25 (32) degC 100% humidity, thunderstorms and rain predicted for most of the day The usual morning routine. We were on the bikes and rolling by 8:30am. After one water stop we had mornos and it was then another 35km to lunch. We took some pretty interesting back roads, with not much bitumen and a lot of dirt, most of which was hard packed sand, dotted with HUGE potholes, all filled with water form yesterday's rain. And of course, the potholes were not just on one...

27degC 97% humidity, rain all day Awake at the usual time of 6am. No packing up required today so we had a leisurely breakfast, made to order. Had breakfast with three of the new people - Mike (Kiwi/Pom), Dave and son James (UK). We also knew Brian and Sue would be joining us from another hotel, so that made five new peeps. We were supposed to leave at 8pm, but the sixth person was not at the agreed meeting point at the correct time. That made Sue and Brian late,...

26 degC 100% humidity to 30 degC 79% humidity, although it felt okay. Up at 6am for breakfast at 6:30am. We had a change in timings today - had to be in the lobby for a 7:45am pick up to take us to the boat for the ride to Siem Reap. We were all ready and waiting and got to the boat "station" just before 8am for an 8:02am departure. The boat was nothing to write home about but it floated and we hooned along nicely. We travelled along the Sangker River and stopped...

25degC, 95% humidity to 31degC, 66% humidity Greg slept well, whilst Wendy tossed and turned on the rock hard bed. Up at 6:15 (a little sleep in!) for breakfast. Breakfast was a la carte and most of us had the American Breakfast. We would have left just after 8am if there were not more issues with the bikes. We eventually left about 8:20am. The terrain this morning was undulating but not too trying. After two water stops, lunch was had at the 52km mark. Lunch tod...

26 degC, 91% humidity, cloudy We were up at 6am for a leisurely breakfast of the usual stuff before heading off at 8am on the bikes. We have approx 37km to ride to the border, with one drink stop along the way. Our first non-drink stop, at the 10km mark, was at a Buddhist temple/Ordination Hall with a meeting hall next to it. Another 15km on we stopped for a drink. Mark had a flat about 1km from the drink stop which held up the truck with the drinks, but it wasn'...