This is their water in the rural areas. The end of the dry season and water is short.
B52 present leftover from the 70s used as a school bell. We are here with H.E.Hung Vibol, Assistant Minister of Cult and Religion. We are the cult.
Rainwater catchment system.
In the rural areas there is no electricity. Every Khmer has a tv, 1 florencent bulb and a cell phone in their house powered by a car battery. This is a chargiing station using a deseil generator.
Yum!!! Clean water.
Checking out a pump that needs repair.
The boats that they use to ferry kids to school in the wet season
The candy lady. Treats after the children sang to us.
While in Battambang we participated in 3 wheelchair ceremonies for 65 reciprients
Check out the high water mark on this med clinic. This clinc is on an island in the Tonli Sap lake
What contrasts !!!! Extreme wet and extreme dry
ReplyDeleteThe water does look a little suspect....kind of like your quary back home
Water water everywhere but not a drop to drink
Reminds me of the one of the old Willie poems:
Into the family drinking well,
Willie pushed his sister Nill,
she's there yet, 'cause it kilt her,
now we have to buy a filter"
Or something like that