HAULING A PROPANE TANK ON A MOTORCYCLE ON THE STREETS OF PHNOM PENH!
Typical Sight on Phnom Penh Streets!
Category: Transportation
BOAT ON THE MEKONG RIVER IN PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA
Fishing Boat on the Mekong River in Cambodia!
ON THE 15TH WE LEFT IN THE MORNING FOR OUR EVENING FLIGHT TO BANGKOK BECAUSE OF MANY ROADS BEING CLOSED DUE TO THE BISHWA-IJTEMA which is held in Tongi North of the of the airport. When we told the police we were going to the airport they let us pass through the barricade. There were many people walkingt in the direction of the airport. Near there were van garis trying to get passengers to go on to the Ijtema.
http://news.boisell.com/the-bishwa-ijtema-2012-13th-january-held-in-tongi-on-the-bank-of-turag-river/ This site has some photos and describes the event in detail.
Heading to the Banks of the Turag!
DUSTIN AND I FLEW ON BANGKOK AIR FROM DHAKA TO pHNOM PENH VIA BANGKOK, ARRIVING ON THE 16TH OF JANUARY
Bangkok Air
THIS FIGHTER JET IS MAKING PRACTICE RUNS IN PREPARATION FOR FRIDAY’S VICTORY DAY CELEBRATION.
WE’VE BEEN ENJOYING COMPANY FROM OUR HOME COMMUNITY. In the photo below you see Myron and Eileen on a rickshaw. Today we head for Old Dhaka and New Market!
HEADING FOR PARK CIRCUS! THE TROLLIES ARE STILL RUNNING ON THE STREETS OF KOLKATA, INDIA.
HERE IS A TYPICAL SITE IN KOLKATA. Hand drawn rickshaw and it’s human puller waiting for a passenger.
YELLOW CABS OF KOLKATA (Calcutta), India. Ever since I saw photos of my grandson sitting on the hood of a Kolkata cab, I wanted to visit the city. I wasn’t disappointed, since the city is still full of these nice looking cabs. Is it nostalgia thinking of the old cars in the U.S. that I was place on for photos? Maybe, though these are still being produced so maybe they haven’t changed over the years.
This is my first photo of our 10 day visit to Kolkata. I had forgotten my card reader, so had to wait until returning to Dhaka to post photos. Coming home God provided protection for my laptop. While navigating the rough street to the ferry ghat my backpack with the computer in it came hurtling down on to the floor of the bus! I had it wrapped in two pieces of clothing for protection. Upon arriving home I saw that the battery had started to come apart from the computer. I shoved the battery back into place, started up the computer and there appeared to be no damage! A blessing to be thankful for indeed!
Hope you don’t mind, as there will be many more Kolkata photos in the days to come.
THE PINK COLOR MAKES THIS CNG STAND OUT from all the green CNGs in Dhaka, Bangladesh. This one was seen parked near the Geneva Bihari camp.
TWO BIDESHIS (FOREIGNERS) LOOKING BACK AT THE photographer in the rickshaw behind them.
BAILEY AND I ON A RICKSHAW being photographed by a willing bystander.
The Camerist's Collection 