I don't think there much customs action going on here! Chillin my wine! Kep is famous for tasty local crab. Here some fried in peppers. Eating these was a lot of work. They are small and messy. With the great Dungeness crab we have, I wouldn't bother with these little guys again. The restaurant has two sinks mounted on the walls for washing up.
Scott stayed on Rabbit last night. He'll come to Kep and we will bus back to Phenom Penh. Tomorrow I fly back to BKK, and straight to Chiang Mai.
Cambodia is a little like the old wild west. Nearly every driver and guesthouse manager will offer Marijuana, Opium, and ladies. There are two pizza chains that offer 'happy' pizza, pot baked into your pie.
The tourist industry is certainly fledgling. They are not very good yet, but try really hard to please. I tipped my laundry lady a dollar, and got a huge smile.
If you think that only eleven years ago, factions were shooting at each other, the country has come a long way. Corruption is everywhere. Only about 20% of donated monies make it to people in need. It's a shame.
Bye for now, Doablah
No comments:
Post a Comment