I think even swimming with a good current behind me I might out swim these river police....
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Markets, Stalls & Shops
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| Dried fish for supper anyone? |
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| Spices and strange dried things! |
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| 24Seven one-stop shop Cambodia style |
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| Snack time... |
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| Plastic-fastic - the little kids out here love these |
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| Sugar Palm drink press - very refreshing and a good sugar hit |
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| Add caption |
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| Look at those lovely dresses.... |
Boat Trip - 17th September 2011 - Part 3
As we were heading back in the cooler of the afternoon the villages were coming to life with all the fishermen out with their nets.
We also went past a drying house for tobacco which wasn't in use at the mo due to the flooding - rubber, pepper, rice and tobacco are big crops around this province.
We also went past a drying house for tobacco which wasn't in use at the mo due to the flooding - rubber, pepper, rice and tobacco are big crops around this province.
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| Kampong Cham from the water |
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| Fishing Boat |
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| Everyone feeling a little tired on the way home... |
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| What you don't see is the fish in his net!! |
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| Tobacco drying houses |
Boat Trip - 17th September 2011 - Part 2
After wondering & exploring the grounds:
We went back to the boat and had a lovely long (as we were going against the current) journey home - see part 3!
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| Cambodian Van style! |
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| Long boats that get raced in November |
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| The Well the Monks use |
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| You can see the extent of flooding - the trees in the distance are just poking above water level |
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| Can you see the ladder the Sugar Palm collectors have put up the side of the tree.. |
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| Some of the fields were the rice is grown for the monks |
We went back to the boat and had a lovely long (as we were going against the current) journey home - see part 3!
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