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Arie Goes to Cambodia: Beijing, Tiananmen at Sunset: Little Red ... Jan 18, 2007 ... Beijing, Tiananmen at Sunset: Little Red Cook Book! Little Red Cook Book! This is from the second day of my trip to Beijing. ... 2.
Arie Goes to Cambodia: We got to install microwave ovens We got to install microwave ovens. A lot of people fled the Khmer Rouge, and many of them ended up in the United States (mostly on the west coast, ... 3.
Arie Goes to Cambodia: Beijing, Tiananmen at Sunset: Little Red ... Jan 18, 2007 ... Beijing, Tiananmen at Sunset: Little Red Cook Book! ... The Great Leap was abandoned in 1961, by which time thirty million people had ... 4.
Arie Goes to Cambodia: Arie Goes to Thailand: Day One Dec 13, 2006 ... I think there are cheap guesthouses on some of the other beaches, but not Railay. But it's one of the cheapest places--we were surrounded by ... 5.
Arie Goes to Cambodia: Arie Goes to Viet Nam: Day One The sad thing about the Mekong Express Limousine Bus to HCMC is that it leaves at 6:30am, so I had to call a tuktuk driver to pick us up at 5:45am--and then ... 6.
Arie Goes to Cambodia: Bangkok Again, Day One: The Grand Palace Jan 3, 2007 ... The ticket for the Grand Palace came with a ticket to see Wat Phra Kaew ("Temple of the Emerald Buddha"), which houses, well, ... 7.
Arie Goes to Cambodia: Beijing, Tiananmen at Sunset: Little Red ... Jan 18, 2007 ... I'm a New Yorker who moved to Cambodia. This is my trip journal. ... Beijing, Tiananmen at Sunset: Little Red Cook Book! ... 8.
Arie Goes to Cambodia: Arie Goes to Pattaya Jan 3, 2007 ... We took a taxi back to Bangkok (had to give directions to the driver in Thai, thanks, Lonely Planet). While in Pattaya, we found out why the ... 9.
Arie Goes to Cambodia: Arie Goes to Pattaya Jan 3, 2007 ... Arie Goes to Pattaya. Thursday morning, last day in Cambodia, first of a long vacation. We loaded our luggage into a taxi and headed over to ... 10.
Arie Goes to Cambodia: Seeing Hands Massage I finally got to try Seeing Hands yesterday--it's a chain of massage centers where they train blind people as masseuses. Expats rave about them, ... |
