Thread: Post a photo a week, of anything/anywhere

Village of Teslin, Yukon, CAN which is just 100 miles (or so) S of Whitehorse.

The other direction (from above).

Looks nice and fresh.

I was thinking it looks like TV shows/movies from around Washington.

Looking at google maps it's as far from Washington as Mexico is.

Originally Posted by Luigi

Not even a thanks.

Throwing cold water onto the roasting shell sends them into shock...

It wasn't cold.

I can't drink cold water for some reason.


Which is a bit odd as cold beer is no fookin' problem whatsoever.

just a fishing boat chugging into Khanom



on closer look - a bit of local style

Another drive round Wales.

Great pics, everyone.

@Luigi & your daddy - yeah, that lady was pretty & eye-catching. I wasn't the only one who took her pic as she posed by the Buddha. She's petite, probably 5 feet - was smaller than me.

@david48 - heh. That was a random Chinese tourist at one of the temples. Lots of them made funny poses and I had fun taking their pics.

@buriramboy - looks like a very pretty countryside and great for a drive!

Good pic!

The Snowdon Horseshoe looks clear for a change...

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

The Snowdon Horseshoe

...the local name for a Mazda, I assume...

...sorry: the best you can do is adjust the lighting...

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

Good pic!

The Snowdon Horseshoe looks clear for a change...

That was actually my plan to go up the horseshoe pass but roof down and music blaring out, not paying attention I missed the turning and just kept carrying on. Horseshoe pass will still be there next time, possibly at the weekend!!!!

Day out at Naypyitaw Zoo.



(Those are stuffed giraffe in the background).

Came with 80 kids, saw the hungry lions and tigers, went back with only 55 kids LoL.

benefits of colonialism

Originally Posted by armstrong

What's the TEFL industry like in Cambodia?

I know 3 friends who made the move over there and they seem to be enjoying it. A lot of "International" schools, some are better than others. I only really talk to one of these people on a regular basis and she prefers it to Thailand but says management can sometimes be a bit old fashioned and stubborn about advances in education. Pay is good (compared to Thailand) and on time. She has no degree and was still fighting schools off. I'd imagine for those with more qualifications then the offers would be pretty decent.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

That was actually my plan to go up the horseshoe pass but roof down and music blaring out, not paying attention I missed the turning and just kept carrying on. Horseshoe pass will still be there next time, possibly at the weekend!!!!

That'll be a good time to go with all the muppets watching the royal wedding.

Take some oranges for the sheep, they'll come right up to you at the roadside if you feed them.

Some nice restaurants and cafes in Llangollen if you fancy a picture postcard stroll around the village.

Originally Posted by reinvented

I know this guy from somewhere....

^making sure her ears are clean?

Originally Posted by Mandaloopy

I'd imagine for those with more qualifications then the offers would be pretty decent.

Cambodia has a rep for attracting those without qualifications and for being pretty rough and ready.

Carpet department at Trago Mills department store, Falmouth

Originally Posted by cyrille

Cambodia has a rep for attracting those without qualifications and for being pretty rough and ready.

1. What's the pay like?

2. Is Gaviscon available for sale?

Interesting pics.


That boat one is great Ukan.

Took my wee lassies out on a kayak.

My steering needs work.

Here we are en route to smashing bow-first into the river bank.