Great looking trees

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This is the shack where I go to relax and smoke a cigarette and overlook the tobacco fields at early morning. There's a lot of work to do this season because FIL is the hospital. Good luck to him.

There's a lot of work to do this season because FIL is the hospital. Good luck to him.

Sorry to hear about your FIL being sick DAL.

I hope he makes a full and speedy recovery.

A panoramic image of our neighbours Tilapia pond.

The original photo,I kept it as a thumbnail because I wasn't quite sue how big it would be.

Sorry to hear about your FIL being sick DAL.

I hope he makes a full and speedy recovery.

Thanks, Shaggy.

The man I respect

a up shaggy,

heres some of my young pigeons,

something different,lol,

i love to see them flying round, mac cant believe how when i shout them they come back into there loft,,lol

sod it ill have to give you some pig too, they are the same as i put up the other week just to show how well they are growing

go on ill spoil you chicks too,,lol

jake

I don't know whats happened here.I can't post images only a link.Was working fine yesterday morning but during the day somethinghappened to make it do this.The problem appears to be in google.

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Buffalo shelter ... Thali Noi area, Songkhla

Buffaloes without shelter ... and a flock of birds! Same area.

Great shot there.

I don't know whats happened here.I can't post images only a link.Was working fine yesterday morning but during the day somethinghappened to make it do this.The problem appears to be in google.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-wN8uvzGhft8/UwaGbaREdkI/AAAAAAAAZuo/6fiilbKav6I/w827-h551-no/_DSC0292.JPG

Google services had some issues and was down for 2 hours in the US. Read it this morning. Should be back by now.

I don't know whats happened here.I can't post images only a link.Was working fine yesterday morning but during the day somethinghappened to make it do this.The problem appears to be in google.

Google services had some issues and was down for 2 hours in the US. Read it this morning. Should be back by now.

At first I did a system restore,that didn't work so I deleted Google Chrome from my computer and then downloaded it again.That solved the problem.

( This is not the same image but is a similar one.I can't find the original one,it seems to have disappeared in the process )

The ingenious claypot oven... The Flintstones would be proud~

The ingenious claypot oven... The Flintstones would be proud~

Excellent and a genius invention. How did you get the electricals inside the earthern pot? Is it for the heating element inside? These claypots are good for stew.

Purple haze?.....is in my brain.

Regards.

The ingenious claypot oven... The Flintstones would be proud~

Excellent and a genius invention. How did you get the electricals inside the earthern pot? Is it for the heating element inside? These claypots are good for stew.

It is just an attached spring coil that works as conductor around the + and -

Excellent and a genius invention. How did you get the electricals inside the earthern pot? Is it for the heating element inside? These claypots are good for stew.

It is just an attached spring coil that works as conductor around the + and -

I love/admire it's simplicity. Great post, RBH.

thats a big chicken trap shaggy,,,lol

Purple haze?.....is in my brain.

Regards.

It's actually the sunrise through heavy cloud cover in combination with smoke haze.

This is a rare sight, finally~ a Thai farmer who appreciate a cabin.

hi shaggy.

i no this isnt farming, or for that matter even thai,

its scotland, the red sky over grangemouth,

that in a way is thai related as this give me the money to build my farm,,lol

jake

hi shaggy,

its me again,

this has got to be a first for your great thread,

baby bugies,,lol

i asked mac to check the budgie boxes and try and get a pic,

she loves it shaggy if you could see her face,,,,,, she has baby budgeis, baby ducks, baby chicks, and baby pigs, she really thinks its great, bless her,,

and a couple of pics of the new garden wall round the house, got to keep janet safe,

the new barn with the new pig pens coming off that,

hope you enjoy as much as i do when mac send them, im like a kid at christmas,,lol

jake

ps and the white pigeon hen has new chicks too,,,lol

I have a 4 meter tall Mango tree that I planted from a seed and hauled around in a pot through 3 rental houses. Planted it on the digs here two years ago and it is doing well, but not bearing any fruit since it grew from a seed. Today I put four bloom grafts on it from one of our producing trees to see if I can get it to come on line with some fruit. The weather is getting a bit hot, but I was encouraged how "juicy" the sap was in each tree. Now the waiting and hoping begins!

Those cabs are worth every baht. They are a ROPS (rollover protection shield,) protection from the sun and wind, and obviously

need air conditioning or the driver would die of the heat.

hi shaggy,

its me again,

Jake mate,I love seeing your photos and it certainly looks like you have been busy with making the new buildings.

You and Mac are doing a great job and I am happy that you are willing to show us your progress on this thread mate.

Many thanks to You and Mac......and the animals/birds

Feeding time at the fish farm on the Chi River.

your more then welcome shaggy,

you no me i were my heart on my sleave and dont have anything to hide,

heres our new garden wall to keep janet safe,

also the new carport,

yes i was busy when i was at home,

but what i would like to say is a big thank you to mac, who take it from me works harder then i do, she cleans the pigs every day collects the duck eggs, thats without taking care of janet and our home,

jake

Those cabs are worth every baht. They are a ROPS (rollover protection shield,) protection from the sun and wind, and obviously

need air conditioning or the driver would die of the heat.

I drove similar units to this over 50 years ago in the wheatbelt of Western Australia.Much larger tractors with cabs and without and appreciated the cabs when working in dry conditions as you see here with the dust.