Salina Siem Reap
No.125 Taphul Village Road No.6 Siem Reap, Cambodia
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Se-em and weap, Siem Reap!
... is ecstatic to have seen it all! John liked Ta Keo with its star wars towers.
We came back to Siem Reap and had a highly nutritius meal of pasta omlette and chips with deep fried spring rolls! Ok so john was better with his eggplant and pork dish and steamed rice but he still ate half the chips too!!! We needed it though!!!
We spent the rest of the time chilling out at the lovely guesthouse writing this blog and taking advantage of the good wifi!
The seaside is the next ...
Awe and Wonder
... path was truly awake. As we left the fish traders behind us, the waterway stretched away in front, reflecting a few early morning fluffy clouds. Before long we passed some kind of habitation-basically some bamboo and palms over a frame. Outside, a group fishermen, back from their night shift, were enjoying the cool morning air by playing a volley ball type game presumably before getting some sleep and then returning to work. Since this area floods during the wet ...
Not a scarf to be bought anywhere
... so that they can eat and perhaps sell the surplus at market, or by the roadside. They giggle at me and pose for my photos. It was delightful. And how beautiful that Narong literally walked through the jungle to find and help them. Within a very short space of time, it became pitch dark so we took leave and set off into the trees. The air is thick with insects, the smoke from the evening fires for cooking and the sounds of Cambodia - that shrill cicada noise, dogs ...
Temples and Tripods
... there about an hour before sunrise, but it was already heaving with tourists. We found ourselves a good spot behind two German friends and began waiting patiently for the sun to appear. As sunrise drew nearer, the number of tourists began to steadily increase. We both noticed large groups of Chinese tourists arriving late, armed with tripods and very expensive cameras that quite of few of them didn’t seem to know how to use.
The two of us were of the ...
I saw the 8th wonder of the world ;-)
... I have had to put myself under a very strict curfew.
BUT thankfully i made the 8.00am Tuk Tuk and breakfast. To be honest though, as if i wouldn't wake with my Cockerel outside the window. I'm sure the thing knows my name. So anyway i jumped onto the little dodgem and we set off. Obviously as the title says, I was going to Angkor Wat.
We were like Wallace and Gromit, motoring along and me doing what the locals do, wearing ...



