Ditch diggers out in force this morning, to drain the rainwater away!

nap time

Fishermen loading ice, Laem Sing, Chanthaburi

Laem Ngop, Trat. Fishing boats, and ferries go from here to Koh Chang

...and nobody is watching the traffic...

^ Great shot, Klaus!

The all too frequent "seven" stripes + power lines in the background accentuate the forward movement.

The daily chore of sweeping leaves !!! (one of the images for Bundycat!)

Samui road workers.... get the BBQ fire going for lunch!

amazing the sign has correct English!

^ Gamnam style!

Cleaning the swimming pool.

Fixing the scooter

One of my neighbours out between rain showers, she doing the garden up for the King's Birthday.... She said she's going to put in Yellow flowers!

Not her best side!

While the workers work.... (Nathon Pier Samui)

The skippers sleep! zzzzzz.... (perhaps past out!? )

oh no!, I've been spotted!

good thing I am not a block of ice!

Workers at the new Samui Immigration office..... they are a little bit behind building ..... planned opening was supposed to be Jan 4th

At least the dog is being useful!

Not sure whether to put here or in faces!

Safety First in Thailand

High up too

Did you f--t? .....

Are they workers ?

I do think so

Are they workers ?

I do think so

Hey, Assurancetourix, I wouldn't mind working with them.......and without pay

My father in law

Today during my MTBike balade;

Like in France; seven people but only two were working ..

The others were certainly learning how to ...

back to the mooring.. and lying down on the job !

family out picking something this morning .... not sure what...?

Selling Michelin dolls on the sugar cane trucks parking lot ;

from 100 baht for the minuscule ones to 600 baht for the biggests

Hauling in and repairing fishing nets...

How many thai people working there ?

I think none ..

But in our sugar cane plantation, only Issan workers ;

they asked me about sugar cane in France after I answered to them I'm french..

And the answer was: Yes, we have sugar cane in the french West Indies

Olympus TG 860 - f/5.4 - 1/500* - iso 500 - 88 mm

Olympus TG 860 - f/5.0 - 1/400* - iso 125 - 36 mm

in this case she's working down the stairs!

Coffee borat, 10 baht the cup

Olympus TG 860 - f/3.5 - 1/250* - iso 125 - 21 mm - yesterday 17 of february 2016