Our road trip from Phnom Pehn to Siem Reap was a six-hour ride on a private bus. As on many of our previous trips, our CEO Beam allowed Bill to sit up front beside the driver where he was able to take some great camera shots. 

There was road construction for many miles out of the city and recent rains had flooded the ditches and the flat land under the stilted huts.  The Cambodian countryside with its lush tropical vegetation, agriculture fields and processing units, roadside activity and small villages offered many fascinating sights and both of us took far too many photos -- digital cameras are a bit of a mixed blessing. 

Every curve and every km offered something that we wanted to capture for future memories: Khmer buildings, temples, French Colonial structures, rustic tin-roofed shacks on stilts, well-to-do tile-roofed concrete houses, vendor stalls, structures for monks, factories, livestock, canals and streams, farm tractors, waves of motor bikes, and construction projects with bamboo: houses, bridges, bridges, etc. with bamboo scaffolding everywhere.