Lao Bump Kins

Adjust your monitor for photographs, click on the photo so that it enlarges, and take a look. This is an LZ above Indian Creek in Utah. Noti...

Click on the arrow lower left (twice) to play the video. This is the only time I used the video function of my Pana FZ7, the high resolution...

I can only guess as to the meaning of sticking a small pinch of sticky rice to a tree above the place you sell barbeque from every day. I wo...

Two Lao Girls slurping Tam Mii Lately Lao Bumpkin has been getting hits originating from food blogs mostly by Lao Americans. I’m psyched to ...

Obe on the stove ready for a long simmer It’s hard for me to start talking about obe without first trying to explain how to say it. I always...

It seems like the koke and the saat, (in English mortar and pestle), are in use preparing every meal. If nothing else, they are used to crus...

I assume this must be some kind of DC-3 flying over a hill tribe village. I grabbed the photo off one of those web sites. Check out the hous...