We woke up a little late so had to rush to get the laundry in and grab some brekkie. It was going to be a big day (but more-so than we'd realised). Steve woke up with a fairly sore back that was attributed to a fairly firm mattress on the bed. Most of the beds in the hotels we'd stayed had been on the firm side but this one was particularly so. We got on the bus where our local guide was introduced to us. The first stop was the "killing fields", one of hundreds ...

With an early start (and teary farewell for Erin), we took a 2.5 hour bus ride to the Cambodian border. Border crossings have to be done on foot and this was a first for us - doing a border crossing by land, dragging our luggage behind us. It was a very hot walk across no-mans land before entering Cambodian customs. Sue's phone said it was 34 but feels like 38. We were queued up with our luggage and people were pushing past us and ignoring lines. We didn't know ...