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    Nightfall over the vast jungle in Ankor: by jonnygo, Views[600]
         		 Ankor Thom - Faces stare from all angles.: by jonnygo, Views[1288]
         		 Vegetation at Ta Som: by jonnygo, Views[594]
         		 Ta Som - where nature has claimed back its own.: by jonnygo, Views[592]
         		 Prurup - originally Hindu then converted to Buddhist - its a land of the Giants compared to Banteay Srei.: by jonnygo, Views[527]
     
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         		 Cambodian grapes are very thick skinned and more a olive/grape crossbreed - often seen served with sweet chilli: by jonnygo, Views[1521]
         		 Carvings at Ankor Wat: by jonnygo, Views[617]
         		 Drinking at Ankor What? in Siem Reap with 2 ozzies and a Canadian - learnt about the
     
    Carvings at Ankor Wat: by jonnygo, Views[628]
         		 inside the corridoors of Ankor Wat: by jonnygo, Views[782]
         		 didn't get the name of this remarkable temple - Darren help!!!: by jonnygo, Views[720]
         		 Palm fruit - like a silicone breast implant, very lightly sweet but ever so juicy. mmmmm: by jonnygo, Views[2325]
     
     
    Palm fruit from Cambodias richly humid climate: by jonnygo, Views[8687]
         		 simple Kmer fayre of noodles, vegetables and clear broth eaten with chopsticks: by jonnygo, Views[1248]
         		 I was watched from above as I wandered the jungle temples: by jonnygo, Views[756]
         		 Banteay Srei - a condensed temple of ornate beauty: by jonnygo, Views[671]
         		 This is Banteay Srei - an ornate dolls house of a temple.: by jonnygo, Views[635]
     
    The two ladies are cracking open jungle nuts using hamerrs. When I bought a bag they were still hot and tasted similar to toasted almonds: by jonnygo, Views[766]
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         		 A freshly killed cobra that cost 60dollars (out of the price range of most Cambodians.) The murky concoction in the middle is the warm blood mixed with wine.: by jonnygo, Views[735]
         		 Ian downing the beating heart of a cobra with a glass of snake blood: by jonnygo, Views[1025]
         		 At sunset groups of people play Tot-sei along the Tonle Sap river. Its great to watch them back-kick what looks like a shuttlecock.: by jonnygo, Views[819]
     
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         		 Snake fried with dried chilli, lemongrass, bitter leaves and with the eggs.: by jonnygo, Views[729]
         		 Cobra is really boney. I would rate eel far higher and its bite is far less poisonous!: by jonnygo, Views[590]
         		 Cobra eggs in a soup. They had no yolk and a tough outer casing but once removed tasted remarkably similar to hens eggs.: by jonnygo, Views[718]
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    Utterly delicious Cambodian (Kuy Touv) soupy breakfast. Its quite complex with a light proky stock supplemented with lemongrass. There is pork liver, intestines, spring onion, beansprouts, shrimp and river fish. Amazing.: by jonnygo, Views[1396]
         		 A man trims sugarcane at a market just outside Phnom Penh. Sugarcane is often sold whole or crushed at street stalls into juice.: by jonnygo, Views[590]
         		 Miss Piggy would not approve. Frogs are cooked in many ways in Cambodia. These are char grilled, meaty, succulent and yes, a bit like roast chicken.: by jonnygo, Views[932]
         		 Independence monument - Phnom Penh. Cambodia became independent from the French in 1953.: by jonnygo, Views[843]
         		 Ian in his snake hunter garb: by jonnygo, Views[737]
     
    steamed Mekong fish with a light ginger sauce, holy basil and cucumber served at Romdeng ( where street kids are given a chance to learn skills): by jonnygo, Views[725]
         		 red sticky rice porrige with coconut milk and longans. Ohhh sweet temptations! also served at Romdeng, Phnom Penh: by jonnygo, Views[1039]
         		 sleeping in Phnom Penh is a career choice for many: by jonnygo, Views[705]
         		 Roughly the first two weeks in Cambodia: by back2thebackpack, Views[308]
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