Nostalgia in fifty years.

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Nostalgia in fifty years.

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In another fifty years the disappearance of what things might evoke feelings of nostalgia in Cambodia do you think?
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I usually stay near The Lost Room Restaurant and walking from there down the alleyway to Aeon Mall. they have these small food stalls . The pic here isnt exactly what i mean. Usually they are open to the alleyway and seem like they can be the first floor of someone's house. but this also would be missed

Love this dish...I would miss these types ofplaces

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Barangs

The Lost Room is no more.
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In future decades people will be looking back on the "Golden Age" of peace and prosperity in Cambodia which lasted from 1999 til 2029 or so. You ain't seen nothing yet. 8)
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fax wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 11:52 pm Barangs

The Lost Room is no more.
hahah I know.. but was using that as a reference... . Agree Barangs.. but when describing where I usually live. That is the easiest reference when explaining to someone.. most likely another barang.
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The all-year Koh Pich attraction park.

Great memories there with my kid, thrice a week.

Hope they keep it.Image
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Ghostwriter wrote: ↑Tue Jan 14, 2020 1:22 am The all-year Koh Pich attraction park.
Hope they keep it.
It's already gone.
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BklynBoy wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 11:04 pm
Love this dish...I would miss these types ofplaces

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SWMBO makes this. It was her first ‘going away’ dinner that she cooked.


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The Khmer will get over ambitious with big buildings as they have in KL, PP will be ‘sanitized’ but will lose much in the process.

Street food, for instance will be pushed out, over regulated.

It will be a shadow of what was.
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