Fourth Day of Cycling
Today’s cycling was `BEAUTIFUL’
The cycle route took us along the coast line where the mountains meet the sea…. we travelled from Kep through Kampot,
negotiated our way through the local traffic, which once again included the usual suspects, cars, trucks. motos, cows, people and the chaotic markets.
We travelled by boat through mangroves and eventually arrived at Sihanoukville. A funny little beach side town – perhaps best described as what Thailand would of been like 30 years ago.
Tonight we had for the first time – Amok Curry, the national dish, usually served with either fish, vegetables, chicken or beef, in a spicy coconut curry! YUM!
30km cycled in total and a fabulous day! The next two days are going to be have some full on riding so today was about preserving the energy levels to ensure we all successfully in completing the mammoth challenge of 9 days cycling across Vietnam to Cambodia!
Catch you tomorrow, goodnight for now.
Today’s cycling was `BEAUTIFUL’
The cycle route took us along the coast line where the mountains meet the sea…. we travelled from Kep through Kampot,
negotiated our way through the local traffic, which once again included the usual suspects, cars, trucks. motos, cows, people and the chaotic markets.
We travelled by boat through mangroves and eventually arrived at Sihanoukville. A funny little beach side town – perhaps best described as what Thailand would of been like 30 years ago.
Tonight we had for the first time – Amok Curry, the national dish, usually served with either fish, vegetables, chicken or beef, in a spicy coconut curry! YUM!
30km cycled in total and a fabulous day! The next two days are going to be have some full on riding so today was about preserving the energy levels to ensure we all successfully in completing the mammoth challenge of 9 days cycling across Vietnam to Cambodia!
Catch you tomorrow, goodnight for now.
