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Welcome to the PEPY Network! This network is for our trip participants, supporters, and friends to discuss PEPY issues. For those traveling with us, you can connect with people here before and after your trip, as well as share reflections and ideas.

When you sign up for a PEPY Tour you will be given a log-in for the PEPY Network. Inside, you can ask questions of past participants, read blogs and see photos from past tours, meet your trip leader and co-participants, and post your own thoughts and media as well. When you come on a PEPY Tour, we want you to feel like you are visiting friends. By joining the PEPY Network, you can get to know us all before you even arrive!

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Teaching in Chanleas Dai

The past three weeks have been crazy. Since I stepped off the plane into Cambodia's omnipresent heat and humidity I don't feel like I have stopped to think. Ive already been to Kampot in the South, attempted to learn my way around the orchestrated anarchy that is Phnom Penh and had the priviledge of staying in Chanleas Dai. My Journey from Siem Reap to Chanleas Dai was quite a test of nerves, with my driver ("Mr. Kamikaze Taxi" - my choice of name, not his own) making an admirable attempt at kil… Continue

Posted by Tom Richardson on June 30th, 2008 at 10:57am — No Comments (Add)

More interviews, More updates

A few days ago my interviews were in Rolom Svay, a village even further than Preah Lean just on the edge of Chanleas Dai commune. It took just over 30 minutes to get there on a difficult road and I quickly realized that we were missing something in our programs here. Our students study the government curriculum in Khmer in the morning and they have the option of taking English and Comptuer classes in the afternoon (or vica versa, as the whole school runs on shifts). Students had two hours to com… Continue

Posted by Maryann Bylander on June 28th, 2008 at 3:30pm — 2 Comments (Add)

In Chanleas Dai

I love being at the PEPY Ride School in the rainy season. Its cooler, breathtakingly green, and there is a sense of renewal with constant planting going on around me. Today I took one of the new basket bikes and headed to Kralanh. It’s a ride I’ve done several times before on PEPY Tours, and one I’ve fully enjoyed on my snazzy trek mountain bike as it is the last 9km of a much longer day, and I always have a sense of excitement bringing volunteers to the school for the first time. The shocks, g… Continue

Posted by Maryann Bylander on June 22nd, 2008 at 10:00am — No Comments (Add)

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