Day 4- 28th June Woke up @ 4:30am to meet our tuk tuk guide (Tom) for our adventure to the temples of Angkor. It was cold and dark, but we were told it's better to go to the temples early in the morning, so that we can see the sunrise and that it will be a long day with lots of temples to see. First we had to buy our ticket at the cost of USD20 and have our picture taken which comes up on our ticket. Tom dropped us off at the first temple called Angkor Wat ...

Day 3 - 27th June We left Phnom Penh early morning for Siem Reap. The journey took a bumpy 6hours - the driver drove so fast and kept over-taking the slow lorries and bikes, even some of the manoeuvres was pretty risky with oncoming vehicles, but were relived to still be in one piece. At one point during the journey Ross said "I feel fit and wide awake".....10mins later he was fast asleep! We stopped for a break half way through our journey and there was a mar...

Day 2 - 26th June Just before coming to Cambodia, we found out about 'Cambodia Deaf Tours' on their website www.cambodiadeaftours.com - they can provide an interpreter called Meng who is skilled at CSL (Cambodian Sign Language), ASL (American Sign Language), BSL (British Sign Language) & International Sign Language!! So we hired his service for our trip to Toul Sleng (a prison), Killing Field & Russia Market. Meng came and picked us up at our hotel @ 8a...

Day 1 - 25th June: Hello, are you guys looking forward to reading our first blog update? The flight was smooth and comfortable. Leg space was top notch, so we were able to stretch out legs sitting down. Obviously we were gutted to miss England vs Italy and was kinda hoping they'll show it on the plane but they don't. William felt that the game will end 1-1 and then the Italians will win the penalty. Ross had a feeling that England will lose 2-1. We finally arr...