Hello All, and thanks for following me. Todays topic is Sea Salt Have you ever wondered how salt can be garnered from the sea? Well, wonder no more. In the last post, I mentioned the town of Kampot and the … Continue reading →
Hello All, and thanks for following me. Todays topic is pepper farming Kampot is coastal town that is a mix of Cambodians, Europeans, Americans and Australians. It’s not a large town but has everything you could want. It has a … Continue reading →
Hello All, and thanks for following me. Todays topic Koh Rong Island Imagine long stretches of white sandy beaches with clear green and turquoise blue water. A place where there are no cars because there are no roads just … Continue reading →
Hello All, and thanks for following me. Todays topic is cricket farming. Cambodians eat a lot of insects as snacks- more on this in a future post- but one of the favorite snacks are crickets. They’re deep fried and really … Continue reading →
Hello All, and thanks for following me. Otres Beach, Cambodia. It is vacation time and I had heard of this small seaside village of Otres. Quiet and slow paced sounded like the place for me. It wasn’t easy to get … Continue reading →
Hello All, and thanks for following me. Mango Season! Yes, it’s mango season here in Cambodia. The fruit is everywhere. As you can see by the pictures from a local farm, the trees are loaded. It reminds me of apple … Continue reading →
Hello All, and thanks for following me. This weeks blog post is about the Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center. This is a 6000 acre reserve with around 1000 animals from more than 100 species, many of which are categorized as … Continue reading →
Hello All, and thanks for following me. This weeks blog post is about Wat Opot Childrens Community. Wayne Matthysse was a medic in the Vietnam War. He was one of only two that survived the war out of his entire … Continue reading →
Hello All, and thanks for following me. This weeks blog post is about the vaccination runs. Approximately 10 days out of a month we will ride a moto out to a remote village to give vaccinations that include TB, … Continue reading →
Hello All, and thanks for following me. This weeks blog post is about the international court that tried Pol Pots inner circle for crimes committed during the years of the Khmer Rouge. 1.7 million people had died in a relatively … Continue reading →