Hello all, we\'re in sunny Cambodia, the rain has stopped, and the sun is shining, so we have spent the day getting suitably frazzled as only the British do best! We are no longer the pasty Scousers who left Liverpool 3 weeks ago, but now resemble the red lobsters we were destined to be! (Becky on the back, Nat down the left side on the front!) We\'re numbing the pain with the local tipple, Angkor Beer, and are heading off to find cheap cocktails in a bit! ...

Today we thought we should do the right thing ang go and see some sights in the Cambodian capital - it would be rude not to! Due to a late start we never actually got anywhere until early afternoon (for a change). The Tuk Tuks here are so pushy we decided to be all out rebellious and venture out on foot! Apparently this is not the local custom as pavements are full of motos, cars, stalls, dog sellers - anything you can imagine apart from pedestrians - no w...

Decided to sleep in and get the later bus to Phnom Penh. A little minibus picked us up from the hotel and took us to the "air-conditoned" bus, where we discovered some rude Cambodians had nicked our seats and kindly left us to sit in their seats on the back row, over the engine and next to the family from Hell. One woman took a fancy to Becky and kept casually touching her arm and eyeing up the rings on Natalie's fingers. Crazy b**** also fell asleep on Becky'...

On Sunday 4th December, we got up relatively early (10am) to go to the Lost City Of Angkor. Angkor was the ancient capital of Cambodia, whose empire in those days included a large part of Thailand, Laos and Vietnam. The temples were built between the 9th and 13th centuries to honour the ancient kings. More recently, Indiana Jones and Tomb Raider were filmed here! History lesson over! We got a tuk-tuk to Angkor and went to see some of the main and most im...

We started our journey to Cambodia yesterday (02/12/2005) at 7am. We were picked up from our guesthouse in Bangkok in a cramped minibus - very different to the VIP air-con coach that was described to us! Anyway, took a bumpy 4 hours to get to the border, where we got our visas and were escorted through immigration by our "helpful" guide. Once on the Cambodian side of the border, we were driven to where we thought we'd be getting back onto the bus. However, ou...