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Cambodia's Capital
Another six hour bus ride through more villages that look exactly the same and we make it to the busy and hectic capital of Phnom Penh where we're staying for five nights (which gives us time to get our Vietnam visa sorted). There's a strong French influence here with colonial shop-houses lining the bolevards and the occasional monument or public …
I can never visit Lucky's again...
... a bowl I'd rather not!!! So I just walked around the stadium which was cool in itself!!! Football, volleyball (they are so good at it here!), boules, basketball, ping pong, loads of sports going on and loads of Cambodians playing, great place!!! Also people walk and run around the stadium for exercise which is really nice, just bloody hot! I got a fanta cos was in dire need of sugar!!! Took some pics then headed back to my bike! Maybe I'll try and come for ...
Touchdown in Cambodia
... to the familiar sounds and smells and sights - tuk tuk's and motos spluttering along and commanding the road, wafts of foods and gasoline and sewerage and dust assaulting the senses, haphazard power cables strung overhead and all manner of goods being touted from the roadsides. Comparatively though, PP was far more sedate (at least at this time of the day) and seemed to lack the frenetic rush present in other major ...
Hard Rain
... I was sorry to hear about it Jacko, and I hope you get back up and around as soon as possible mate.
Dan arrived back at the hotel quite late, and related a tale whereby he grabbed a tuk tuk to get back to the hotel, and the driver drove him in the wrong direction, only stopping to be surrounded by four hawkers trying to force sell him drugs, women etc. Dan ranted and raved at the driver, effectively frightening him into leaving quickly and dropping him back at the ...
The killing fields.
... little ball of fluff, hard to distinguish which end was which, waddling about the guesthouse. Seriously adorable! I instantly fell in love and for 3 days just kept turning to the boys saying "He's soooo cute! He's sooooo fluffy!" with slight obsession in my eyes. For 3 days I was met with blank, slightly concerned expressions on their faces. When I had to leave Phnom Penn I think my heart broke a little bit! The food in Phnom Penh is pretty good - especially western food! ...
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