The Giant Puppet Parade

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February 23rd 2013

Published: February 24th 2013

We arrived at school on Monday morningto find ABC's in lockdown. Assembly was in progress when we arrived, with the kids sitting in rows on the concrete instead of standing. Tammy and Long, the Khmer principal, were sitting on chairs in front of them. Tammy had something to say and Long repeated her words in Khmer, to be sure all the kids understood. In the past fortnight, there have been two... Read Full Entry

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Deb Minic

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After months of research, the itinerary is set in stone and I am on the verge of departure for my second trip to India, this time with my sister Ginny. This isn't an organised tour, I have created our itinerary myself, visiting twelve fascinating destinations including Hampi, Mumbai, Jaipur, Orchha, and Khajuraho. We fly into Hyderabad in central Southern India and depart from Amritsar in the North. In between we'll have 35 days to enjoy all the colour and chaos India has to offer. We'll be sleeping on overnight trains, enjoying the luxury of travelling with private drivers for two section... full info

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Old Market Wares

Antique looking pots in The Old Market.

Wat Damnak

Old Market Wares

More lovely old looking pots in the market.

Siem Reap River

We often cycle over this bridge on the way to and from town.

Fishermen

I wondered on the use of this creation when I first saw it. Now I know..

Shoeless Loo

The notice on the door says 'no shoes in toilet'. I don't think so!

The Terrace of the Elephants Hotel

Love the old limo parked outside. You can see the French influence in this building.

Lotus Flowers

There is a small flower market behind the pagoda opposite the Royal residence. You can buy these beautiful lotus stems there.

Flower Market

The same bucket of lotus blooms.

The Bird Lady

Also found at the flower market is this lady selling tiny birds. You buy and then release them with a wish, to bring good luck to you and your family.