Hello again. . . Well we did leave Sihanoukville, even though we didn't really want to. We had such a nice chilled out time there, but still we decided to head towards Kampot, as Claire mentioned that there was Boker national park and it was supposedly worth seeing. . . . ! A bit more on that later. . . So leaving Sihanoukville was a little emotional, well not so much for me, but for the Cambodian people we had met, more specifically Chenai. She was a lovely gir...

Hello again. . . Well we made it to Phnom Penh, Cambodia's capital, after a steady 6 hours bus journey. The bus wasn't one of the best I had ever been on, but it did the job. . . We made a few stops on the way, but nothing much to report really. I did my usual reading, listening to music and sleeping and the time seemed to fly by again and we were there before I knew it. . . Prior to leaving Siem Reap I made a decision to lighten my load a bit, something I shoul...

Hello again everyone. . . . Welcome to Cambodia. . . So after our little crazy Tuk-Tuk ride to the border, I told you last time (sarcastically) that this was when the fun started. . . . Well. . . . . First there are people trying to get you to buy visa's from them, saying you cannot get them inside, plus millions of very very poor looking kids tugging at you asking for money. I was red hot, I to be honest, I think yesterdays hang-over was starting to re appear! ...

Well hello again everyone. . . . I made it to Bangkok and ended up meeting Steveo again at the airport, as he had been able to sort his tax stuff out quickly and jumped on a flight to Bangkok. . . . So, after a short wait at the airport for him, we headed off into the city, of course to the Koh San Road area! I had been recommended a place to stay at, but by the time we got somewhere near and obviously dropped off at the wrong place, the walk would have been too...

Hey hey, so we got to Langkawi after another shortish boat journey from Penang. We jumped into a 7 seater minibus and headed off to the west coast where it was supposed to be more lively, but remember it is still low season here and it's Ramadan. Being in a bigger group and wanting to stay at the same place, we spent an hour trying to find a good place, but in the baking sun, I soon got bored and realised why travelling on your own is sometimes better. . . . I di...