After negotiating our tuk tuk fare we set off at 5am to catch sunrise over Angkor Wat.... unfortunately it was a couldy morning so sun rise didnt really happen! We navigated around the worlds largest religious building and took a lot of snaps. The heavens opened shortly after breakfast so looking around Bayon temple was very wet! Bayon has 216 faces sculpted into its walls so there is always a set of eyes on you when you are looking around, eerey. Next up was ...

So after over 4 months of unemployment it was time to brush off the cob webs and get back to work, well, if only for a week. Kim had found some volunteer work for 'Cambodia World Family' a dental charity in Phnom Penh, run by an Australian guy. I managed to find a voluntary job as an English teacher! Below is a little summary of our time in the capital. Kim: My days began at 7am, which was a shock to me. I took a 10min tuk-tuk to the clinic, each day we would ...