This may be the world’s narrowest corn field, about four inches wide along a wall around a government school in Phnom Penh. A lady running a shop on the opposite side of the street plants the corn in season and then flowers during the rest of the year.

Tape it!

How many rolls of tape do you think it took to secure a van load of vegetables for the trip to Phnom Penh? I would think there would be a cheaper, more efficient way keep the load together but maybe it’s the best, most reliable way they have found and the price of tape is just the cost of doing business.

It’s part of the job…

As in so many other cities around the world, the Covid pandemic created an army of delivery people, perfect employment–except for the low income!–in a society that is built on motorcycles. This evening a heavy downpour was drenching Phnom Penh, making it more difficult for this driver to confirm his delivery destination.