Ian "Snow" Woodford - The Documentary

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For Violet, Kevin, and others that never had the chance to see it, here it is. Running time 39 minutes.




http://vimeo.com/148114493


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Don't forget to join CEO and say thank you.

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Well worth the watch. Thanks for the memories Snow.

Anyone interested in learning about the UNTAC days and a bit of Khmer history, watch the vid.

[phuketrichard]

For Violet, Kevin, and others that never had the chance to see it, here it is. Running time 39 minutes.



Okay, so the link doesn't work.

Try this one > > > > https://vimeo.com/groups/342047/videos/148114493

His was my bar of choice the year i lived on the "other " side of the tonle sap

Thanks!!!

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Richard, I'm betting I probably saw you there sometime. I was there every Friday after work without fail.

[phuketrichard]

Richard, I'm betting I probably saw you there sometime. I was there every Friday after work without fail.

very good chance we might have shared a vodka/tonic and a joint than watching the sunset

He does sum up why living in Cambodia was great back than

THE PEOPLE

[John Bingham]

Great documentary about a very remarkable man. Loved hearing those tales, sadly missed.

[kiwiincambodia]

Watching this again for the 4th or 5th time in a couple weeks and got me thinking, does anyone know what happened to Maxine and how she is doing these days?

[phuketrichard]

back in Oz where she moved when her dad left as far as i know

[Rutiger]

That was great stuff. I hope his daughter has that book of memories in her possession.