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October 12th 2010
Published: October 12th 2010
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We’re now in Cambodia having said a fond farewell to Koh Chang. We had a good 12 hour journey and traveled by mini bus, boat and big bus to end up in Siem Reap in the North of Cambodia. The thing that you notice straight away after crossing the border are paddy fields as far as the eye can see. The accommodation is more similar to that of rural Central America than Thailand but there is an am... Read Full Entry



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Trees taking overTrees taking over
Trees taking over
Kiddies playing in the ground of a very old templeKiddies playing in the ground of a very old temple
Kiddies playing in the ground of a very old temple
A little bit like Tomb RaiderA little bit like Tomb Raider
A little bit like Tomb Raider
and our very own Lara Croft
MooooooooMoooooooo
Moooooooo
Arch way over the roadArch way over the road
Arch way over the road
SteveSteve
Steve
Tree growing out of the temple.Tree growing out of the temple.
Tree growing out of the temple.
Nope, it's growing on top of it.Nope, it's growing on top of it.
Nope, it's growing on top of it.
And another..And another..
And another..
Another temple.Another temple.
Another temple.
We were told the names, but I don't have the information to hand at the moment.
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Shezzle and Borei and his Rock and Roll Tuk tukShezzle and Borei and his Rock and Roll Tuk tuk
Shezzle and Borei and his Rock and Roll Tuk tuk
Steve and the elephantsSteve and the elephants
Steve and the elephants
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It's possible.It's possible.
It's possible.
Cool temple in Angkor ThomCool temple in Angkor Thom
Cool temple in Angkor Thom
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Guy in the lakeGuy in the lake
Guy in the lake
either planting or removing plants.. we couldn't quite decide.
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12th October 2010

H
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Teaching English
Remember, Sheryl, it's Curree not Curreh! And for goodness sake don't let Steve teach those children any northern!
12th October 2010

Sheryl and Steve
Sheryl Lee

Cureee
So so so noted! [giggling a lot!]
12th October 2010

M&D
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Those are big trees!!
Love all your photos but the way those trees have grown is just incredible. Will be thinking of you tomorrow. hugs and kisses xxxxxx
12th October 2010

John & Lesley
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Sing along with Stephen
That clip in the tuk-tuk is amazing. "Always look on the bright side of life" seems to be your theme tune for this trip (and we hope Sheryl doesn't succumb to any more food poisoning). What are you going to sing with the children? xx
13th October 2010

Sheryl and Steve
Sheryl Lee

The trees
are very cool, I wouldn't have thought they'd survive, let alone grow that big. Thanks for the good luck, we've just had our first morning there and it was lovely. xxx
13th October 2010

Sheryl and Steve
Sheryl Lee

Singing Steve
Now that is a good idea! We'll try to get it on camera. :O) xx
13th October 2010

M&D
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ps rocking tuk tuk
Just managed to open the video - really good!! xxx
24th December 2016
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