Hi everyone, This is going to be along one as I have some catching up to do, but I won't bore you all too much. We visited the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek. The guide that was showing us around had lost most of his family members due to the Khumer Rouge, and was on the verge of tears. We were shown a huge tower where lots of skulls were kept, showing how brutally people were killed, with bamboo sticks or against a sharp palm tree and many more terrible, brutal...

Hi everyone! Cambodia has turned out to be my favourite place. We have fitted so many things in the last couple of days and are always kept going. I need a rest so I have taken a break from going for dinner with the group. In Siem Reap we visited the landmine museum in style on a tuk tuk. It was truely an eye opening experience, and all down to one man Aki ra a former Khumer Rouge conscripted child soldier devoting his life to make Cambodia a safe place again. H...

Hi everyone! We arrived in Cambodia yesterday, left Bangkok just on time before the coup. We had a 6 hour bus journey to the border in luxury! That soon changed when we got to Cambodian border, they were young children with babies on their hips begging. The roads were in a lot worse condition than those in Thailand. Apparently the Cambodian government won't improve the roads as they prefer people to fly. We got a pick up truck (open top), for 6 hours in monsoon ...

Hi everyone! Have been in Koh Phanang for the last three nights. It's so beautiful here. We came here by open top taxi, across some pot holey dirt roads. Was great fun, and on arrival we were greeted with a coconut and a necklace made from fresh flowers. That night we went for a meal and went to a few bars. The bars are so relaxed and chilled out here. Some have hammocks which just puts me to sleep. You need to take off shoes and that just makes the whole ...

Hi everyone! This keyboard is really hard to use so bear with me! We have been in Cameron Highlands and Penang the last four days. Cameron Highlands was great, was a lot colder than Kuala Lumpar and actually needed jumpers. They had really cute cafe that sold scones and tea!! and warm soup...was like winter in Ireland.Saw tea plantations and how tea was manufactered (for those of you who know mw well I love me tea) Went on a hike the next day and up towards...