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PHNOM PENH DAY 1
We are off about 7 to find new digs. We look at a couple of really nice places for $50. but keep on looking. We are in the area around the Royal Palace and places seem to be quite expensive like the Cambodian that starts over $200 and wasn't on Orbitz.com. We find one of the hotels recommended by the chap last night for $20. The desk man says $45 …
Day 11 Back to Phnom Penh
Feels like we're going home again. For a change we had a relaxing start to the morning and we didn’t have to rush off.
For $100USD we had our own car to drive us back to Phnom Penh and we made it back in 4 ½ hours in comparison to the 7 ½ hour boat trip. All was good!
We arrived back in time to fix our bikes and put our …
Phnom Penh
Hallo
Gestern in der früh haben wir uns ja auf den Weg nach Kambodscha gemacht und nach zwei
kurzen Flügen haben wir dann Phnom Penh die Hauptstadt erreicht.
Heute haben wir uns dann das National Museum angeschaut, wo wir etwas über die frühe Zeit in Kambodscha lernen konnten.
Danach sind wir dann in das S-21 (Gefä …
Cold Turkey from Oreos!
... to dwell on that though, just pleased she dragged herself out of her moooood!!! Anyway the oys did really well grasping the countries and stuff, she's quite moody to them too... As I was cycling home at break (on my bike with no gears but a brand new tyre!) I was dying for some sugar but then I realised I had had a packet of Oreos every day for about a week! Oh my god sort your life out Bartlett!!! So I decided I couldn't possibly get any more and had to go cold turkey..felt so ...
Phnom Penh
... countryside to work in labour camps and turned the clock back to what they called "Year Zero" in an effort to build the perfect society based on agriculture and peasant rule. This was a disaster and plenty of people died from hunger and disease but the worst was the torture and killing of anyone they suspected of being anti-revolutionary. This included doctors, teachers, peasants, soldiers and anyone they thought had an education, ...