked at each other or worked alone. I had given ...

Got to Think, Got to Think

A travel blog entry by steve_julie

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... a living. Pretty cut and dry.

The restaurant up the block has turned out to be pretty awesome so we hit it for the second night in a row. It's a delicious cook it on your BBQ meal and it's spicy... which means beer. By the end of the meal we have stuffed ourselves, hammered out the remaining details of the show for tomorrow's rehearsal and thrown back two pitchers of beer. The bill? $7.00. This won't make going home any easier.
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I held a huge snake and drove a boat

A travel blog entry by hayleyo81

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... had wrist bands etc and her response was ˙eah yeah, same same but different etc" haha. If anyone knows that expression it is funny!.. After that i went to have my feet eaten. That cost 0.50p.!! surreal I loved the advertisement " there is no Piranha in the tank"!! haha

So after seeing many outer areas of Cambodia today and meeting so many locals and children i have decided to spend two days of my holiday teaching English ...

Tonle Sap and the Dissabled Actor's Troupe

A travel blog entry by steve_julie

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... is still moving at a far faster pace than the lives it passes. There is much squatting at the riverside. Not in the homesteading sense; but actual people physically squatting on their haunches. People squat next to fishing nets, beside tiny burning stoves or the clothing they scrub. Some people seem to be squatting simply because they can't summon a reason to proceed in any direction. Here again the river provides residents with most of their food, ...

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