some great shots guys ^ my likes quota finished already today....

So for a change, my Jack fruit are smaller than Rons! but I have three>>..

Couple of things here.Firstly,the leaves on yours are completely different to the ones on my trees and I was wondering if they are different varieties.

Secondly,we have picked four jackfruit off the one tree and this morning I had to take my shoes and socks off and added the middle stump to get to

the 21 still left on the tree.

some great shots guys ^ my likes quota finished already today....

So for a change, my Jack fruit are smaller than Rons! but I have three>>..

Couple of things here.Firstly,the leaves on yours are completely different to the ones on my trees and I was wondering if they are a different varieties.

Secondly,we have picked four jackfruit off the one tree and this morning I had to take my shoes and socks off and added the middle stump to get to

the 21 still left on the tree.

ah you could be correct there Ron, I maybe will pop down and take a boo and see what has developed , this was taken a few months ago.... I am not good at ID'ing some of these fruits, as you may have noticed I am better with shrubs and flowers (sometimes )

But my other Jack fruit is bigger than yours!

And here it is,the whole 15 kilo's of it with Abhisit standing guard to make sure that no one takes off with it.

Thai Airways would have problems taking off with that monster. (The Jackfruit )

Regards.

Edit: What colour is it? Yellow, orange, or red?

I've seen Jackfruit much bigger than this one and as far as the colour goes,the wife is cutting it open today so I will let you

know and maybe post a photo of it.I'd put money on it being yellow.

Here we go.definately yellow and one of the best flavoured that I can ever remember.Perfectly ripe and not over sweet.

Also,while it was being cut up three people saw what was being done and wanted to buy some.My wife said ok so we only

finished up with a quarter of it for ourselves and to share with her sisters.

I might add that you may have noticed some paw paws on the table.One of my sister in-laws is selling them from the

stall in front of our house.

Another alternative crop.

Chrysanthemums

To keep the birds away.

See plenty of the scarecrows but the first time I have seen the nut clinking on a beer bottle trick.

You would be well assured that the " nut " clinking on a beer bottle would have to be Goompa .

I have been clinking on aforesaid for many a year now , also have scared many birds away as a result ,

Still , practice makes perfect ... and I am up for the challenge .

Farmers posing at the cabbage fields.

Man may work from sun to sun, But woman's work is never done.

The mighty Radish! This was an experiment to see if they would grow... The Thai's did not like them!

(last February)

Preparing for Re-planting

About time the animals featured again. Heres one from the past that Shaggy may remember. And for those of you that think the white powder on the nose may be a bit "Sus" its milk powder!

some great shots guys ^ my likes quota finished already today....

So for a change, my Jack fruit are smaller than Rons! but I have three>>..

Might have finally found out what these fruits are.Showed this photo to my wife and she said they are not jackfruit and called them săa-gay.When I put that through the translation mill,it came out as " Breadfruit " which are a close relative of the Jackfruit. ( สาเก săa-gay = Breadfruit )

About time the animals featured again. Heres one from the past that Shaggy may remember. And for those of you that think the white powder on the nose may be a bit "Sus" its milk powder!

Good call IA,and thanks for posting your photo.

I remember that photo well mate,In fact if I remember correctly it was the reason that I became a member of TVF.

In fact my first post ever was in your Pigs101 thread....a brilliant thread mate,a lot of people owe you many thanks for

what you posted and the help you gave them through the years.

I know that the grunters still have a place in your heart and I truely hope that it is not too long before you are back

doing what you love.

One scary pig...

Smoking while taking photos again DAL ^

Farm produce offered to the Buddha!

Emerging sugar cane and corn behind.

I really have no idea how this eventuated !

Just cropped it a bit from the main photo and ended up all sketchy

Farty-arty ?

Original Photo

Farm pick-up 210,000 bht.

Road-side Restaurant 140,000 bht.

Mechanic Shop 90,000 bht.

Arty-farty Photo

PRICELESS

One man with a backpack spray , a little bit overwhelming VF , Sensational photo , great empathy .!

Young rubber trees and pineapples (Klaeng,Rayong)

Presume these are old style rice mills ?

Along with grinding stones.

At a local temple.

Three in one.

A harvester and it's pick-up.

^ that looks better than this! Ron...

Down Songkhla way..

Great these multipurpose machines! This is running a pump....

^ that looks better than this! Ron...

Down Songkhla way..

Nice "couldn't be bother, i got no self respect" sleep-in-trailer !

Misty sunset over the rice paddies.

Farm shelter

Simple but brilliant ingenuity ....use what you have got