Monday, February 2, 2009

Market day. . .

Thought some of you might enjoy these photos from a market I went to on Sunday.  Was in one of the neighborhoods of Phnom Penh and, from the looks I was getting, not often frequented by westerners.  The market sold pretty much everything—meat, fish, fruit, veggies, clothes, watches, jewelry, packaged foods, grains, housewares (bowls, cups, etc), soaps and detergents, shoes. . . you name it.  In the humid, hot day, the smells were intense.  And in the fish/butcher area, I was regretting wearing sandals. . .


melting down gold in a ceramic shard crucible

many kinds of eggs. . . not sure what the black ones were, but they were coated with some substance that looked like really nice potting soil

egg lady

incense

squid

intestine

little fish

bigger fish

sausage (each the size of a malted milk ball)

banana alley

1 comment:

  1. Hi Jeff,

    The black eggs, Cambodia people like to eat during the breakfast and dinner. It containts salt already. We call Pong Tea Pray (Salt egg).

    Best wishes to you
    Pisith (IDE-Cambodia)

    ReplyDelete