Good morning everyone. It’s our final morning in Siem Reap. We’ve arranged for a couple of vans to take us out to Banteay Srey temples this morning, often said to be the most beautiful of the Angkor temples. We’ll spend a little time there getting one last lesson on Cambodia’s ancient history then head back to the Landmines Museum to have a final look at Cambodia’s more recent unfortunate history. Then it’s back here to the hotel to get our (heavy) bags organised and maybe make a few last minute donations of clothing to the orphanage across the river. Siem Reap International Airport awaits us in the early afternoon and, despite the fact that we’ve had an adventure none of us is likely to forget, we’re now all quite eager to board the flight and make our way back home again. Thanks for following our blog. See you in Melbourne tomorrow morning. Garry
Cambodia Service Project 2012
Ivanhoe students bringing friendship to Cambodia
Cambodia Service Project 2012 
thank you so much to all the students and Garry for sharing the stories of your amazing experiences in Cambodia. Extraordinary effort on behalf of the teachers, we can’t thank you all enough for caring for the group- and keeping everyone physically and emotionally strong.
thank you all so much- Darlene and Rob Leach
Thanks again Garry and all – breakfast wont the same without reading the previous day’s blog and taking in the photos.
Safe journey home…….
Thanks so much to the whole team who contributed to the blog whilst you were all away – it was great to be able to read it each morning before work and stay in touch with what you were doing & feeling like we too had visited Cambodia with you all. Thanks also to the teachers who have looked after the kids so well – it is something that they are never going to forget. Enjoy the rest of your holiday Steve & to all the others safe travels home and see you at the airport tomorrow – Tony & Jenny Orso
A wonderful experience coming to the end. But it’s the beginning of the rest of your lives, with newfound knowledge to draw upon.
Thankyou very much to all the teachers and mentors who have helped shaped our kids. Thankyou for putting in 24 hours a day for 18 days.
Thankyou to your families who have done without you during this time.
So looking forward to you all coming home safe and sound.
Lynne
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Thank you so much for the daily blog. It was wonderful to wake up in the morning to read and see what you all have done the previous day. Thankyou so much to all the teachers who have looked after our kids and provided them with memories they will never forget. So looking forward to having you home in the mornin – have a safe flight.
Kaye & John
XXXOOO
Congratulations for making it through! You’ll all be very excited to offload some ray bans and geanie pants no doubt. The first thing you will notice when you get home is the smell.. or the lack thereof! It hit me how clean our air is in Melbs!!
I will miss the blog ;(
Safe Travels
Thanks for the blog, it has so exciting sharing the journey with you all.
I know yesterday was sad saying goodbye.It is tough to leave, however it could be the beginning of lifelong friedships. Know we are excited about seeing you all return. Travel well
.The Robinson Clan