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Mon, 12 Sep 2011 | By mdonnelly24 | Views [349]
Cambodia...I'm going to admit it, we were all a little nervous about this juncture of our trip having only heard relatively negative stories. DANGIT JESSICA, were we proven wrong. Siem Reap is an absolutely stunning city and the people that we encountered ... Read more >
Mon, 12 Sep 2011 | By lesleyandjan | Views [3114] | Comments [2]
Weekends here for us usually involve kids activities and bicycle excursions. There are swimming lessons and Jan coaches the kids in soccer. But when we can we get the bikes out and go off exploring. Taking any of the roads from the town you ... Read more >
Mon, 12 Sep 2011 | By lesleyandjan | Photo Gallery
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Sun, 11 Sep 2011 | By andreagee | Views [476]
Tuesday the 13th of Sepember will see me depart Brisbane Airport bound for my Fifth trip of Cambodia, l will meet up with Peta in Singapore and we will then continue the journey on to Phnom Peng and put up with each other for the next three weeks! We ... Read more >
Thu, 8 Sep 2011 | By lesleyandjan | Views [402]
For some light relief this week I will list some menu items where maybe the English is not quite right! As we mentioned before Cambodians pretty much eat anything and everything. Here are some specials: Squid pregnancy deep fried - for the seafood ... Read more >
Tue, 6 Sep 2011 | By orna | Views [516] | Comments [1]
Ahhh! So I already wrote a long journal entry yesterday and then when I went to save it the internet connection had stopped working and I lost it!!!!!!!!!!!! Ahhhhhhhh so annoying!! So..... I guess I'll start again from the beginning of Phnomn Penh..... Read more >
Sun, 4 Sep 2011 | By lesleyandjan | Views [360]
Now we have been here a while it is important to acknowledge Cambodia's history. From April 1975 to 1979 the Khmer Rouge under Pol Pot was in force. The background is very dark and implicates USA, China and others. Essentially the US continued ... Read more >
Sun, 4 Sep 2011 | By hootons | 
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Sun, 4 Sep 2011 | By hootons | Views [514]
With only three days left we realised we weren’t going to manage to see much of East Cambodia, so we sped off to Senmonorom with only a brief stop in Kampong Cham. Oh, just a quick note on Kampong Cham.. We have a system when we get to a new hostel ... Read more >
Sun, 4 Sep 2011 | By hootons | Flickr Photo Gallery
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Sun, 4 Sep 2011 | By hootons | Views [770]
We headed to Siem Reap, the doorstep to the ancient Angkor Kingdom, with mixed feelings. Labeled as the definitive highlight of any Cambodia trip we were more concerned with finding another tourist theme park, complete with armies of hustlers and ... Read more >
Sat, 3 Sep 2011 | By orna | Views [766]
Ahhhhhhhh!!!!!!!! The pestering!!! If I wanted a tuk tuk or a scarf or a small bag or a book or cold drink or bracelet I would ask for one!!!!!!!!!!!! Welcome to Cambodia... So 2 days ago I arrived in Siam Riep in Cambodia, one of the most corrupt countries ... Read more >
Thu, 1 Sep 2011 | By lovelightphoto | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry
My journey started with one image – a girl and a frame. One thought began to branch into many. ‘Frame’ what does it evoke in you? A material structure? A state of condition? or an action to ensure a desired outcome?
The power of a childs spirit no ...
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Sat, 27 Aug 2011 | By braynroni | Views [637]
An early
start – eating breakfast at 6.30am then outside waiting for pickup to take us
to our Bangkok bus. We got a bit concerned as the pick up still hadn’t arrived
and 8am bus departure time was getting very
near.
A tuk ... Read more >
Sat, 27 Aug 2011 | By lesleyandjan | Views [954]
Wats, or temples are a feature of Cambodia. As a Buddhist country a large slice of life involves the local Wat. Males from a young age can become a monk - for any period of time. There are nuns as well but far fewer. Monks are everywhere in ... Read more >
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