Phraya Nakhon Cave - Khao Sam Roi Yot - The Royal Pavilion in Prachup Kiri Khan

Win

Though the body is gone, the sandstone head is entrapped in the roots and lies beneath a Bodhi tree in the vicinity of Wat Mahathat in Ayutthaya.

This piece of ancient antique is extremely precious albeit it is trapping under a tree. Look and appreciate but no touching please so that this piece of ancient-natural arts is preserved for everybody's enjoyment.

Win

Sorry that I didn't account for so many multiple images in single posts. The last few years contributions usually only had two or 3 max in one post. One option is if you see something that really sticks out in a multi-image post is to put the post number and the image you liked in here.

Thanks for the great contributions.

Hi Tywais,

Yes agree to Max 3 photos per post.

Win

I had to remove a post due to all images now showing this message.

Hi Tywais,

Remembering last year you mentioned that you could fit 2 pano photos into 1 photo. Have have no clue how to do it, but maybe you could with these two below:-

Thanking you as always,

Win

Sorry that I didn't account for so many multiple images in single posts. The last few years contributions usually only had two or 3 max in one post. One option is if you see something that really sticks out in a multi-image post is to put the post number and the image you liked in here.

Thanks for the great contributions.

Hi Tywais,

Yes agree to Max 3 photos per post.

Win

Yes, that would have made it easier!! Next year!!! .... I'm one of the guilty ones doing that, now not sure how to go back and add names easily!!!!

Post 88 is showing up weirdly, to the right side of the screen and cannot view whole image... is that just me?

Sorry that I didn't account for so many multiple images in single posts. The last few years contributions usually only had two or 3 max in one post. One option is if you see something that really sticks out in a multi-image post is to put the post number and the image you liked in here.

Thanks for the great contributions.

Hi Tywais,

Yes agree to Max 3 photos per post.

Win

Yes, that would have made it easier!! Next year!!! .... I'm one of the guilty ones doing that, now not sure how to go back and add names easily!!!!

Post 88 is showing up weirdly, to the right side of the screen and cannot view whole image... is that just me?

Hi 'samuijimmy',

I don't understand what's wrong with the post 88? You can't show the whole pics - is it your computer or this site? Please let me know, maybe I have to post it in another way...

Regards - Harry

I'm not seeing any display problems with any images but than I'm using a 24" 1920x1200 display so no side wraps occur. No need to post differently, sometimes different monitors and resolutions can cause problems.

Sorry that I didn't account for so many multiple images in single posts. The last few years contributions usually only had two or 3 max in one post. One option is if you see something that really sticks out in a multi-image post is to put the post number and the image you liked in here.

Thanks for the great contributions.

Hi Tywais,

Yes agree to Max 3 photos per post.

Win

Yes, that would have made it easier!! Next year!!! .... I'm one of the guilty ones doing that, now not sure how to go back and add names easily!!!!

Post 88 is showing up weirdly, to the right side of the screen and cannot view whole image... is that just me?

Hi 'samuijimmy',

I don't understand what's wrong with the post 88? You can't show the whole pics - is it your computer or this site? Please let me know, maybe I have to post it in another way...

Regards - Harry

Hi Harry!

Just tried again, weird not a problem now.... good pics!!!!! .... goblins in the computer earlier ??? ~ !!!

My monitor 24 " too.

Plaung girl, Ban HueyMakLiam, Fang

Mae Salak, Thaton

Akha house, Fang

Kindergarten kids waiting to dance

Palaung dress

Hill-tribe kids

Rice harvester, Fang

running to mum......

Lunchtime for Shan kids of migrant workers

Thai schoolkids

Money trees for kathin ceremony ...each has 1,000 20฿ notes ...there were 26 trees. Palaung villagers on Doi Angkang

STOP! - Chiang Mai

When i was a monk...I often felt like walking past during such a 'pull-over' ...and waving my arm gently to the side...... saying...'these are not the droids you are looking for...they can go on....'

Rain's comin'...

Daily 4km. walk home from school for kids on Doi Angkang, Fang

Lahu Shileh kids eating sunflower seeds

after school play..