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Kampot and onwards......
The road to Kampot is rather bumpy and my neck definitely suffers from the ride. But it's fun and the scenery great even if 4 plus luggage is a little cramped in a tuk tuk! There are many road works and we keep having to weave around dodging pot holes. I wasn't paying attention to time but I'm guessing it was an hour or so before we hit " …
Back to the riverside
... blind places around so we decided to give it another chance. Mine was good if a bit strong on the calves at times but it did the job and I slept we'll that night. In the morning we got motorbikes and a guide to take us around. We started with some caves with a temple inside which was pretty cool then headed to a fishing village which was pretty much just a load of boats and salt fields which were pretty much just empty fields as it wasn't the right time of year. A trip ...
(Not so) Easy Rider
... where we would turn off the main road and into the local dirt tracks, we were heading for some local caves which were a bit of a tourist attraction, and then the 'Secret Lake’.
Finally, I spotted the arch and we turned right off the main road. The dirt road was actually in better condition that I had expected after yesterday’s rain, and we motored along, stopping occasionally for photos. The scenery was truly spectacular, ...
Wet and Wild
... br>
Kep is an interesting place, and as we moved through it you could see the transformation it is currently undergoing, the town is experiencing massive investment, the old French villas are either being restored or bulldozed to make way for new hotels and holiday complexes. The promenade is being improved too, in five years time, it will look like any Mediterranean resort. The road loop around the peninsular turned North again and then the rain ...
Meanwhile...
... br> Me: "Excuse me?"
Monk: "Fisting, i like catching fist"
Me: "I think you mean 'fishing'.
and so on.
The monks in particular had their own quirks. I couldn't touch them or pass them anything directly, had to be careful not to point my feet at them (harder than it sounds, when you are learning parts of the body), and had to endure giggling every time I asked a question - i ...
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