Created November of 2001. Revised October 20, 2006 and November 9, 2007
Copyright 1998-2007 by John W. Allen
MUSHROOM JOHN'S
Exotic Forays Presents
CAMBODIA 2001
Aranyaprathet/Pophet, the Thai/Cambodian Border
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| Welcome to Cambodia. The original three pages of this segment of the site have been repaired and reduced to one long page. They were accidently lost when Ythan Burnstein of the Shroomery hijacked the original site. So the page was rewritten. |
"A pass is required to enter the Angkor Compound in Cambodia"
"Back entrance to Angkor Wat Temple Grounds"
"A Brahman Cow on the temple grounds"
"Lepiota species"
| Welcome back to Cambodia. After the tour was over I went
back to Bangkok for a day and then headed back down south to Koh Samui for
a second hunt for mushrooms. I was lucky but it was getting dryer on the
island. After another five days of slim pickens, I decided to head back again to Cambodia
for a fourth visit to hunt for shrooms. By the time I had arrived they
had already come up and I found the last the shrooms final flush. Below
are those images, including the Cambodia children and Monks who helped
me collect specimens for spore making. |
"The Bas Reliefs of Angkor Wat"
"The entrance to Ta Proehm: Home of Lara Croft Tomb Raider
with Entrepid myconauts, Mike Acevedo and Travis Canaday"
"Some fresh specimens of Chlorophyllum molybdites (green Gills) near Angkor Wat"
"Here you can see the repaired right side of the walk way. Today, this walk way is now compleately restored"
"Copelandia shroom habitat at Angkor Wat"
"Again a view of the back entrance into Angkor Wat"
"A view of a single Copelandia cyanescens specimen to the left in front of the front entrance to Angkor Wat"
"Cambodian shroom helpers"
"Cambodian traditional dancers and singers in a gateway to the temple at Angkor Wat"
Bluing in the species and a small collection of Copelandia cyanescens from Angkor Wat, Cambodia
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