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| How many Cambodians can you fit into a pick up truck? Apparently my driver said there were 39. Somehow I don't think there are enough seat belts for each passenger. |
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| Bathroom edict |
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| Filling up with gas. They sell it by the bottle; a liquor bottle. See below |
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| Gas for sale. |
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| Anything goes here! I even see others on the back of motorcycles with their infant in their arms. No baby seat regulations. |
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| Typical house in Siem Reap area |
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| Lower income style of housing |
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| During the day people hang out under the house for shade and to catch a little breeze... if there is one. |
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| You can often see offerings set beside religious statues. Here someone has offered Buddha a diet coke, and a couple of shots of rum. I thought that was funny. |
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| A hand made impromptu prosthetic leg. |
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| Wooden leg with a shoe sole for the forefoot, ingenious idea... allows for a smoother forefoot rocker when going into toe off, rather than a wooden forefoot. |
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| Gotta love the english signs. |
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