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Wed, 30 Jul 2008 | By avant-garde_chauvintist | Views [1140]
I've stayed in Siem Reap longer than planned because I'm more comfortable than I thought. But that's only because I'm not really seeing Cambodia. I'm kind of scared of it. Luckily, I've made a friend. Brendan from Ireland has been my travel buddy ... Read more >
Thu, 24 Jul 2008 | By gregorboyd | Views [861]
In about an hour I will be leaving for the airport. I am going back to the states for my sisters wedding. When I left the states two months ago I had no idea I would be going back so soon. I'm looking forward to the wedding, seeing my friends and family ... Read more >
Sun, 20 Jul 2008 | By gregorboyd | Views [6024] | Comments [1]
Thursday morning I woke up, ate some breakfast and paid my bill at the guest house I was staying at in Sihanoukville. The total for my room for 3 nights, 3 breakfasts, the moto rental and my bus ticket to Kampot came to $46.20. I spent more money than ... Read more >
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Sun, 20 Jul 2008 | By gregorboyd | Photo Gallery
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Thu, 17 Jul 2008 | By larry_the_travel_guide | Photo Gallery
Phnom Penh & Siem Reap
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Thu, 17 Jul 2008 | By larry_the_travel_guide | Views [1434] | Comments [1]
Leaving Koh Samui for Thai mainland; Surat Thani We were picked up by a minibus for the drive to the ferry port at Nathan where we transferred to a public bus for another drive to the vehicular ferry to Surat Thani. This was an interesting ... Read more >
Wed, 16 Jul 2008 | By gregorboyd | Views [1510]
Right now CWF is on the one week mid semmester break. It's hard to believe that my commitment with CWF is halfway over. I am still working out what I will do when I am finished with CWF but I will get to that later. I decided to spend my week break ... Read more >
Sun, 13 Jul 2008 | By will-n-raina | Photo Gallery
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Sun, 13 Jul 2008 | By will-n-raina | Views [685]
Oooooh...two blogs within a week....that's the rainy season for you! No, actually the weather has been fine, too hot if anything. The reason for another blog in such quick succession is that the temples of Angkor are just SO amazing that they warrant ... Read more >
Sat, 12 Jul 2008 | By gregorboyd | Views [1080]
Here are a few random things that have been going on lately, none of which deserved their own blog. “I’ve got a rash man” I have been battling Prickly Heat Rash since I got here. At first I thought it was an allergic reaction to my laundry detergent, ... Read more >
Sat, 12 Jul 2008 | By entertainers | Photo Gallery
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Sat, 12 Jul 2008 | By entertainers | Views [1009]
After two full days of traveling we finally arrived in Siem Reap in Cambodia. The roads from Thailand into Cambodia are basically dirtroads full of pot holes, so it was a slow journey, though not as bad as we'd been imagining. We were informed by ... Read more >
Sat, 12 Jul 2008 | By dan_and_stef | Photo Gallery
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Thu, 10 Jul 2008 | By gregorboyd | Views [784] | Comments [1]
I went back to the US Embassy and this time it was a much more pleasant experience. On Sunday the 6 th of July they opened up the Embassy to all for a 4th of July celebration. Well open to all who paid $5 dollars for a ticket at least 2 weeks before ... Read more >
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Wed, 9 Jul 2008 | By will-n-raina | Photo Gallery
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Likewise, as Peru modernises, farming is becoming more mechanised. As a result, a treasure trove of knowledge about ancient agricultural techniques, as well as many unique cultivars, are slowly being lost. As these elders have no youth to mentor, their knowledge dies with them.: by loverock, Views[694]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/loverock/37701/p21_Jauja_085_medium.jpg "An elderly woman and her daughter sell animal feed at a local market in Jauja, a small town in the central Andean plateau that was once Peru's capital city. Peru is becoming increasingly urbanised as more and more youth move to the big cities to find work as clerks or taxi drivers, leaving the elderly behind to tend to farms.
Likewise, as Peru modernises, farming is becoming more mechanised. As a result, a treasure trove of knowledge about ancient agricultural techniques, as well as many unique cultivars, are slowly being lost. As these elders have no youth to mentor, their knowledge dies with them.: by loverock, Views[694]")
An elderly woman and her daughter sell animal feed at a local market in Jauja, a small town in the central Andean plateau that was once Peru's capital city. Peru is becoming increasingly urbanised as more and more youth move to the big cities to find work as clerks or taxi drivers, leaving the elderly behind to tend to farms.
Likewise, as Peru modernises, farming is becoming more mechanised. As a result, a treasure trove of knowledge about ancient agricultural techniques, as well as many unique cultivars, are slowly being lost. As these elders have no youth to mentor, their knowledge dies with them.
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