I found my way home from the dump

I am apologising now for the lack of movement from this side of the world. It's been an interesting last few weeks. I am no longer working with the CLCA orphanage as they have turned out to be completely corrupt and have told Drew (the american volunteering there) that they don't want anything to do with him any more because Drew could see what was going on. They accused him of photographing parts of the orphanage he helped build to raise funds for his seperate english school that he set up next to the orphanage. I thought it wise to quietly step away incase they somehow brought me into it.
So I have been trying to find other orphanages to visit, and am taking a trip out to one of the provinces tomorrow to visit an orphanage that cares for HIV kids and is also centre for women and a rehabilitation centre. I am also spending next week up in Siem Reap visiting Angkor again alongside spending time with the kids at Sunrise Childrens Village.
So just a quicky to say I'm not dead, far from it. Living it up in Phnom Penh, chasing rickshaws and getting lost out in the Cambodian country side.
Check out the kids working at the dump on the outskirts of town, and below are more photos for you.