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Originally Posted by panama hat
Here’s what was in front of the house this morning.
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You can ask. The picture was taken behind the house in Florida.Quote:
Originally Posted by panama hat
Here’s what was in front of the house this morning.
and this morning (enjoying the corn) his big brother, a 10 point buckQuote:
Originally Posted by S Landreth
A week ago the was nothing. I never really notice this guy moving soil. I thought he was altering the walkways in the rice paddies for the purpose of draining them for harvest. It appears he's making a raised base for a house. All done by hand, one bucket at a time. Amazing.
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The photo's don't really show on how hard this guy has worked.
What's that concrete marker ? Boundary line ? Surely not a grave ?
It could well be an old electricity pole/post? That's my belief. He's planted a banana tree adjacent to it so maybe he's going to remove it today? I'll let you know tomorrow.
Hard work indeed ! , lets hope when he has finished building the house the junta don't come round and tell him its agricultural land and it has to come down
A wooden structure on Sor Por Kor land is allowable. I'll keep track of the guy's build as I cycle past most days.
Must be a nice ride mate , there are so many nice tracks and minor roads in the area around our place to ride along , but I have given up on it because of the free running wild aggressive dogs on em all .
A fancy licker . . .
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I've tried the lot. I ended up with a 1m long cane. If you see a dog ahead let him see it as you hold it up. They soon shy away. Those that come from the side or rear get a good swipe. Strange they have this ability to remember you thereafter. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by nigelandjan
Took a couple of friends along to see one of the morning processions that occur during the annual Phuket Vegetarian Festival (it ends tomorrow). Having been a few years ago, we don't normally bother as it's only ever a variation on the same theme. However, thought I'd share some of the phone camera shots that I took:
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interesting fact about that festival.
lPregnant women are forbidden to watch any of the rituals because they are considered impure
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Any female having her period also cannot.participate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
Missus just told us that, top pics.Quote:
Originally Posted by PAGAny female having her period also cannot.participate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
I didnt know steel was a vegetable.
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May not be, but it's full of iron.
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Originally Posted by panama hat
They really aren't far removed from the jungle are they.
One of the good things the French left behind in Lao.
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French Bread for sale in the Meuang Kao Market on the road to Pakse Lao.
Tuk tuk 20 baht.
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so why post it here - it may have escaped your notice , but the photos posted in this thread have been taken by the person - it is the pointQuote:
Originally Posted by KEVIN2008
I guess we have to accept others cultures , but this does seem an extreme form of chastity belt :)
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Originally Posted by nigelandjan
Caption: Sombat's requests for fellatio had become so incessant that May decided to take some rather drastic action
"Post a photo a week, of anything/anywhere "Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
Where does the heading say a requirement that pic must be taken by poster....really i don't have time for forum petulant crap...:rolleyes:
Do a right click " Google search " on a sample 20 photos on this thread and surprise, surprise, you will find their correct source.
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Originally Posted by KEVIN2008
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Well, it kind of says so in the first post:Quote:
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I guess this thread was supposed to be a reflection of what the posters see on a daily basis . . . though there's no gripe with yoursQuote:
Originally Posted by panama hat
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Family home, Gobowen, Shropshire
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Strokestown Park House is a Palladian villa in Strokestown, County Roscommon set on approx. 300 acres.
History
The house was the family home of the Cromwellian "adventurer" family - the Pakenham Mahons - from the 1600s until 1979.
By the early eighteenth century, the estate comprised over 11,000 acres, scattered throughout north east Roscommon, put together from the later seventeenth century as a result of land acquisitions by Captain Nicholas Mahon around 1660. Later, his great-grandson, Maurice Mahon, purchased several additional lands, following elevation to the Peerage of Ireland as the first Baron Hartland in 1800.
Many evictions of poor tenant farmers occurred during the Great Famine. The Mahon family alone in 1847 evicted 3,000 people. After the killing of Major Denis Mahon in November 1847, as a direct reaction to of the large scale deaths of those sent on famine ships to Canada by the Strokestown Estate at the height of the Famine, his only daughter, Grace Catherine, vowed never to return to her ancestral seat. She was on honeymoon at the time, having been married only weeks earlier, to Henry Sandford Pakenham, son of Dean Henry Pakenham of Tullynally, and heir to the vast Pakenham and Sandford estates in counties Longford, Westmeath and Roscommon.
Grace Catherine never returned to Strokestown, but her marriage undoubtedly saved the estate from bankruptcy. On the eve of the Famine, the estate was in debt with over £30,000 having accrued as a result of family dispute over inheritance and expensive land purchases which had gathered from the second half of the eighteenth century. The marriage alliance (by which Henry Sandford Pakenham assumed the additional surname of Mahon), united the estates of both families to comprise over 26,000 acres, and the Strokestown estate remained one of the largest in Roscommon until his death in 1893. However despite the family fortunes improving Stokestown continued a policy of forced emigration to the United States and land clearances of tenant families. Today Strokestown estate is synonymous with with the Great Famine and includes the National Irish Famine Museum. The Famine Museum at Strokestown Park is twinned with , Grosse Ile, Quebec, Canada. Over 5,500 Irish people who emigrated during the famine of Ireland are buried in mass graves at Grosse Ile.
Since 1979, Strokestown Park has been owned by a Roscommon based company, the Westward Group which has restored the house and gardens using largely original furnishings. The 4-acre walled pleasure garden was officially opened in 1997 by the President of Ireland, Mary Robinson, having been faithfully restored to its original splendour with the assistance of an ERDF grant through the Great Gardens of Ireland Restoration Programme and a FAS scheme.
Welcome to Strokestown Park
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Provand’s Lordship, which was built in 1471 as part of a hospital in the cathedral precinct, is one of only four surviving medieval buildings in Glasgow. Beautifully preserved, the “auld hoose” is furnished with a fine selection of 17th-century Scottish furniture donated by Sir William Burrell, and a series of historic royal portraits. The room settings give a flavour of household interiors around 1500 and 1700, so you can immerse yourself in medieval Glasgow with a visit to this fascinating building.
Glaswegians look very much like Asians!!!!
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Lovely looking lady and nice pics, thanks
Kevin sorry I have to pull you up
The Thread title is post A photo A week and you have posted more than one in a day
Red sent and minus 1 point ,, just going back to comb through incase you have made any spaling miistckes then I can reserve another red for future use :)
How do they get those spikes through their cheeks, without bleeding?
They probably work for a boss like mine PC, there is very little left at the end of the week
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Who cares? As long as it stops her yapping.Quote:
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And it'll make a change for her lover not having to cry out ''NOT THE TEETH!! NOT THE TEETH!''
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Red, Green, Blue, 1 point ( Guinness maybe)..who cares...if my nice photos are keeping you awake at night please, please delete all but please don't tear your hair out over them....:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by nigelandjan
These forums attract alot of what i describe as " Sleeping With The Enemy" characters....you know the guy in the film who keeps folding the towels in the bathroom :)
Anyway i write an extremely busy controversial comment driven BLOG elsewhere and maybe i could find time for another Thai Forum....maybe when i get back from a few weeks in Barcelona .....
no tome vida demasiado en serio :rofl:
Enjoy Barca ,, were off to Malaga in a couple of weeks time
Buenos notchas :)
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