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Monday, 2 July 2012

Fishing Village On The Tonle Sap River. Cambodia.


Tonle Sap River - a river which changes its direction of flow. Tonle Sap has its origins in the same lake and flows into the Mekong, the largest and most powerful river in Indochina. On reaching the dock and I rented a boat and went to her in a way against the flow towards the lake to the village.
    


When they reached the village at once, that caught my eye because it is home to the highest posts. It turns out in the rainy season the mighty Mekong River is filled with water so that comes out of its banks, turning over the Tonle Sap reversed, and the river changes its direction of flow, all the floods for many miles, filling the waters of Lake Tonle Sap, the water level rises so that the houses are no longer such high and a low.
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The village is relatively large. Houses along the river are mostly on one side of the shore.
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Almost all boats are motors. The father teaches his son from childhood to control the boat, fishing - anything that will prove useful to him later in independent living, as the outside of the river there is little chance of finding a decent income, production of bread.
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In our opinion it is something like a bathroom. The morning of procedure.
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Housewife.
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Dishes are washed in the river, and everything else - bathe, wash, cook, drink, etc.
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Men engaged in fishing, while women mostly farming and cooking of the "rotten" fish pate, pate is a favorite dish, without which the table does not sit down.
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The river is very fertile for fish, especially noticeable in the flood, when the Mekong Tonle Sap fills not only water but also fish.
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While we were sailing with us something happened, the engine stalled, the man quickly undressed and dived into the water under the boat, so it went on for about five minutes, surfaced to breathe again, and disappeared under the water, then climbed into the boat fiddled with the engine and we went on to way to go.
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Loading station.
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But the boat without the motor on the bow paddler to leave the place.
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In the village closest to the lake begins a completely different architecture - houseboats.
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Some live in floating huts.
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Tows hut.
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Cleans the fish to cook for dinner.
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Moored to the shore, and began to talk with the Cambodian fisherman, talked for a long time in an unknown for each of our language. And then talked to, if I did not say "dollar van", a couple of minutes I was standing next to a girl who speak English and a lot of malyshni. Cry of "dollar van" as an echo came from far away because the houses.
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Patsanenok outright jumped into the bowl.
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Few circled and climbed. At the lake the children in this way earn begging from tourists' van dollar ", here on the river - it is their children's boat.
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Then he took the bowl patsanenok older.
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Swam across the river and back, he was wondering how I photograph.
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Pustovato the opposite shore, are several detached houses.
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C the right side of the floating pigsty.
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Returned to the city home, moped, apparently, for this and need a fisherman in the village to go to town.
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Children playing some game with stones.
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Here is the boat station, which rented the boat, boats crammed - it means the demand is, and yet no, I was not in the tourist influx.
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