Some big fat fuckers splattered on the roads around here at the moment.
Papaya. The fruit, bottom left, are Lam Yai.Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
Water Mimosa used in salads
Cheers for the info Prag.
Here's the local delicacy...
Apparently the frog farm side of the business has really taken a leap forward, will post some pics when i can.
It wasn't an intentional pun, the frog business is booming and awaiting expansion next year when i return.
Done my research and for a nominal outlay(few hundred quid) the expansion process will keep the blood suckers in clover for the rest of their eternal.
The tobacco production and drying is in full swing at the moment, some pics taken from a drone..
A few pics from around the farm...
Nice update, the drone pics put a different spin on da Farm
Nice update. I'd have a rod in the pond just for kicks. Any size to anything in there and what all do you have in the pond. Just curious as I may do a small pond or something with the creek in back of the Laos house.
The pond was initially dug out to raise the house land and road to prevent flooding in the rainy season.
It's at least a rai in size and 10 feet deep, home to plenty of fish as they breed them as another side line.
Tried one once barbecued and to be fair it just tasted of stagnated water.
The frog farm is taking off now, expect an update with pics shortly.
Enjoying this CCC.
very interesting
A quick update, Goats!!!
Yes, a patch of land is being cleared and secured to breed goats.
Pictures to follow shortly.
In the meantime, some lovely quality fruit pictures..
The Phetchabun Tamarind..
Can anyone name this exotic looking fruit?
^ Makam Pom
Thai Tree Berries
^ just been put straight. The above is Indian gooseberry- Makam pom.
Yours are Madras thorn- Makam thet(sp).
Makam meaning tamarind.
Contrary to popular belief, I shall not be taking in any nocturnal activities with the goats!
FVCK knows why they are breeding them,all good fun and Thainess init .
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