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Phnom Penh: a city of contrasts

March 25, 2013

31 Dec 2012-6 Jan 2013. We flew into Phnom Penh from Bangkok on New Years Eve, checked into our downtown …

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The beach itself is not so special being narrow and not very long, and the sand a little gritty, but the setting should win awards! There's a rocky outcrop that forms the northern end of the beach, and is part of the wild and rugged coastline facing Howe Sound. Looking south is the rock, as in The Rock! Whyte Islet is definitely the star of the show. Latest blog post: Rock Hopping For The Win! Whytecliff Park beach. Link in bio

The beach itself is not so special being narrow and not very long, and the sand a little gritty, but the setting should win awards! There's a rocky outcrop that forms the northern end of the beach, and is part of the wild and rugged coastline facing Howe Sound. Looking south is the rock, as in The Rock! Whyte Islet is definitely the star of the show. Latest blog post: Rock Hopping For The Win! Whytecliff Park beach. Link in bio

The beach itself is not so special being narrow and not very long, and the sand a little gritty, but the setting should win awards! A rocky outcrop that forms the northern end of the beach, and is part of the wild and rugged coastline facing Howe Sound. Looking south is the rock, as in The Rock! Whyte Islet is definitely the star of the show. Latest blog post: Rock Hopping For The Win! Whytecliff Park beach. Link in bio

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It snowed in Vancouver, the kind of snow that buries all the hardships, all the detritus, all the forgotten or lost bits-and-pieces of humanity; the discarded coffee cup, the lost glove, the distresses of life. Ten centimetres of snow makes everything bright white again. There is a kind of mercy in this amount of snow, thick enough to camouflage everything, and the cold becomes something you can almost revel in. Latest blog post: The Time Of Water - winter in Vancouver. Link in bio

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