Photohunters-country side view

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This week’s theme on Photohunters is ‘view’. For the theme I would like to share views from the country side. Perhaps it is mundane and commonplace to the people in my town and its vicinity. To photohunters from all over the world, the views here might be refreshingly different.. I hope :)

countryside

A mix of the old and the new.

open burning

Open burning is often carried out as a cheap way to enrich the soil for replanting.

chickens and ducks

Chickens and ducks can be found almost everywhere.

view river side

The river is a very important means of communicating the people where roads are hard to come by and expensive to build.

selling wild life meatsnake meat

All kinds of exotic stuff not normally found in towns are sold here.

road side vendor

Time moves at a leisurely pace.

21 Comments to "Photohunters-country side view"

  1. napaboaniya on 27 September, 2008

    Yikes!! At first glance I thought it were crabs in the basket, till a second look and I freaked out!
    Definitely some unusual views today.
    Happy Weekend Beng!

  2. Fishman on 27 September, 2008

    Phyton for lunch?? Eee…..

    Anyway some of the pictures do in a way reminded me of my grandparents’ place back in my hometown when I was still a kid. You see… I am a kampung boy too!

  3. Sue on 27 September, 2008

    I’m from Canada and yes this is a very interesting, and refreshing post! Happy photo hunting!

  4. Juliana RW on 27 September, 2008

    great choice for this week theme…. Is it somewhere in Malaysia???

    Please drop at my PH post also : in HERE or HERE. Thanks

  5. Criz Lai on 27 September, 2008

    Did I see some python meat over there? You sure have some unique views this week.

    http://crizcats.blogspot.com/

  6. jams O'Donnell on 27 September, 2008

    What a excellent set of photos. Thanks for sharing images of your hometown.

  7. annant on 27 September, 2008

    why oh why they likey exotic food ar?…

  8. Blur Mommy on 27 September, 2008

    Yikes, are the phytons really for eating?

  9. eastcoastlife on 27 September, 2008

    I miss the kampong life… catch spiders in the bushes, catch fish, climb trees.. :P

  10. gen/entryhere on 27 September, 2008

    Oh nice series of views entries. Happy weekend.

  11. saint2 on 27 September, 2008

    woah! I need that slow down. Mayb i shld take the AirAsia promo n fly over! lol

  12. Randi on 27 September, 2008

    Great sequence of very interesting shots.
    Thanks for sharing!

  13. YTSL on 27 September, 2008

    So… is your longkang actually a sungai? ;b

  14. sassy mom on 27 September, 2008

    yikes! are those boas? interesting…
    Nice photos, happy weekend!

  15. philos on 27 September, 2008

    Nice collection of photos you got here–they took me on a nice little trip to your hometown right in my own home that’s for sure. :)

  16. graham on 27 September, 2008

    Great set of photo’s excellent views!
    View mine if you wish here thanks…

  17. Jientje/heaveninbelgium on 27 September, 2008

    Unusual for sure!
    Copped snake, ewwwwwww!
    Thx for sharing, it beats the supermarket!

  18. FickleMinded on 28 September, 2008

    ewwwwwww! for the snake!
    yey! for the view.

  19. Sanni @ Life... on 28 September, 2008

    Now that are fantastic views! You did a great job on theme (although I guess I have to pass on that dinner :-) )

  20. Brine Queen on 28 September, 2008

    Wow. It is different. Interesting to think how our lives are considered normal to us and exotic to others.

  21. QuaChee on 28 September, 2008

    wow the snakes! have u tried it before? :)

    we of course eat only the cooked meat not raw :)

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