Farm Photos

[Ron19]

Fixed it for you Ron. Did you forget to use the Image icon to insert the image?

Thanks for fixing that for me.I normally upload to Picasa and do any post editing there,I then upload to Google+ and then

copy and post to thaivisa.That method works fine normally but today it's gone haywire.Internet explorer has disappeared off the

face of the earth but the ie icon remained in the task bar and when I click on that,Google search comes up instead and in Bulgarian language and there seems to be some association with a programme " HAO 123 " Which is hiding somewhere in the computer.

I am working my way through things with the next thing being a thorough scan.By the way it is only on one computer with Google

Chrome being the search engine on both machines.Unfortunatly most of my images are on the one that has the problem.

[Ron19]

Fixed it for you Ron. Did you forget to use the Image icon to insert the image?

Where do I find the image icon to insert the image ?

[Tywais]

Fixed it for you Ron. Did you forget to use the Image icon to insert the image?

Where do I find the image icon to insert the image ?

When you click on it, just paste the image url in the box.

[Goompa]

me again, ive just been doing the pigs and on the way back saw the morning glory flowers, they only come out in the morning, then i went mad snaping all over,

"goompas fault" he started with the flowers close ups, so i thought ide try it, mac loves her orchids, in fact she loves her garden,

only ome of my budgies we havnt had one for a while,,lol

good morning to all,

jake

I accept full responsibility for that , thanks mate

I should have identified the posted images , but being Farmers , I figured you all would know already .

Cheers

[Dancealot]

@Pigeonjake, thanks for your flowers and chickes. The last chicken in the basket is very funny. I'm still out of likes.

@Ron, sounds to me like you need a personal assistent.

Back to the chickens.

These are the 3 of 6 who would finally be eaten by the farm dog. Instead of eating them all at once he eats them one by one.

Question: Does anyone know if it's easy to sell Rhode Island Reds (RIR) or White Leghorns chicks nowadays in Thailand? Do you know people who are interested?

Thanks.

[shaggy1969]

@ Jake would like to second what DAL said about your flower and bird photos mate,also good luck with your 2 gilts/sows mate.

I hope that the both deliver large and healthy litters mate.BTW,my Missus is the same regarding flowers mate,hardly surprising

coming from someone named Kulab (translates into Rose).Once we do get some more land sorted a small section will be used

for farming Orchids.

@ RBH Great to see the Google maps photos mate and what you have achieved over the years through hard work and

perseverance !!!

@ DAL Love the recent images that you have been posting.You are really doing Us and that new camera proud !!!

Re....Road Island Reds and White Leghorns chicks,are those Jotham79's? a link to his thread can be found here for anyone

interested in purchasing some pure breed chicks.

@ David Here's one just for You mate because You asked.Junior practicing on His smile

Nueng,song,sam.....

[shaggy1969]

A few photos here of a family we visited whilst they were busy preparing their harvested rubber sap into the setting trays.

Mother setting out the metal setting trays whilst her Son unloaded the days rubber harvest from his motorbike.

The next step was to add a jug of water to each tray followed by two jugs of rubber sap (I would each jug held 1.5 litre)

Mother then mixed the water and rubber sap solution for a couple of minutes and removed any air bubbles that had

floated to the surface.The bubbles are removed anytime to avoid any air pockets being in the final solid block of rubber.

Once half of the trays had been mixed and skimmed the Mother then started to add the Formic acid ( a hardener) to the

first trays whilst her Son continued the first step of mixing the water and rubber solution on the other side of the room.

A repeat of the first mixing step was repeated with the added Formic acid and re- skimmed of any bubbles for a final time.

Unfortunately the hardening process takes a couple of hours to work and we weren't able to see the final stage in the

production.Maybe we will go back for another visit to the farm in the future to watch how they turn the slabs into

rubber sheets.None the less it was nice to see how a family works together as a team and it was also very educational

to see their operation from start to almost finish.

All done,just time needed for the hardening to take place.

Some of the previous days rubber sheets drying in the sun.

