Too early for the Korean experience we find a bar whilst watching the never ending stream of beggars. Arriving at the North Korean restaurant, it is packed so looks like we made it on time. We see 2 other westerners who look more like CIA operatives, but mainly Japanese and Koreans. Looking at the menu, some odd dishes including - roast salmon jaw, whole turtle in chicken broth, roast cows tongue, cuttlefish, roast dog, eel, seacumber and steamed bread. We play...

Get up and go to a local restaurant so Craig could try the breakfast. Noodles dont appeal so stick to a coffee. Turns out to be a glass of ice cubes with condensed milk at the bottom. The duck noodles he has are pretty good in between the bones. We jump in a tuk tuk who takes us out to the killing fields. The locals have mixed opinions on this as there were hundreds of fields, but it is linked to S-21 so it is worth at least seeing. You get a free audio tape...

We had offered a lift to Florentine, who is a friend of Niall and Billy. A 73 year old American living in Phnom Penh. Fluent in French and earned a living translating and teaching languages. Has had a colourful life so far and once dated the Irish poet Seamus Heany. She has been thinking of moving to Kampot and with the recent addition of a German run hospital it is a possibility. I can see the appeal. With a nice breeze and expat community it is my favouri...