Bekah's Guestbook

Great Photos!
Can't wait to visit Korea someday. I just recently read Lonely Planet's Guide to Korea. Thanks for sharing the photos and your thoughts!

Rebekah can you please stop writing..... because I really want to go back to the tropical island when I read all this ;) I recovered soon by the way. So the island-doctor was not not that bad maybe, although we saw her working at a bar in the afternoon!

hey rebecca
Have reada all your entries so far - pretty cool - i would have loved to visit angkor wat! what is ur email address rebecca?

I am lucky enough to read the lonely planet earlier,so i won't get to the scam bus thingy..however, i was trap at what they claimed to be bus stop..i still doubt it..well, i got frustrated by how the people there trying to manipulate you.. i ended up pay a bit much as i insisted to go for taxi, camry. i was almost begging three Good Koreans to share the taxi with me as i don't want to stay there anymore..thank God i got the ride after some arguments with the people..you just don't care so much about the money anymore in the end..and you just want to leave that place.. We were on the same boat...

why didn't i get my big slobery kiss from sarah?..... unnaceptable.... thank you for reading it out loud to me. you'rea amazing.. :D :d

Breathtaking
I recently visited Siem Reap last March and was BLOWN AWAY. If you get a chance to travel anywhere near Cambodia, you MUST make a quick stop here! It only takes about a day to see everything at Angkor Wat and it's so worth it! You feel like you're in the "Jungle Book".

Bekah...a similar thing happened to my brother as well when he was in cambodia...i hope that you still had fun though despite your adventure on the scam bus.

Good story lady!
We had no scam but I just want to add that the road from Bangers to Siem Reep is THE worst road in the world- i sat in a mini bus with my head out the window cus it was so hot and sticky- and when we stopped i looked like an asbolute disgrace with my heair windswept and my face just coated in a thick layer of dust!!! What an experience! If you want to see a photo see my blog called Time for Relaxation. Good reporting though and you may be seen as a mini heroine!!! Ciao. jonnys

Don't worry, you're not the only one!
Hello, you don't know me, but i just wanted to leave you a note to say that after experiencing the scam bus in full, i know how you felt and can sympathise. we ended up sticking with it all the way to siem reap, which was as bad as you'd think! if you want to get any ideas of things to do in cambodia, feel free to check my blog as we spent 3 weeks there not so long ago. one word of warning is that if you are traveling vietnam and were planning to go from hanoi to vientiane (in laos) and you thought the journey from khao san road to siem reap was bad, make sure you fly!!!! we ended up on a local bus, sitting in the aisle on sacks of rice for 31 hours! anyway, safe travels and enjoy the rest of your trip!

Scam Bus
Bit late now but some of the budget air lines offer flights to Phenom Phen for $10 and the bus journey then to Seim Reap is only $4, and no hassle at all, anyway good luck with cambodia

fencing?!
You always be representin'...Show those asian boys some fiesty american aggression...i love it.. srh

hey pookie
dern, looks like an adventure...breathtaking...of course, i love how real you are. the annoying monkey, the painful massage, the inhumane treatment of the elephant and lastly the numb butt from the bus...yeah, it brings me down out of the clouds and back into the reality of traveling..speaking of which, have you read the paper lately? another terrorist threat, "close call". expect flying home to be a pain in the ass..give yourself plenty of time... i love you tons, and your pictures are amazing as always... sarita i love