Team Fyl and Michelle Pictures

This lady did our laundry. IF YOU'RE READING THIS CAMBODIAN LADY THANKS AGAIN. ALSO, NEXT TIME USE A LITTLE STARCH.

This spider was literally as big as my hand. We wanted to put our hand up next to it in comparison, but we were way too scared.

Michelle takes a nap like Buddha. They're really quite the pair those two.

A temple in Siem Reap.

A little kitten sleeping under a giant stone lion. Every time Michelle sees a dumb animal she takes like 15 pictures of it.

Tombs of the dead.

Cambodian kids playing at the temple.

Fyl stops for a makeshift English lesson. He taught them the word "makeshift".

Michelle soaking wet after the bike ride from hell, dead frogs still stuck between her toes.

The crocodile farm was more like a crocodile holocaust.

NO ONES TURNING ME INTO A HANDBAG.

Cambodian high rise apartments.

The river is the source of everything in the villages. People drink from them, they fish in them, they wash in them, and they throw garbage in them.

Our first look at the floating village.

All the houses are built on the floodplain, on stilts 5-6 meters high.

In the dry season these are like tree houses, but in the wet season it's a floating village.

The flooded forest, next to the village.

Diki, a 9 year old Cambodian boy gave us a tour through the flooded forest. In the dry season, this is just a regular forest.

His aunt rowed the boat through the trees.

Cows on the river.

A house on the river.

Straw house.

Taking her sister for a ride.

A typical Cambodian road.

Michelle barters with the parking attendants.

A storm struck us on our tuk-tuk ride back to the city.

In these temples monks hang out, study English, and play music.

Scenery around the temple.

Bridge to the tiny temple.

Michelle beside a little tomb, in a Cambodia graveyard.