#halotrust

[sentebale-duch]

,,Angola is probably one of the few places she could go to and people really had no idea who she was. She went to see some of the bedsides and I actually interpreted for her because I speak portuguese. There was a little girl lying who was clearly in a terrible condition, all her insides were hanging out and she caught the attention of Princess Diana who started asking her questions. After she'd moved on I stayed and just asked the girl a few more questions and she said to me "who is that?", and I said "she's a princess from England from far away", and she said to me "Is she an angel?", and I found that really moving. This little girl probably died a few hours after that, I knew she died, and it somehow seemed nice that the last thing she saw was this beautiful lady she thought was an angel."

[hundvenclements]

Starting our jungle temple tour with a lesser known remote temple on the out skirts of Ankor Wat called Wat Athvea Temple also known as Prasat Vat Althea from the 12th century 6km south of Siem Reap. I arrived just after sunset on day 1 in Cambodia. Having read of the very real dangers of the 12 million un exploded #landmines spread across the country, I made sure to stick to the well trodden paths. It turns out that most of the temple sites around Siem Reap have been declared safe by the #halotrust and #cmac after some fantastic work clearing the sites. (at Athvea temple) https://www.instagram.com/p/B81Y0EZJOWg/?igshid=1ueu2tmkkchkt