The villagers of Trampoung, in the north of Cambodia live among the sometimes deadly leftovers of thirty years of armed conflict. The community cannot use its rice-producing land because of the threat of uncleared landmines. Most of these impoverished families rely on the tiny income derived from collecting ordnance--both exploded and unexploded--for the scrap metal trade. It's a dangerous business, and a sad existence, to say the least.
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Ali Al-Jumah said (9 Mar 2008):
I would like to congratulate you on this piece of art, it's amazing. i know what is war like and i am living it everyday.
keep up the good work mate
