Monday, December 18, 2006 / 12:31 AM
The missing parts, from Junyi's camera:
Angkor Wat
A stretch of roadside stalls inside Angkor Archaeological Park. Mainly ornaments, books and clothes.
It's that flock of stairs where everyone was pushing one another just to get up there to catch a glimpse of sunset. Pay USD1 to take a picture with these people who dressed up in ancient Cambodian costumes.
Inside the silk farm:
They are boiling the cocoons with the moths still in it to obtain the silk from the cocoons. Super hot water. Disgusting!! Poor moths, the cocoons were supposed to protect them, and instead it brings them into water boiling trouble.
He is eating the water-boiled moths. Yucks. You can see the eyes and also the wings of the moth. I bet he did not bother, and ya, he mentioned it was quite nice.
The roadside stall.
Super yummy fried noodles!!!
Junyi is very hungry, as usual, can't wait to eat! LOL.
In the car:
The fishing village:
He jumped down. What is on his mind? He thought is wild wild wet? It is the Cambodia's sea!! Phew. It was really very spontaneous of him though. See how he enjoys. Hahaha.
Land Mine Museum:
The mother goose is chained to the wood, as ducklings would only follow the butt of the mother goose (this is what I learnt from 'Ugly Duckling') thus the ducklings are free to roam about while the mommy duck is chained.
Labels: Travelling
Yap, I mentioned about the Land Mine Museum in my 
