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         		 Mi holds on tight as a moto leads us into the next phase of our journey after leaving Siem Reap and the boat ride behind -- Cambodia's quaint yet second largest city, Battambang. Stay tuned...: by ivan_miral, Views[274]
         		 ...well, not completely different. Even here your house boat is not complete without a TV antenna!: by ivan_miral, Views[264]
     
    ...past scenes of a different kind of life...: by ivan_miral, Views[291]
         		 ...past men leisurely making their way down the river...: by ivan_miral, Views[306]
         		 ...past families re-positioning their house boats...: by ivan_miral, Views[323]
         		 ...past group after group after group of waving children cooling off with a swim.
         		 ...past babies in floating cribs...: by ivan_miral, Views[304]
     
    ...past children manning boats...: by ivan_miral, Views[291]
         		 ...past Khmer living in floating homes...: by ivan_miral, Views[437]
         		 ...past people who use the waterway as their main mode of transport...: by ivan_miral, Views[657]
         		 The boat ride took us by Khmer people living on their traditional house boats...: by ivan_miral, Views[804]
         		 We took a 10-hour boat trip from Siem Reap to Battambang. Some of the passengers passed the time with ipods -- Mi passed the time by munching on goodies!: by ivan_miral, Views[278]
     
    The local food stall in our Siem Reap neighborhood.: by ivan_miral, Views[281]
         		 We attended a craft fair, where we purchased items in support of local grassroots fair trade cooperatives.: by ivan_miral, Views[430]
         		 We attended the famous fund raising cello performance by Beat Richner -- a controversial Swiss physician who runs several Western quality children's hospitals in Cambodia offering free services to all comers -- much to the consternation of the World Health Organization, UNICEF and others. He spoke of the importance of forgiveness before, here, playing Kol Nidre -- the Jewish prayer for forgiveness sung every Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement).: by ivan_miral, Views[570]
         		 The shaded waterway on the Tonle Sap river that runs through Siem Reap.: by ivan_miral, Views[350]
         		 We ended the Saturday night program with some dancing -- apparently hip hop only recently hit Cambodia, but man are the kids into it.: by ivan_miral, Views[645]
     
    We joined in running a Saturday night program at one of the local cafes for kids from several of the local NGO programs in Siem Reap. Here, a TGC kid strikes a Karate Kid pose during a statue game.....all the kids had so much energy and were so much fun!: by ivan_miral, Views[1014]
         		 Us in front of the school sign!: by ivan_miral, Views[573]
         		 One of the exceptionally dedicated students -- who also charmed us with his friendliness during our time at TGC. : by ivan_miral, Views[560]
         		 ...and then posing with the dedicated team - hi team, we're still so impressed with your work!: by ivan_miral, Views[633]
         		 Mi & Ive making some VERY important points (cough cough) during one of the psychology trainings we offered the TGC staff.: by ivan_miral, Views[556]
     
    Sopha, one of the two Khmer teachers at TGC, offering lessons to
         		 Mi poses with Lyndsay, an American TGC volunteer and the bride, donning her 7th? stunning traditional dress of the evening - each a new color!: by ivan_miral, Views[492]
         		 Thanks to our TGC friends, we were invited to attend a Khmer (Cambodian) wedding - here we are in the classic
         		 Mi & Ive out with The Global Child (TGC) staff, stuffing ourselves with traditional
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