Toot Toot Toot the bus was waiting to take us to our next destination - Phnom Pehn. 4 hour air conditioned bus journey started well, but soon in Kep we picked up some locals who had aquired some fresh or not so fresh seafood that stank out our bus - you know when they get on and you are like please dont sit near us keep walking keep walking, you know like the fat man getting in the plane senario - same thing, cambodians would say same same but different, well you...

We woke up early to catch our $6.50 VAN to Kampot, to our delight an airconditioned Camry turned and and we eagerly jumped in the back. 600m down the road the car pulled over and picked up a further two young asian girls...this meant 7 in a 5 seater car. The 3 of us squished in the back with Britt snuggled up to a cambodian guy while the two girls shared the front seat. Surely it had to be a joke.... yet 2hours dwon the track and terribly uncomfortable we realise...

I think we were still drunk when we boarded the bus at 7am to Phonm Pehn - a 6.5hour bus journey was okay for approximately 3 hours until we came to our first rest stop. Abbey was too ill to barely get off the bus so Grace and Britt ventured out to see what they could find to eat and use a bathroom. However it wasn't long until they were runniong back onto the bus as they had been chased by little girls threatening to throw tiorranchula looking spiders at them if...

Arrived into Siem Reap in sweltering 35degree humid muggy heat, got visa's ($20US), through customs and greeted by 20 keen, enthusiastic taxi drivers wanting a piece of us! We obliged and gave our services to Ros, who was quickly renamed rossy! The highlight of the taxi was the front seat seatbelt which was electric and fastened itself on the closing of the door and AIR CON! Ros talked himself into being our cheuffer for the day at a cost of $25US. Settled into ...