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  • Kuala Lumpur and Cambodia Hello everyone! How's things? Sounds like the weather in the UK has perked up, nice one. It's stupidly hot here. A very humid 35-40 degrees during the day and 25 degrees minimum at night. Sweating aplenty! I had a request to make my blogs Posted by ExplorerMel in Mel's big adventure | May 27, 2012
  • Siem Reap: de tempels van Angkor WatToeristisch Siem Reap In vergelijking met Phnom Penh is Siem Reap een stad met een andere sfeer. De inwoners van Siem Reap zijn opener en meer gericht op toeristen. Alles wordt er in deze stad gedaan om het de toeristen naar Posted by Caroline2012 in Caroline travels East | May 26, 2012
  • Whiskey, whiskey, whiskey I try to write with honesty. I value that more than any other trait though I think at times I lack it in my personal life. Honesty is the most difficult thing we do. It is hard to Posted by shykes21 in Yukon Ho! | May 24, 2012
  • Asia ItineraryBy now we have already posted a lot of pictures of our time in Asia and with only 5 days left in this part of the world I doubt that we will get the time to write long entries about Posted by RikkePoulsen in Travellog | May 24, 2012
  • Afternoon RamblingsNothing makes you feel more alive than plunging headfirst into three lanes of oncoming traffic on the back of a ricketty motorbike with no helmet. Could conceivably have also felt quite dead if my moto driver, a wildcard i found Posted by aree9035 in Cambodyodour | May 24, 2012
  • Hello CAMBODIA! The number one tip for blog writers: Stay on top of your entries! Alas, I have failed miserably in this department. It is for this reason, that this post will be condensed, but at the same time convoluted with a Posted by katiesammon in Asia Adventures! | May 23, 2012
  • Phnom Penh: een vierluik1. Een stad met koninklijke allure Bij het passeren van de Cambodjaanse grens brak de hemel open en een onophoudelijke regenmassa gaf de weidse vlakte met rijstvelden en enkele palmbomen een trieste aanblik. De kleine golfplaten huisjes afgewisseld met Posted by Caroline2012 in Caroline travels East | May 20, 2012
  • Family Picnic DayCambodia has so many public holidays – really it is quite ridiculous! In past times if the public holiday is only for 1 day all at GG runs per usual. However the governor’s (a select group of older kids) decided Posted by Arkgecko in Travels | May 19, 2012
  • Teaching Continues Arriving at Kep harbour with Letizia the Irascible Italian, we headed into the town. It was on that day that I had my first run in with a Durian. The name sounds (quite rightly) like a Doctor Who Posted by Jamie V in Les Voyages Du Venning | May 19, 2012
  • The Story of BungaCats – not a fan of them – more of a dog person myself! I have even been heard to say “Don’t slow down” when a cat is crossing the road! Then how HOW have I ended up with a Posted by Arkgecko in Travels | May 19, 2012
  • The Next Injury ........ my head!Well it has been a long time since I have written hasn’t it!!!!! Over this weekend I will try to write little installments and get up to date! Every week (Thursdays and Saturdays) the kids at GG do Bokator - Posted by Arkgecko in Travels | May 19, 2012
  • Okay My Friend - Tuk Tuk? So we’ve come to the time for our final blog post, it’s sad but true. We have had quite the journey on this adventure of ours and we are so grateful to have family and friends who have kept up Posted by BlackNels in Down Under and Far Far Away! | May 17, 2012
  • Siem Reap, Cambodia (Apr 12-15, 2012)April 12, 2012 Cambodia is the sixth country I have visited in my juvenile life as a traveler, already being 33 years old. I was traveling with my university classmate and friend Bim. I made the itinerary for this Thailand Posted by follow_the_road in Siem Reap, Cambodia | May 12, 2012
  • Angkor Wat-er Adventure It is 6am on Saturday morning and I am working on 2 hours of sleep as I am on my way to school. Thinking about how I got to this moment is dizzying but maybe if I start at the Posted by shykes21 in Yukon Ho! | May 12, 2012
  • A quick message... Hello! To anyone who has tried to contact me on my new Cambodian SIM, or a few days before on my Malaysian one, I am not receiving any texts or calls. I don't know what's gone wrong with this phone but I can only Posted by ExplorerMel in Mel's big adventure | May 11, 2012
  • Make a Rewarding CHOICE Let's start with a few questions... What's your favorite part of the day?? Your morning coffee? Going for a drive with your music turned up loud? Browsing the internet? Sitting around the dinner table talking to your Posted by nlpolyak in Welcome to Wherever You Are | May 10, 2012
  • Just no more 3x5's [img=http://photos. Posted by shykes21 in Yukon Ho! | May 9, 2012
  • Conrowed Ancestor, Land Mines, Home LifeThis was our last day in Cambodia. The hotel was such a bargain that we didn't want to leave. Our room was only $30/night and it included breakfast and free internet access! [img=http: Posted by rraney in Life Is a Journey | May 9, 2012
  • Rabbit Island Part 2 Several hours later we emerged back at the beach front, covered in cuts, bites and bruises. At some forgotten point the well-trodden path lined with jackfruit-laden trees became a rough jungle track and meant walking in single file. Posted by Jamie V in Les Voyages Du Venning | May 8, 2012
  • Visual Feast- Ruins, Saffron Monks, CelebrationsOur tour guide Yut and the driver Map were back with us again today. We really enjoyed them so we were glad they were with us again. They are so attentive and helpful. Yut always takes mom’s Posted by rraney in Life Is a Journey | May 7, 2012
  • Stilted & Floating Villages This blog entry is Part 2- continued from the last entry, “Cambodian School Visit”. It is all part of one day which was full of so much to see. After the school visit, we went to Tonle Sap lake to Posted by rraney in Life Is a Journey | May 6, 2012
  • Cambodian School VisitToday was one of the most enlightening days thus far on this trip. The day was so full that I need to break up this blog entry into two parts. Part 1: School Visit. Part 2: Floating Posted by rraney in Life Is a Journey | May 5, 2012
  • Cambodian Wedding Ceremony & Warm Welcome We have arrived in Siem Reap, Cambodia. We are making a loop around Southeast Asia and not travelling in a direct pattern because we are avoiding specific holidays in certain countries Posted by rraney in Life Is a Journey | May 5, 2012
  • I know all the rules, the rules do not know me... GuaranteedWe try to empathize when we come across others who are weighed down by troubles. We try to put ourselves in their shoes and feel their pain and let them know it will be ok. We often do not know Posted by shykes21 in Yukon Ho! | May 2, 2012
  • Wats & Wats & Wats & Wats .... & Beach [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/299168/DSC00303.jpg thumb=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/299168/thumb_DSC00303.jpg Posted by nlpolyak in Welcome to Wherever You Are | Apr 30, 2012
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