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| The map of Siem Reap and the Temples at our Guesthouse front desk. |
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| One our last day in Siem Reap I was feeling somewhat alive again, and ventured on a walk to get bread. I found this really nice bakery that had croissants and baguettes and club soda. |
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| your average street in Siem Reap. This was on the way to the Bakery |
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| The town wasn't big, and dirt roads took you into the drier countryside quickly. |
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| There was a great reuse in old coconut husks. |
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| In Cambodia the main currency is USD. They do not use coins, instead they use Cambodian bills for change, a 1000 bill is 25 cents. |
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| a wall in the guesthouse |
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| the Coveted pool and courtyard |
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| laundry at the Guesthouse |
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| Packed up and ready for the flight to Ho Chi Mihn City, Vietnam |











