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Rice harvesting
this image really has 'pop' ...what PP did you do? ... pity the operators are hidden otherwise perfect...
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That's a wax image... there are several of famous monks there...
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Market day ... ThaTon, Chiangmai
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Akha men construct a new swing fr their annual Swing festival in September ... Ban Doi Chang, Mae Suei, ChiangRai
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An old KMT army fort (from when they were allowed to settle on the hill tops in North Thailand, in return for keeping Chinese communist forces out of Thailand.... after their defeat by PLA forces and flight to Taiwan & N. Thailand). Doi Angkhang, Chiangmai.
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Lahu Shileh tribe family pound maize to flour for cooking .... Ban Khop Dong, Doi Angkhang, Chiangmai
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Palaung village kids ... ban Huey mak Liam, Wiang Wai, Fang, Chiangmai
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So what youre telling us is they wear thick winter clothing all year till its worn out rather than wear it when it gets a bit chilly for a week in december? No wonder they feel the cold up there. Im off up there in a week or so to enjoy riding round the mountains without sweating my nads off in a mesh jacket n kevlar jeans....and no. Its not cold up there all year round.Villages up in the hills are several degrees cooler than down in the valleys... all year round. They are mostly hill-tribes who are looked down upon by thais as second-class people. Although hard-working and not wasteful they are still poorer than the Thais and have less opportunities to work at good wages. The kids wear clothing out in a year so yes, they do need new each year.
Those who sit back and scoff about 'where has the last lot gone..' do not deserve the plenty they enjoy with their superior attitudes..... I feel sorry for them...and probably never donated a thing in their lives.
I never said it was cold in the hills all-year-round... i said it is cooler.
It is not the people who are complaining ... they just get on with their lives... it is the Govt declaring the emergency.
The adults get on with their work and know how to dress but it's the kids who need the clothing most. They wear it all-year-round and it soon wears out. I often ask them if they are not too hot wearing the warm tops and pants even when the sun is hot and they say no. Remember that Asians are different to us from colder climates and do not sweat so much.
Blankets are good so sleep in or wear around the shoulders when sitting in front of a fire...but get in the way when moving about and working.
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Villages up in the hills are several degrees cooler than down in the valleys... all year round. They are mostly hill-tribes who are looked down upon by thais as second-class people. Although hard-working and not wasteful they are still poorer than the Thais and have less opportunities to work at good wages. The kids wear clothing out in a year so yes, they do need new each year.
Those who sit back and scoff about 'where has the last lot gone..' do not deserve the plenty they enjoy with their superior attitudes..... I feel sorry for them...and probably never donated a thing in their lives.
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looking East from Doi Angkhang... down into Fang valley (my home town) ...beyong the distant hills is the valley leading to ChiangRai. I love all the little crinkles in the landscape to the right of centre ... and the winding road to come up..
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If you enjoy my pix and want more... see my flickr .. https://www.flickr.com/photos/fabianfred/
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No that is not a grave... just a part of a bamboo fence..
I do not know how they kill it... but if you look at a previous photo showing the shaving of a white pig...it is dead but no blood showing, so they didn't cut its throat....although that is the karen tribe whereas the black pig is with the Lahu tribe.
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"I want my dinner... right now! If you aren't quick I'm coming up to get it myself!" eating for fifteen here ... soon to be a mum again..
not so pretty polly... where's my tail gone?
This not so little piggy never made it to market .... being taken out for dinner...
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direct from my Thai famers bank or by cash or what?
Do I need more than the bank name, branch code, account number, account name?
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..........Despite having earned its reputation for damaging, throwing, folding, and totally losing parcels...........
And opening letters and stealing the contents? Rogues and thieves to a man.
That's a bit of a libellious statement.... so every single PO employee is bent ??
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/fabianfred/15783901472/in/set-72157632241282988
Optical stabilisation works OK on my phone...running after the kid
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Atlas moth caterpillar ... 6 in. long
with those things on their backs they look like Nudibranchs underwater..
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Why do they still refer to him as a monk? The second he has sex he became only a false monk....guaranteed a long stay in hell.
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1,000 baht is still cheaper than paying 3,000 baht for it at the British Consulate...
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The Residence Certificate from Immigration which can be used as confirmation of address. These are also required for renewing a Thai driving license. I did this a few months ago. Can i use the old copies of that one or will I need to make a new one (cost 1,000 Baht)???
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Maybe these should be in panos too?
Flooding at Fang river - Fabian Blandford - Views - Google Maps
Thaivisa 2015/2558 Calendar Photo Contributions
in Photography and the Arts
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Going home ... Fang, Chiangmai