CAMBODIA--Part 9
AROUND PHNOM PENH
When It's 100 Degrees Out, Fresh Sugar Cane Juice From a Drink Stand
Like This Makes for a VERY Welcome Break
Traditional Houses Are Made From Local Wood and Blend in Perfectly With
the Landscape
Industry is Done in the Home: This Metal Forge is Right Next to Its Owner's
House
Silk Weaving is Another Traditional Craft Making a Comeback
Looms Are Set Up in the Space Underneath the Stilt Houses
Weavers Sometimes Use Natural Dyes Made From Leaves Like These, or From
Other Materials Ranging...
...From Tree Bark to Seeds to Roots
The Leaves Are Boiled to Create Dyes in Colors You Might Not Expect Given
Their Natural Color (This Blouse Was Colored by Dye Made From These Leaves!)
Prayer Houses Give Farmers a Convenient Place to Rest or Meditate in the
Middle of the Day
Ox Cart Caravans Are a Common Sight Outside the City
A Country Gas Station: Simple But Effective (And Mostly for Motorbikes)
Garbage Disposal is a BIG Problem EVERYWHERE!
The Entry Gate to Choeung Ek Looks Innocent Enough...
...But It Leads to the "Killing Fields" Where the Khmer Rouge Executed More
Than Ten Thousand People and Buried Them in Mass Graves. The Memorial Stupa
Houses Only Some of Those Found,...
...Exhibiting Them for All to Remember, and to Insure That It Will Not
Happen Again