[Goompa]

Damn Fine Reporting there shaggy , Great shots a, very informative

[shaggy1969]

Damn Fine Reporting there shaggy , Great shots a, very informative

Cheers Goomps....appreciated mate

[David48]

Damn Fine Reporting there shaggy , Great shots a, very informative

+1 from me also.

I love a story told with images and a knowlegable commentary.

Almost could be a thread all by itself ...

(Hint Hint)

OH ... thanks also for the other family photo ... great to see him!

[scunner]

me again, ive just been doing the pigs and on the way back saw the morning glory flowers, they only come out in the morning, then i went mad snaping all over,

"goompas fault" he started with the flowers close ups, so i thought ide try it, mac loves her orchids, in fact she loves her garden,

only ome of my budgies we havnt had one for a while,,lol

good morning to all,

jake

I accept full responsibility for that , thanks mate

I should have identified the posted images , but being Farmers , I figured you all would know already .

Cheers

Well I'm the thicko here. so if there's some time for you to do some instruction on Thai botany, then I'm all eyes

[scunner]

^^ excellent reportage there shaggy, brings it too life, makes one appreciate the hard work that goes into the things we all take for granted. Btw, why add water to the sap? Does this enable the removal of air, or is it a perquisite for the formic acid catalysed polymerisation?

[farmerjo]

Mowing the back lawn

Half done now steady rain.

[pigeonjake]

david you asked for me kids smiling,heres little janet

well she isnt smiling, butshe is coming along great, on a bridge at the waterfalls,

jake

[Ron19]

Crop of Eggfruit

[shaggy1969]

^^ excellent reportage there shaggy, brings it too life, makes one appreciate the hard work that goes into the things we all take for granted. Btw, why add water to the sap? Does this enable the removal of air, or is it a perquisite for the formic acid catalysed polymerisation?

@ scunner Me ole' Son,I could bullshit You by Googling 'why water is added to the sap' and then post it here and sound all

knowledgeable,but the simple truth is I don't know.......but when I do, I will let you know.

Btw,I appreciate your positive feedback and comments.

@ farmerjo Man that is some back garden you have got there!!! Thanks for the photos

@ David Think I will leave the thread making to the pro's like You and DAL,but thanks for the kind comments and suggestion.

@ Ron Another first there,never had a crop of Egg fruit on this thread as far as I can remember

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This is not a farm house or a sala,but a pretty impressive something in between.

[Dancealot]

The ghost house.

[David48]

^^ Maybe they are ghosts who are scared of the dark ... the've left the ligts on ...

[David48]

This is not a farm house or a sala,but a pretty impressive something in between.

Mate, I really liked those 2 photos, superbly captured ... but also the subject matter.

You can see the care that gone into building it with low cost materials.

Plus, in it's quirky way, it's visually appealing ... well, it is to me anyway.

[Ron19]

[David48]

Ron, you never cease to amaze me with your ability to track down these Huts ...

BTW ... nice photo.

[shaggy1969]

You can see the care that gone into building it with low cost materials.

Plus, in it's quirky way, it's visually appealing ... well, it is to me anyway.

Quirky....good description.

I took a shine to it also David,In fact I could just see myself stretched out in a hammock,banjo in hand

and a jug of moonshine within reach...... Gawd dammit,Shaggy's gawn Hillbilly !!!!

[shaggy1969]

A bit of an old photo but I quite like it.

Autumn at the rubber tree orchard.

[Dancealot]

[edit] Your trees are so straight, Shaggy..

Edited July 1, 2014 by Dancealot

[David48]

^^ That's because your grass is so bent ...

Noice photo BTW.

[Dancealot]

^^ That's because your grass is so bent ...

Noice photo BTW.

Nice one, David. You know I'm a grassffity-artist.^

Edited July 1, 2014 by Dancealot

[Ron19]

Complete with flow through ventilation. ( when needed )

[Goompa]

Farm Flower Tomato

[shaggy1969]

[David48]

^^ Is that Charcoal making?