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Border Scam
It is possible to get that visa for the 20usd it should cost. Just be stubborn, and show them you have all day too (they have). As more tourists come and hopefully join your refusal to pay extra it gets easier for them to let you go and hope the next one is less stubborn :) Could also tell them you checked with the embassy in Bangkok before you left and know that it really is 20usd. Hopefully the next traveler reads this and avoid the extra charge. On a side note, go visit The Warehouse bar in Siem Reap if you are still there :)

Yeah, fun or foolish? Everytime, I see somthing like your video, I wonder if that is real fire. Is it? Doesnt it cause horrible burns?

Shelly you look gorgeous in these photos. Can't believe your beautiful book was nicked, what scummers! Also can't believe they have Boots and Tesco over there! Keep safe xx

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were those rely paintings and cofins asome

women man
darren thats not the first time u made that mistake.

Nice work
Im loving this blog! Congrats on getting to the top!! My Nan comes from Clew bay, and I climbed the Reek in September! I use a wheelchair, and I climbed on my hands and knees. It took 7 hours for me to reach the top, but the sense of acheivememnt at the top was and still is indescribable! I really can't wait to go back and do it again! Anna. X

Ha ha
Very descriptive daz....for a sec i felt lik i was almost there with ye! very very gud, really enjoyed it! :)

Do you mean the Kwai River Bridge, Prakash? That is easy to reach. From anyplace in the the town of Kanchanaburi take a rikshaw. Bicycle and motor ones are readily available.

Darls the tan cumin along nicely.....Luking very good! :)

Yea, KSR is much better now, the first time we were there it was constant hassle, but now its how it should be, chilled, i reckon people there have just got more money now and are more content? And as far as the food? its still right at the top of my list!! I would kill for a proper papaya salad and red curry king fish right now, enjoy Paul-and-emma@travelblog .org

Malaysia rocks :)
hey! i just came randomly across your blog as another travelblog user and gotta say ... i have had the bestest of times in Malaysia. Definitely because I was hanging out with the locals (via couchsurfing) and they have showed me hospitality unbeaten by any other country. But even with the non-CSers, I have been treated - true, not always with a smile like the Thais, but - with genuine friendliness and interest. I felt so welcome here it made me come back only after half a year :))) But it definitely is different than Thailand or any other buddhist country, for sure! I just wanted to say that regardless of the religion difference, my time in MAlaysia compared to the one in Thailand was much, much more warmeharted. :) All the best!