I'm back in Corte Madera after almost 6 weeks down under and a whirlwind of exciting events. Still trying to pin down what might be the most relevant contribution to Cambodia and at the moment its looking like a Khmer-language innovation show - I was intrigued at the apparent truth that even the poorest households, and the floating households (this I witnessed first hand) have TV sets, most powered by batteries that are charged on a generator somewhere within the village. A Khmer show featuring kids and adults demonstrating their inventive thinking could be really special - I am working through the likelihood and the logistics now.
Meanwhile - in my absence Ed Wagner in Hawaii installed his 18 HOGs in a narrow side-passage ditch and the photos Ed sent through of his trussed-up HOGs too good to not show. Ed call it his HOG Farm.....
Meanwhile - in my absence Ed Wagner in Hawaii installed his 18 HOGs in a narrow side-passage ditch and the photos Ed sent through of his trussed-up HOGs too good to not show. Ed call it his HOG Farm.....
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