Posts Tagged "SIgns"

APAD 265: Sky-high

Posted by The Insider on Feb 27, 2012 in A Photo a Day, Addicted to Meme, All things Khmer, Cambodia, Cambodia life, sights, Signs, That's My World | 2 comments

Current prices of gasoline and diesel in Phnom Penh.

Currency exchange rate: US$1 = KhR4,000 (Khmer riels)

APAD 263: Secondhand cars

Posted by The Insider on Feb 23, 2012 in A Photo a Day, Addicted to Meme, All things Khmer, Cambodia life, Expat Life, sights, That's My World, What's On in Cambodia | 3 comments

Would you like to buy one? This shop is only one of the hundreds of secondhand car shops all over the city. You’d be surprised at what kinds of cars and brands are available here in Cambodia. It’s like a minefield out here – luxury vehicles, SUVs, and many, many more.

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APAD 260: Tela logo

Posted by The Insider on Feb 20, 2012 in A Photo a Day, Addicted to Meme, All things Khmer, Cambodia life, Expat Life, sights | 0 comments

Finally our Internet is back after a week of disconnection. We had a problem with our ISP and decided to discontinue using the service. Luckily, within a week we have a new ISP. So now, back to regular blog updates.

At the gasoline station near our place:

Interesting logo of a local gasoline station – a seven-headed river serpent called the naga in green colour and it looks it is spewing a red flame.

APAD 259: What’s on in Kep

Posted by The Insider on Feb 16, 2012 in A Photo a Day, Addicted to Meme, All things Khmer, Expat Life, sights, That's My World, travel, What's On in Cambodia | 0 comments

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APAD 254: Danger. Mines.

Posted by The Insider on Feb 9, 2012 in A Photo a Day, Addicted to Meme, All things Khmer, Cambodia, Cambodia life, sights, That's My World, What's On in Cambodia | 8 comments

This big sign greets commuters along (north of) Monivong Boulevard reminding everyone that up to this day, land mines are still threatening the lives of many Cambodians.

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