The market area is near "Shadow of Angkor Guesthouse".
You name it, he has it. Hey, only household goods, OK?
Hawker with baskets slung on a pole. Her shoulder and leg muscles given a daily workout. But a tough life no doubt.
Monks also need daily neccessities. No meter, just hop onto the motor-bike taxi.
Mussels (hope I'm right) are obviously a local delicacy. If you like to crunch on them, then you'll go crazy over the dirt cheap price.
Gambar2 encek Roger mengkagumkan! Saya download gambar2 di-komputer dan akan pelesir ka-negeri ini tah lamah lagi.
ReplyDeleteTerima Kaseh,
Cheong Tuck Wai
Penang.
Foto-foto snap shots saja.
ReplyDeleteYou really got down to the street to mingle with the locals and to experient the life of the poeple of the place you travelled to.
ReplyDeleteThat's the truest form of travel. Salute.
Personally, that's the most satisfying way to travel rather than peering thro the windows of a coach. This is just a personal opinion. Different people see things differently, content with merely skimming the surface.
ReplyDeleteI agree with your opinion totally.
ReplyDeleteRoger, are those cooked mussels?
ReplyDeleteNo, Alex, uncooked. You like them?
ReplyDeleteGiant mussel with pasta = D.E.L.I.C.I.O.U.S :)
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