Temples Continued....

Sorry it took about an hour to do the other part, so I said let's start again.

Where were we....

Ah yes, Bayon continued:

- it's so great to see victims of US mines out and making an income for themselves. There's no social welfare in Cambodia, or no insurance for that matter. So you get sick, you're fucked basically. In other SE Asian countries, you see people begging for no apparent reason, most are legit, but some aren't, and are making a great wage for themselves. As a result of this sort of shite, you tend to become slightly numb to them after a time. In Cambodia, you can't become numb, nor should you, the reasons for their poverty are all to evident most of the time...and with no help from their 'Government' it makes life pretty tough.

- a quick shower and we had to pull in. I should point out at this point(Get it!?) that a tuk-tuk(above) is $12USD for the day, no matter how many you squeeze in. The temple's require about 35km of driving, and a whole lot of waiting around! Fair play ta Shuga(Or Shuga-Daddy as I called him, well I didn't really, but it would've been funny!)

- the Terrace of the Elephants.

- about the only normal picture of me in the whole bunch. No funny faces or anything!

OK, it's getting slow again, I have discovered small posts are OK, but big ones, and the computers tend to freeze up.