22/9/06 Our Last day In Siem Reap was spent around the central market and the outlining and lesser visited temples. I needed to get some photos of the market place, which stinks fresh meat buzzing with flies, outside we saw a man with a mug scooping up the fithy water to wash his face. I managed to get some decent photos of the meat, vegetables and the marketplace layout. The out-temples are the best onces, gigantic trees grow out from the top of the rui...

19/9/06 we have spent that last few days amongst the ankor runins and the resturants, bars and markets of Siem Reap. . Ankor wat was pretty awsome, lightning struck behind it as we walked towards, at the back of the temple monkies climbed over the ruins, and if you go there at the hotest point in the day theres hardly anyone there, we stayed until sunset and the spires light up like candels. Ankor thom was a lot better, we got up early to see th...

14/9/06 Today we took a Taxi to the China town area of Bangkok, the busiest place I have ever seen. There are intricate tributaries or market filled streets over flowing onto the road. Along the main street are stalls that cook food in huge wok痴 with all sorts of fruits and vegetables that I have never seen before and disgusting looking meats, enormous fish crammed into tanks, unable to turn around, live crabs tied up in crates and a whole load of ju...

11.9.06 -When we arrived in Bangkok, an hour or so late from the plane delay we were greeted by a sea of thai's all wanting to take us somewhere. Wmade the mistake of not waiting in the official line and got picked up by a young man who didnt seem to have any identification in his cab, he put our bags in the boot before working out where we were going, and told us it would be 650 bhat, it was supposed to cost under 200. we told him, in som version of ...