Battered tarantula
The Cambodian Border
Making use of the en-suite river
Krong Chbar Mon High Steet
Cambodian breakfast: ice coffee and doughnuts
Drastic measures to repair my saddle
Monks collecting food in Phnom Penh
Backpack made by the Daughters of Cambodia
Bracelets left at the Choeng Ek Genocide Centre
The memorial stupa filled with bones at the
Typical traffic mayhem in Phnom Penh
Selling fruit is tiring work
Shes not pedalling on the front!
Cambodian bus
Iced coffee to go
Visibility: Poor
Adventure face
Or we could ride a monkey
Happy in the hammock
Arriving at Angkor Watt
The largest temple in the world
Tim with the food aid for his orphanage
Hidden Buddha
Bayon Temple, Siem Reap
A lot, lot tastier than it looks, believe me.
Seyha’s parents braving the cold
Kehal Speam, carved into the rock of a stream bed
Kehal Speam
The main occupation seemed to be chopping up tapioca and laying it on the side of the road to dry
Preah Vihear
A worthwhile $5 to get a ride on a scooter up to Preah Vihear
Slash and burn
After the fires have passed through
A towel is perfectly acceptable attire
We may be waiting a while for this ferry to leave
Pavement wedding party
Our final Cambodian host complete with utility shirt for storing his smart phone
Temple workshop
