Skip & Gabi Yetter: writers, travelers, foodies and former US media executives share their adventures, experiences and stories from their round the world travels after they leave the treadmill for a world of adventure
I’d been having a lovely time until I saw him. It was my night alone in Siem Reap after Skip, Kirsty and Betsey went back to Phnom Penh and I stayed to meet my colleagues for a road trip to the provinces the following day. A night in a town filled…
» Read morePicture two open-air football field-sized airplane hangars set in an enormous T. Unfinished concrete floor. Curved, corrugated steel ceiling perhaps 50 feet at its center, descending to the building’s sides, where it joins a series of motor-contro…
» Read moreIf you’ve been to almost any casino in the world, you’re probably familiar with HotShot. It’s a slot machine which gobbles up your coins (or bills), spins some dials and offers you the chance of getting a HotShot (free triple spin) if you li…
» Read moreIt should have been a warning that something was amiss when Gabi found a cracker in her dresser drawer. I mean, finding a cracker among your shorts is kind of like finding a sneaker in the fridge – something’s a bit off camber.But when the second …
» Read moreSom On’s shoulders seem a little squarer these days as he mounts his tuk tuk, leaves the curb and takes us on our daily commute to work near Phnom Penh’s Russian Market. His almond-shaped eyes seem brighter, too, and his smiles more abundant than …
» Read more“Neak dtoe na?” (where are you going?), the old women in headscarves waved to me as they stirred their breakfast rice pots. I smiled and waved back, ignoring their question, and kept jogging along the village path which ended. In a dead end. I tur…
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