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Cambodian People Carriers
10 December, 2009Thursday
I'm all for cutting costs, but Cambodians really know how to tighten the belt. I'm slowly getting used to seeing overloaded vehicles now in East Asia. This is coming from a country (the UK) where (I believe) the police stop cars that perhaps carry one or two extra passengers over the allocated seat space. Well, stop these!
On a lighter note, the same principle seemed to apply to two wheels.
Whilst the following vehicles are more sparsely populated, I sensed that they would soon become inundated with passengers before too long, as beginning to show in the last photography below.
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In February 2009, Mark and Linh moved from the UK to the Far East to spend 16 months living in Hong Kong and traveling around East Asia. This website documents their journey.
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East-Asian places visited so far:
Hong Kong (Throughout 09)
Vietnam (March 09)
Tokyo (May 09)
Macau (June 09)
Taiwan (July 09)
South Korea (July 09)
Singapore (September 09)
Malaysia (September 09)
Thailand (December 09)
Cambodia (December 09)
China (April 10)
