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Banteay Meanchey

Anna in Cambodia

In September, I packed up house and home and good teaching job in London to volunteer with VSO (Voluntary Services Overseas. I now live in Phnom Srok, a beautiful district in the Banteay Meanchey province in the north-west of Cambodia. Initially intended as a means to communicate my new lie to family and friends back in the UK, I am thoroughly enjoying writing this blog about such a beautiful country, its wonderful people and the adventures and experiences I'm enjoying. I am happy to share my musings with anyone willing to read them and welcome comments and feedback.
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Phnom Penh

The Sreisaat Adventures in Cambodia

A journal of a Filipina development worker in Cambodia.
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Motherland

British writer and mother follows husband to Cambodia and needs to let off steam (literally). Desperately seeking domestic bliss as a full-time mother of toddler and new baby, grappling with much-beloved attachment approach to parenting, and losing sleep over ex-pat life in a developing country. Welcome to Motherland!
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Siem Reap

Adam in Cambodia

A diary of a Thai-Australian living in Siem Reap Cambodia. Commentary on life in the town, travel, food, people, language, architecture, hotels, and social issues.
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Webbed Feet, Web Log

Art and life, art of life in Cambodia.
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Rickmann Travelog

Our experiences living and working in Cambodia, and The Gambia.
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Angkor Wat

Cambodian Skies

Cambodian Skies is a journal like no other that you will read.
It shares the journeys, both physical and spiritual of Pete Calanni, a self-proclaimed ex-hippie from Western New York.
Cambodian Skies details his travels, the people he meets, his goals, thoughts, fears, up, downs. Very real stuff, no glossy fiction here.
This journal features details on South East Asia, Cambodia, Angkor Wat and his day to day life living in 'One Cambodian Village'.
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