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Visit to a pepper farm.

Published: 04.02.2019

Bid farewell to Marina in the morning. Then went to Sophy's pepper farm by scooter. I arrived there through many dirt roads.
Bid farewell to Marina in the morning. Then went to Sophy's pepper farm by scooter. I arrived there through many dirt roads.
And the many plants were shown.
And the many plants were shown.
The plants are renewed every ten years and the new ones are planted next to the old ones so that the soil can regenerate at the old location (on the right).
The plants are renewed every ten years and the new ones are planted next to the old ones so that the soil can regenerate at the old location (on the right).
And a small new plant.
And a small new plant.
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For shade.
For shade.
The red pepper is much more expensive because it is rarer.
The red pepper is much more expensive because it is rarer.
At the farm, I met an older Danish couple. They had relatives in Cambodia and Thailand. We talked for a while and the man even had German roots. At the end, we wished each other a safe journey.
At the farm, I met an older Danish couple. They had relatives in Cambodia and Thailand. We talked for a while and the man even had German roots. At the end, we wished each other a safe journey.
The drying process.
The drying process.
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It's pretty hot in that little house!
It's pretty hot in that little house!
And here it's about sorting.
And here it's about sorting.
High quality or are the grains damaged?
High quality or are the grains damaged?
And then to the crab market in Kep.
And then to the crab market in Kep.
For $10, you could get crab in pepper sauce, rice, and a beer. Highly recommended, even though the food is really laborious.
For $10, you could get crab in pepper sauce, rice, and a beer. Highly recommended, even though the food is really laborious.
And then to the beach in Kep.
And then to the beach in Kep.
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In the evening, I went to the market in Kampot for dinner and walked back through the ghetto.
In the evening, I went to the market in Kampot for dinner and walked back through the ghetto.
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