This is a rather busy Garmin with a thin pink line showing us the route.

Its all in Chinese so we haven't figured out how to configure it yet.

There was enough sun for the flowers to be open.

Also a seed pod.

Rather sweet, a bit like the texture of a pea.

The roots, stems, petals, leaves, seed pods, are all edible. Probably easiest to say all.

Its taken us all the way from Cambodia to find out how to eat the seeds that were on sale at the side of the road.

The hills are a bit hidden by haze. Something we'll probably have to get used to.

He's actually stood in a boat, one pole is used for punting, the other has a sharp blade on the end.

This gang was cutting reeds for cattle feed.

The arch was for tomatoes in this case. The same technique seemed to be used for bitter melons.

A water bird among the lotus plants.

Just about everything including potatoes, peppers, corn, even stone fruit along the edges.

Fish. Fresh from the lake (still alive when we first saw it).

One dish of boneless fish and the rest in a soup.

The dish nearest the camera is made from the stalks of lotus plants. A bit sweet, very tasty.

These are the restaurants.

Filled up with water from the offices about 50m away.