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Waterfalls at Tatai
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...as well as steaming rice (also a safe option - add your own soy and chilli and away you go)...
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Scrabble and Moet out of tumblers...the latter was a rather 'Cambodian' touch to the occasion.
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Jungle lodge essentials
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Sure, we can do this (just how *far* is it again?)
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Sadly these fungii were about as close we got to spotting scary natural creatures in the 'jungle' but hey, it was a nice walk...
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Small fishies
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Solo man moment
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Compulsory offerings of the Cambodian road stop: Mangoes, pineapples and bananas (also known as the safe options)...
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These guys were lovin' it
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What appeared to be a prime butterfly pick up spot...
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And the aftermath of the leech.
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Sunday morning offerings
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This is a smile that says, oh yes, its 4.30pm on a Friday afternoon and I'm already far from the craziness of Phnom Penh and ready for a drink :)
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...and a combination of foods that definitely haven't been kept under Australian hygiene standards. Eat these at your own risk (esp if your bus doesn't have a toilet onboard)
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The paddle says it all...
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Not a bad spot to take Sunday breakfast
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Ze German guy with ze smoothest (and maybe campest) German accent I think I've ever heard...
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...except for the leech!
