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    Monks prepare grenery for lunch. They can eat only before 12.00: by olgashu, Views[364]
         		 Young buddhist monk in Watt Phnom Svay, Rattanakiri, Cambodia. : by olgashu, Views[336]
         		 A makeshift house among crumbling buildings and rusting trains on the outskirts of the city are the neighbourhood homes for families. Although it may seem hard and difficult in the eyes of an outsider you’ll always see a smile on their faces at the end of each day because they appreciate the simple things in life, family.: by phnompenh, Views[776]
         		 There are no fancy kitchens in this house, the family makes do with a few bowls and woks beside disused train tracks to prepare their meals and clean their belongings. : by phnompenh, Views[274]
         		 Being poor means that children make the most of what is available around them. Tired and hungry after a long day it’s time for a quick rest for this little boy before continuing the journey home to his family and dinner. : by phnompenh, Views[281]
     
    The contrast between buildings in the big city and the houses beside the train tracks that this child calls home couldn’t be greater. Even so this is home sweet home where the family ekes out an existence. : by phnompenh, Views[421]
         		 Phom Penh, Cambodia: Small children trudge their way into the city where they see how rich people live and to beg for money or sell goods so they can help contribute to their struggling families. After a long day this child wearily makes his way home with his days earning of 2 bags of nuts.: by phnompenh, Views[552]
         		 Place for a drink : by psatmey, Views[208]
         		 Vendor at Psa Thmey Market : by psatmey, Views[340]
         		 Outside view from the inside: by psatmey, Views[214]
     
    View inside the Psa Thmey Market: by psatmey, Views[491]
         		 Establishing shoot of Psa Thmey: by psatmey, Views[642]
         		 by me, Views[112]
         		 by me, Views[110]
         		 by me, Views[386]
     
    Map of the temples: by me, Views[94]
         		 Yoki and her beloved camera : by yokicoco, Views[133]
         		 After the ceremony all the people cheerfully celebrate and dance on the scorched dusty red earth to which they have grown accustom to. Even though they have a hard life through song and dance they find a way to overcome this hardship. These people don’t have a lot but they still find happiness in the simple things.: by view, Views[618]
         		 People from the village gather at temple to celebrate the end of the dry season and the coming of the rainy season which they call the cross season. That hot and sunny Sunday in April at the small village of Somrong all the people gather, even those that moved to the city in search of a better life returned that day to celebrate with their families. The temple was built by famous monk Ven. Somnieng Hoeurn who was born there and held the ceremony that day. Each person has a bowl of rice which they patiently hold during the ceremony after which they donate it to the monks. Custom dictates that women should cover their shoulders, they usually do this with white handmade lace scarf. : by view, Views[1074]
         		 Mother and daughter hurried to the pagoda to prepare for the ceremony, while others are still working. Before entering the pagoda, they take of their shoes and even though that Sunday was really hot, they covered their knees. : by view, Views[1771]
     
    It is a hard life. Some people sell meat some fish to survive and struggle each day to sell their product. Until somebody buys the fish the raw meat is nothing more but a feast for flies. : by view, Views[776]
         		 I would like to tell you a story of a place that left a strong impression on me. Upon entering the Somrong village at Shoutnikom district in Siem Reap in Cambodia there was a boy whose gaze is fascinating. He had certain, sincere and naive energy about him. His name is Leengphour and he penitently waits for his mother to finish her work so that they can join the rest of the village at the ceremony. His mother is a tailor but during the weekend she sells meat so that her youngest child can attend school. Leengphour father is an English teacher in Somrong High school. : by view, Views[808]
         		 Some of the houses on the village and the living conditions. : by minhtue, Views[276]
         		 9 year old boy (clearly he does not look his age) and told me about life there.: by minhtue, Views[237]
         		 A mother with strong emotions and her child asking tourists for money. : by minhtue, Views[221]
     
    A boy at the primary school happily receiving some noodles.: by minhtue, Views[249]
         		 Children of the village would use tubs like a boat capturing attention.: by minhtue, Views[240]
         		 Some of the houses on the village and the living conditions. : by minhtue, Views[134]
         		 9 year old boy (clearly he does not look his age) and told me about life there.: by minhtue, Views[148]
         		 A mother with strong emotions and her child asking tourists for money. : by minhtue, Views[145]
     
    A boy at the primary school happily receiving some noodles.: by minhtue, Views[144]
         		 Children of the village would use tubs like a boat capturing attention.: by minhtue, Views[143]
         		 A young monk stares out the window of a temple oblivious. I held up my camera toask permission for a photo. There was absolutley no reaction, as if he was entranced. So I took a few photos and left him to his contemplation. Siem Reap - Cambodia: by barendjr, Views[282]
         		 Monks are dependent on on the generosity of others for their most basic needs. Alms bowls sit cleaned and ready for the morning walk. Each morning Monks walk the streets to receive gifts food and water from the public. In exchange the monks will recite a prayer fo the donor. Siem Reap - Cambodia: by barendjr, Views[353]
         		 Orange robes dry outside the monk's dormitory. No washing machines or air conditioners here. The home built on stilts allows air to pass under the floorboards proving some relief from the oppressive heat. Siem Reap - Cambodia: by barendjr, Views[336]
     
    Simple tools for a simple life. A handmade broom of twigs is held together with an orange strip of fabric torn from a monk's robe. Siem Reap - Cambodia: by barendjr, Views[393]
         		 A kitten sits at the top of the steps to the monk's dormitory. A monks orange robes hang on the handrail. The kitten is dependent on the monks for food, in eacatly the same way as the monks are dependent on the generosity of public for their daily meals. Siem Reap - Cambodia: by barendjr, Views[282]
         		 Unlimited Potential : by 36south, Views[189]
         		 Existance: by 36south, Views[149]
         		 Destiny : by 36south, Views[162]
     
    Leg Irons 1800's no more: by 36south, Views[232]
         		 Why: by 36south, Views[171]
         		 Smile and the whole world will smile back at you: by uvpha0, Views[283]
         		 A school where hope is a luxury item but not unattainable: by uvpha0, Views[312]
         		 Children who mature beyond their years are part of the picture of this place: by uvpha0, Views[286]
     
    Children are hard at work: by uvpha0, Views[257]
         		 Tonle Sap, so much water, so much poverty: by uvpha0, Views[298]
         		 'thoughts' - taken in the small rural town of Kampot, South Cambodia. A young girl seems far away in thought, resting, looking out her home window into the rice fields. What is she thinking of...?: by oneglassglobe, Views[459]
         		 'pure smile' - taken in the rural town of Kampot, South Cambodia. A moment captured in the front yard of my home at the time. A curious, cheeky little boy peeking over the fence with an ear to ear smile. : by oneglassglobe, Views[517]
         		 'home' - taken in the rural town of Kampot, South Cambodia. I was once again on my bike, cycling through the rice fields and noticed a brother and sister playing in front of their home. The moment captures their curiosity in me as much as them, in the setting of a normal day at home.: by oneglassglobe, Views[861]
     
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