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Budget Barber |
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One of the cheapest haircut in Phnom Penh. No frills... a chair, a mirror, a towel, and a hair cutter is all that is needed for this business. |
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Motor Workshops |
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The green fencing around the Olympic Stadium is the site of many makeshift businesses. Besides budget barbers, motorcycle workshops and spare parts shops are in great proliferation here. |
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Coil Springs |
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Very little is wasted in Cambodia. Parts are reconditioned and resold over and over. |
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Mending |
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Using a pot of hot charcoal to heat metal rods of varying sizes, they young craftsmen turn otherwise useless broken plastic motorcycle fenders into re-sellable usable spares. |
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Olympiad |
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The Olympic Stadium located near the intersection of Monireth Boulevard and Prea Sihanouk Boulevard was constructed for the 1966 Asian Games hosted in Cambodia. |
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Flowing Curves |
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The stadium grounds are not locked and anyone can run to the top of the stairs, taking the same path as the torchbearers of the past, The stadium is a most ideal place for those seeking a place to exercise, being frequented by both locals and expatriates alike. |
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Fly Kite |
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Not everyone who comes here run. Some fly a kite, others smoke ganja, and others simply just watch the world go by. |
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Monks |
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Even monks come here to recharge their souls after a hard day in the temples. |
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