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Cold Turkey from Oreos!
... had agreed to go out for a meal with everyone to this Indian where they were meeting people they knew so got myself ready for a night out as much as it pained me, and I was dying for Oreos!!! Have thought about them a lot today!!! We got a tuk tuk to near the royal palace and then realised we were no where near where we needed to be, tried walking to find it, were so lost and then had to get another tuk tuk to it!!! Phnom Penh by the river is really gorgeous by night though, lots ...
Camboooooodge!!!
... par voie aérienne. Comme je vais passer la frontiere en bus et que j'ai besoin de plus de 15 jrs en thailande, je fais faire un visa ici pour 60 jours. Je suis bloqué ici qq jours, mais il y a pas mal de truc a faire , donc je vais en profiter pour bouger aussi aux alentours certainement. Je dois recuperer mon visa (normalement) dans 4 jours. Le programme au Cambodge va etre plus court, peut etre 15 seulement, pas énormément a voir, et j'aimerais etre en ...
Day 5
... tortured to death. In the afternoon we travelled to a colourful market near our hotel and had a bit of lunch in Cambodias best restaurant according to the daily telegraph (if the certificate was real!!!) we travelled back to the hotel in the worlds slowest Tuk Tuk. The driver must have been in his 70's it 80's and had no idea where he was going! He kept pulling over where he thought we wanted to be dropped off and would just turn the engine off and turn around and smile at us as if ...
The Killing Fields
... on the tour, S21. S21 was the codename for ‘Tuol Sleng’, a school building which had been appropriated by the Khmer Rouge and used as a detention and interrogation facility. As we arrived, the buildings looked like any other school buildings we had seen, as they all seem to be built using a set pattern, the only thing setting this sit apart was the high fencing topped with reams of barbed wire preventing anyone seeing into, or escaping from it. ...
Phnom Penh
... families! The next day we picked up some toiletries at central market for Japan- we figured everything would be cheaper in Cambodia. Including shampoo! Then we went to the royal palace that evening to see the hords of people that have come to visit the king from all over the country. It's almost like a festival outside the palace, everyone drinking, praying, lighting incense and feasting on ...