Mission to Cambodia 2012
A Servant’s Heart
from Cameray Hart
We already are keeping quite busy on our second day in beautiful Cambodia. Because of our schedules being thrown off so much from the time change, most of us automatically woke up well before 6 or 7. After a breakfast at the hotel, we headed by bus to southern Cambodia. The bus ride there was filled with many images one would be hard-pressed to find in the US. Motos (mopeds or motorcycles) speeding by with Mom, Dad, and their three children piled on. Market places selling traditional food, handwoven baskets, and other such specialties. And miles and miles of rice fields.
After driving three hours, we made it to our destination: the city of Kampot. Of course, the first thing we did was have lunch. The place we picked was called “Natural Bungalow” and it definitely stayed true to the name. We had a bungalow right on the river with the mountains in the background. The food was good, but the company was better. Being the only ones at the restaurant, we were able to get to know each other better. Continue reading