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February 26th 2008

Published: March 12th 2008

We visited the floating villages on Lake Tonle Sap, having a much needed temple break, it was unfortunately midday and I felt almost febrile with the intense heat. The rural poverty hit hard, the people have nothing, living in homes made from wood slats that balanced high upon bending wood stilts which was built over the river, these fragile structures were built high to protect their homes when t... Read Full Entry

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12th March 2008

pam
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Horror trip
Merde! j'aurai dit auf deutsch and en francais que the whole lotta them are a bunch of cons and dumkopfs and rammasse la vielle dame dans mes bras and lifted her bodily over the grenouilles, boy am I still western and you so chilled Claire, well done! xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxAnd your French! Tres bon

12th March 2008

Michael Rudd
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Hi Claire
Hi Claire, so good following your amazing journey and so glad to be back in touch with you after all these years. I am MOST impressed with your french as I was the one that sat next to you in French class in school and we did not concentrate at all and mostly distracted each other in every class!!! Love you. Michael

13th March 2008

Michael N
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Strewth
'The heat, the stench, the flies' and still only early spring. In sympathy, have taken some breaths of cool London air on my balcony. Hope that helps you both! xx

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