Not All Streets Are Paved: A busy street on Lake Tonle Sap in Cambodia where everything moves by water! ;-) SS...

SharpShooter Loc: NorCal

A busy street on Lake Tonle Sap in Cambodia where everything moves by water! ;-)
SS

The dry season on Tonle Sap LoL

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RichardTaylor Loc: Sydney, Australia

Interesting, and thanks for taking us there.

waegwan Loc: Mae Won Li

SharpShooter wrote:

A busy street on Lake Tonle Sap in Cambodia where everything moves by water! ;-)
SS

Nice shot, thanks. The murkiness of the water reminds me of Thailand. It is strange how there doesn't seem to be any clear water in that part of the world. Anyway, nice shot. :)

LarryN Loc: Portland OR & Carbondale, CO

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Jackinthebox Loc: travel the world

waegwan wrote:

Nice shot, thanks. The murkiness of the water reminds me of Thailand. It is strange how there doesn't seem to be any clear water in that part of the world. Anyway, nice shot. :)

Hi waegwan may I ask about your avatar.
The motorbike picture. Is it your bike and what kind of bike is it
Thanks

Jack

waegwan Loc: Mae Won Li

Jackinthebox wrote:

Hi waegwan may I ask about your avatar.
The motorbike picture. Is it your bike and what kind of bike is it
Thanks

Jack

Yes it is mine. It is a 2011 Harley Davidson FLSTSB Cross Bones. It didn't look like it does now when I bought it new in 2011. I didn't plan any of the modifications, they just happened out of necessity. I added the rear seat to take me wife with, saddle bags to carry camera gear and runs to the store and mail box and windshield for bad weather etc. There is no telling what it will look like next year. I do the work myself and decide to change something and just do it. :)

Jackinthebox Loc: travel the world

waegwan wrote:

Yes it is mine. It is a 2011 Harley Davidson FLSTSB Cross Bones. It didn't look like it does now when I bought it new in 2011. I didn't plan any of the modifications, they just happened out of necessity. I added the rear seat to take me wife with, saddle bags to carry camera gear and runs to the store and mail box and windshield for bad weather etc. There is no telling what it will look like next year. I do the work myself and decide to change something and just do it. :)

Thanks for your reply.

Uuglypher Loc: South Dakota (East River)

SharpShooter wrote:

A busy street on Lake Tonle Sap in Cambodia where everything moves by water! ;-)
SS

Illustrates an interesting consistency re: provision of public conveyance in much of Asia...a generally small, but physically able person provides the "horsepower" to move a generally larger passenger from one place to another. The petite young woman with the oar and her obviously larger customer called this to mind yet once again.
Good capture.
Dave

SharpShooter Loc: NorCal

Uuglypher wrote:

Illustrates an interesting consistency re: provision of public conveyance in much of Asia...a generally small, but physically able person provides the "horsepower" to move a generally larger passenger from one place to another. The petite young woman with the oar and her obviously larger customer called this to mind yet once again.
Good capture.
Dave

Dave, thanks for the interesting interpretation. Yes, what you say is very true.
I've always viewed this shot as a husband and wife. As is often seen in developing countries, a man with a much, much younger wife from a very poor family and often in a subservient relationship.
We're probably both right but neither will ever know for sure!! Thanks
SS

Uuglypher Loc: South Dakota (East River)

SharpShooter wrote:

Dave, thanks for the interesting interpretation. Yes, what you say is very true.
I've always viewed this shot as a husband and wife. As is often seen in developing countries, a man with a much, much younger wife from a very poor family and often in a subservient relationship.
We're probably both right but neither will ever know for sure!! Thanks
SS

The more I think of your interpretation, the more I think you're right!
Dave