Today was another lazy day! We were a little proactive in booking accommodation and the boat for Koh Rong tomorrow and Scott finally bought a Cambodian SIM Card which he hasn't stopped going on about for weeks. It's pretty good, he bought it for $2 and then put $5 top up on but it got him $30 worth of Internet. So if we haven't got access to Internet when we are lost or need to find hotels he will be able to do the navigating instead of me! We booked an extra...

Occurred to me today my eyebrows are slowly disappearingToday was a chilled day, after last night we were both feeling it a little in the head! We had breakfast and sat by the pool, the water usually makes you feel better to freshen you up. I wasn't too bad after that, because the sensible one drinks water before she goes to bed after a drinking session. DumDum doesn't. I'll give him credit that it may not just be drink because he does have a soar throat and snif...

We took our passports to the Vietnamese embassy up the road this morning, expecting the visa to take a few days. It took 10 minutes to full the most simplest form out ever and it was ready to collect at 4pm the same day so not all bad! Just annoying that it set us back $60 each, sickening price. Headed to the beach for the morning, it was so quiet about! I think there's a lot of drugs flying about here, seen a lot of dealing from the tuk tuk drivers and the sme...

Our bus was at 9.30am just down the road from our hotel so we braved the walk in the heat and braved they 'tuk tuk sir madam' from every driver along the riverfront. We paid $2 more for a tidy bus that got their quicker aswell. The bus was a 'VIP minibus' it had about 12 people in it, wifi and it played the three Rambo films the entire way which was good. The journey took around 5 hours, the bus stop was right around the corner from our hostel which was handy. ...

After taking in as much knowledge as possible yesterday at the genocide museum we headed to the killing fields today. We knew this was going to be a tuff one. There were over 300 killing fields and 100-200 prisons throughout Cambodia but the ones in Phnom Penh were the most secretive and bigger. The prisons were tricked into going to the prisons, they were told they were going to a better house or what ever. Grabbed a tuk tuk for $15 return. It was a fair ol...