big big wet coming

[opalred]

things i haven't seen in 14yrs here in cm

the dam out back overflowing already 

ants and ants every where /building nest higher from the ground

crabs around walking to new areas/ not the pattaya ones

snails/ and first time slugs every where

i was having a beer in my bbq area /and left for awhile 

on return a slug was in my beer 

i said to wife was time to leave country /or build a large wood boat

[NanLaew]

If you're doing the ark bit, you'll need another slug for starters.

[Tagaa]

Shocking...it's raining in rainy season. Who'd a thunk it ???

 

If memory serves , this happens every year, some years more than others, but still every year. The Thais seem shocked. <deleted>???

 

[owl sees all]

5 minutes ago, Tagaa said:

Shocking...it's raining in rainy season. Who'd a thunk it ???

 

If memory serves , this happens every year, some years more than others, but still every year. The Thais seem shocked. <deleted>???

 

You are making light of a special, but natural occurrence Tagaa.

 

This year the actual rain is different.

 

I was fishing yesterday and it started to rain. As the water dripped down my face I noticed that it tasted different; almost mineral.

 

I collected some, in a container, with a view to examining it later. Very strange rain this year.

 

 

[grollies]

2 hours ago, owl sees all said:

As the water dripped down my face I noticed that it tasted different; almost mineral.

Mozzie spray?

[owl sees all]

12 minutes ago, grollies said:

Mozzie spray?

Could have been neem (mozzie deterrent). But this was not a bitter taste.

 

I'll analysis the sample later and post my findings.

Edited July 31, 2018 by owl sees all
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[rak sa_ngop]

I went down to the Chaophraya river in Bangkok on Sunday and was surprised to see the water levels the lowest I had ever seen. I could see the footings on some pillars I had never noticed before.

 

Exceptionally low tide? Maybe. Just strange to see with all the rain reported up country.

[grollies]

3 hours ago, rak sa_ngop said:

I went down to the Chaophraya river in Bangkok on Sunday and was surprised to see the water levels the lowest I had ever seen. I could see the footings on some pillars I had never noticed before.

 

Exceptionally low tide? Maybe. Just strange to see with all the rain reported up country.

Spring tide. They'll be opening up the gates soon enough.