For anyone whose been checking our blog for an update, sorry we've been a bit lazy over the past few weeks. So i'll give you the jist of our travels since the Perhentians.We headed to Borneo with Lynn and as the photos show, the very next day we tackled Mount Kinabalo (4095m). It was a strenuous couple of days to say the least. We meet our guide and spent 5hrs climbing to the resthouse. Unfortunately the heavens opened with about 3km to go and we got drenched. Fo...

We arrived into Kuala Lumpar ahead of Lynn, which was fortunate as it gave us time to realise that she wasn't actually arriving into the same airport.....opps. But we caught a bus and I stood there with my "Lynn McKeown" sign in hand and sure enough Lynn and a surprisingly light rucksack arrived safely. Having been to KL before we only spent the night there. Again we stayed in China town but this time in a nice hotel, and again we had some drinks, but ...

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 ...

We decided to push the boat out here and spent 30 USD on a beach bungalow in a resort on Long Beach!! Big spenders we know. The island is about 60km by 20km so not too big, but the biggest in Nam. It's famous for it's fish sauce, which the airline has banned from their planes due to the pungent smell. So the only way out for a souvenir is by ferry. It's also famous for it's little ridgeback dogs, and there was me thinking they only came from Africa! The storm u...