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[/caption]It was a long ride, and featured some more off-road than we'd experienced until that point. Though the conditions were really dry, our guide, Daniel, managed to find a deep patch of stealthy mud:
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[/caption]Once far away from any real cities, we had to rely on small road-side stands for our gas needs:
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[/caption]We made it to Sen Monoram without incident, and got lucky when this Guest House, which was more like bungalows, had some 'rooms' available for only $5 a night ($6 if you wanted hot water showers).
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[/caption]We spent two nights in Sen Monoram exploring the area, before getting back on the road and heading toward Prey Vang.
The scenery on the journey was, for the most part, quite beautiful, and we got to see a lot of ox-carts (pulled by water buffalo), and other interesting modes of transportation. I can't imagine the balance involved below:
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[/caption]Unfortunately, we couldn't make it all the way to Prey Vang before dark, so we decided to stay the night in the very small town of Suong (main street pictured here):
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[/caption]We would be spending just one more night on the road before finishing our bike tour.
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