On the demon side of the bridge
sitting on the god side didn't seem appropriate
Blog: Temples and the Ginger Monkey
Date: September 19th 2005
We arrived in Siem Reap by boat - the journey was more expensive than doing it by road - but was significantly shorter and more comfortable. We were once again plagued by people trying to persuade us as to where to stay - but we already had plans - we were meeting Uncle Ian (see NZ and Australia entries). Ian had booked us into the Ivy and luckily, there was a tuk tuk waiting that would transfer u ... read more
Date: September 19th 2005
We arrived in Siem Reap by boat - the journey was more expensive than doing it by road - but was significantly shorter and more comfortable. We were once again plagued by people trying to persuade us as to where to stay - but we already had plans - we were meeting Uncle Ian (see NZ and Australia entries). Ian had booked us into the Ivy and luckily, there was a tuk tuk waiting that would transfer u ... read more
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