Juniors first visit to a Lamyai farm.

Mama,I think we have picked too many fruit! how are we going to pay for all this lot?

Eh,......only 8 Baht a kilo?

Tell Grandma to go and pick some more,I'll make a start on these ones!

........On a serious note,my apologies to any of you guys out there that are farming Lamyai,I know that last season was a bad one for you and that the prices

were ridiculously low.My post was not meant to insult you guys,I was just having a little fun with the facial expressions of my little boy and his first experience

at the farm.

Shaggy , you really are producing some beautiful images , cute son of yours as well , I think he must take after his Mother !

hes looking great shaggy,,,

heres janet taking driving lessons at tesco,

she,ll be driving my tractor in no time,,lol

hes looking great shaggy,,,

heres janet taking driving lessons at tesco,

she,ll be driving my tractor in no time,,lol

I swear that little Janet gets cuter and more beautiful with every new photo I see of her.

Shaggy , you really are producing some beautiful images , cute son of yours as well , I think he must take after his Mother !

Thank you Goomps for the Mother comment (Grrrrrrrrr),but you are correct mate,thankfully

Also thank you for your kind comment regarding my pics.

Ditto to all the comments

toying with flower idea

pool of early reflection

Ditto, ditto everyone.

@Shaggy, it would be nice to learn what your kid realised. But it's much nicer you made those fantastic photo's. I never met him, but I can see you in him .

Ditto, ditto everyone.

@Shaggy, it would be nice to learn what your kid realised. But it's much nicer you made those fantastic photo's. I never met him, but I can see you in him .

Cheers DAL......Junior realized two things actually.Firstly that not all the Lamyai were for him and secondly it is good to share,especially

with the monkeys at the Kosum Phisai Monkey sanctuary that we visited the next day on our way over to see family in Mahasarakham.

Might as well drop off an photo whilst I am here.......

Sorry about that, Shaggy. I'm almost ready with the photo. Be right back.

I made it for you to celebrate page200. I wanted to make this one look good to say a proper: thank you.

bloody hell dal,, you can take a photo mate,,

great stuff

some old photos of the wifes pig farm.......

I made it for you to celebrate page200. I wanted to make this one look good to say a proper: thank you.

Thank you DAL for taking the time and effort to make those two very impressive photos,a fitting tribute to our 200th page.

some old photos of the wifes pig farm.......

Thank you also Thoongfoned for sharing your farm photos.

That is an impressive set up you have there,big litters also I see (16)

How many sows did you have in total?

Ma helping out with the rubber harvest.

Some of the harvest bagged up ready to take to the auction.

Nice blue skies for the rice harvest in front of the house yesterday. Photos just did not do justice to this process....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNmgygG5cKc&feature=youtu.be

I made it for you to celebrate page200. I wanted to make this one look good to say a proper: thank you.

Thank you DAL for taking the time and effort to make those two very impressive photos,a fitting tribute to our 200th page.

some old photos of the wifes pig farm.......

Thank you also Thoongfoned for sharing your farm photos.

That is an impressive set up you have there,big litters also I see (16)

How many sows did you have in total?

thankyou, thought I should share, you have some great photos on here.......

on average the farm will hold 215- 220 sows and 10 ish gilts, pigs in out all the time, farm can hold 240 plus.

yes that is a very good litter, wish we could get that number every time........

The comings and goings during rice planting.

Another milestone reached.....thanks Ron for taking us to the 5000 mark.

That's worth a big smile,

well im back from bkk,

and ive got a pic of my english toms(money makers) doing well,

but im away on sunday, off to angola, uk first for a week to pick up visa,

some young karkis we hatched in the incubator, and im trying potatoes in pots

specles couldnt wait for the next boxes to be built in the new shed, she found a nice cozy corner

remember the pics of me and mac laying this lawn, well here it is now,,

Nice shots Jake , always a pleasure to see your latest developments

Good journey Jake and stay safe in Angola mate.

thanks shaggy will do

Some lamyai pics

Trying my best to smile whilst helping out with our neighbours Cassava harvest.

Spraying contractors on a drinks break.

My uncle and teacher