Another morning in Cambodia. We were able to observe some monks coming down to our vessel and pick up breakfast.



We, of course, had a hurry up and wait.


Then we went to land and waited again as we were oriented by Soken, our guide.

First the Buddha welcoming us to the town.

Then another graveyard for the families on the island.


Then the gate to the village.


From there we saw young children shelling peanuts.


Here is a home over 100 years old.

The Princess and GOAT visited and had to remove their shoes. Oh my Buddha! They kept their socks on.

Here is the Husband and the Influencer looking at property for the international kids camp they are considering building.

Cows mean you have money. A bull is worth about $40,000. The more cows, the richer you are.

Then some other vegetables.

Finally as we were leaving we identified the year we were born and what the animal of that year was. I was born in the year of the rat.

Here is our vessel waiting for us. Beer and air conditioning is in our immediate future!

The view from our stateroom on the river.

We went to an 800 year old temple for our afternoon tour. It is Wat Nokur.





One of the customs is people who are going to get married come to the temple months before their wedding and have over 1,000 pictures taken. Here are three couples we met at the temple.



Then we went to the bamboo bridge. They build it out of real bamboo every December. Then tear it down in May because of the monsoon rains.



Going through town we saw an ad for a dentist. Perhaps Tank wants to come back and work.

Then it was back to the bus and home.

Then it was the captains cocktail party and thank you to the crew.







My favorite server. Jackie Chan.

What a great cruise. See you soon.
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