Sunny Shinokville, our first beach of many!!!! I would firstly like to piont out that it is I, yes Dan. I finally thought that it was about time I pulled my finger out to write a postcard & give the poor girl a rest. Well I am. And yes, Hannah is having a well earned rest, she is actually having her hair straightend (basically lads, this means it will now only take her 1 hour to get ready instead of the 2 or 3 it normally takes, so everyone is a winner!). Ap...

I expected Phnom Penh to be pretty much like Siem Reap as it was the capital, but there are less hawkers and the restaurants aren't as swanky!!! O well- they still have wine! We are staying in a guesthouse owned by a man called Elvis! Ha, he even looks a bit like him. Yesterday we went to the S21 prison which was used by the Khmer Rouge to detain and interrogate prisoners during the civil war. As it was only 20 odd years ago it is still in its original ...

Siem Reap was a pleasant 5 hours from Kratie- or so they said. Think the rule is double the time and add 2 hours coz it never takes as long as they think it should!!! Eventually we got to a bus station off a dirt track road only to be welcomed by 20 or so hungry tuk tuk drivers who all wanted our business. As the coach pulled in they were banging on the windows and then when the doors opened you would have thought they wanted to get on the damn bus!! We eventuall...

Firstly- thanks for the message Grant, didn't realise that your life was that empty that you have to fill your days abusing me- well you win some you loose some! So... we crossed the boarder into Cambodia in the most cramped mini van- there were 17 people in a 11 seater bus and there was even 2 people in the drivers seat!! Our first stop in Cambodia was Kratie- a small town where not alot of people stop, but coz we can, we did! We enjoyed the luxury of ...