Goats Outside

A herd of goats, Sihanoukville Cambodia.

Outside the gate of the church in Cambodia - a herd of goats appeared from nowhere and started grazing. Until one of our dogs got out and chased them away.

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Fried Rice

Breakfast, Sihanoukville Cambodia.

We stayed at the same hotel in Sihanoukville whenever we show up there five or six times a year. This is often what I have for breakfast.

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Cambodian Delicacy

Cambodian speciality, Sihanoukville Cambodia.

The Cambodians, like the Thais I supposed, like the sweet, sourish sort of foods. And so, our gracious hosts the doctor and his wife ordered this when they invited us out for dinner, and taught us how to eat it. Er... I still prefer the crabs, please.

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Sihanoukvlle Beach

Sihanoukville, Cambodia.

It's always nice to stroll down a beautiful beach.

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Coke Chicken

Coca-cola chicken, Cambodia.

Ever cooked fried chicken in Coke before?

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Airplane

Sihanoukville, Cambodia.

Excuse me, sir... yes, you, sitting there! Do you know there's a plane above you??

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Contentment

Sihanoukville, Cambodia.

This IS the life, indeed. To sit here the whole day, surrounded by food...

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Crab Lunch

Lunch, Sihanoukville, Cambodia.

A couple of dishes for our lunch in Sihanoukville, Cambodia.

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Flowers

Flowers at Central Market, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

I do like taking pictures of flowers and food. Both can be extremely colourful, and both allow me to practise taking macro shots. These Cambodian bouquets are found at the flower stalls outside the Central Market in Phnom Penh.

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Cut Fruits

Central Market, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

A batch of unidentifiable cut fruits at a fruits stall in the Central Market. The vendor scoops a handful into a plastic bag for you when you pay up a few US cents. Good for a snack after a meal, but foreigners ought not to try this unless you have an iron stomach.