Street And Road Shots Anywhwere In Thailand!

Dancealot · September 18, 2013

Bangkok, Sathorn road, tuk tuk.

Edited September 18, 2013 by Dancealot

Dancealot · September 18, 2013

Falang and pineapple cart. (mouth watering)

Ron, you stay around your turf too much . Still amazing to see what comes by everyday. Thanks for sharing, mate, top marks.

Dancealot · September 18, 2013

Uthai Thani

Edited September 18, 2013 by Dancealot

Goshawk · September 19, 2013

Fujifilm FDi Station's... pretty much every town has at least one... (usually a dozen ..)

Chiang Mai (one of many)

Goompa · September 19, 2013

Colour meter overload again Dancealot .

Nice knee BTW .

Goompa · September 19, 2013

Headache in Chonburi .

Ron19 · September 19, 2013

Across the road from Phichai railway station.

I must apologise and say that alzheimer's must be setting in and I am definately confused as it is Ban Thasak and not Phichai railway station.

Edited September 19, 2013 by Ron19

Ron19 · September 19, 2013

Our vets transport which also doubles for farm transport.We had to use her this week as one of my dogs (while visiting one of his girlfreinds) came home with a big gash on his head that required 8 stitches.Time he gave up that business and left it for the

younger generation.

Further to this,Suthep has insisted on scratching his wound and in the process bursting the stitches and opening up the gruesome wound which has now been stitched 3 times.The step that we have taken to get around that is not appreciated by him but appears to be working so far and we hope to be able to take it

off no later than 3 weeks from now.

Edited September 19, 2013 by Ron19

Goompa · September 19, 2013

Road down to Big Rock Samui , taken over the top of a frightened spider

Dancealot · September 19, 2013

Our vets transport which also doubles for farm transport.We had to use her this week as one of my dogs (while visiting one of his girlfreinds) came home with a big gash on his head that required 8 stitches.Time he gave up that business and left it for the

younger generation.

Further to this,Suthep has insisted on scratching his wound and in the process bursting the stitches and opening up the gruesome wound which has now been stitched 3 times.The step that we have taken to get around that is not appreciated by him but appears to be working so far and we hope to be able to take it

off no later than 3 weeks from now.

Thumbs up and best wishes for Suthep. He'll be fine.