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I have a friend with an old XJ6 (Series 3 I think). It has got the twin fuel tanks and costs him ~4,000 Baht to fill up. He swears like a fish-wife whenever he goes to the petrol station! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by nigelandjan
I always tell him to get a Yaris instead but he doesn't appreciate my helpful suggestions.
Not quite miami, but not a bad setting for lunch
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Came across this little fellow doing my morning round in the garden :) -
Can you spot him?
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He has a little cave,
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But not interested in having a visitor.
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I was told to buzz off, so I did - and he can stay :)
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Chrysopelea ornata ornatissima (Golden Tree Snake)
Thai: https://teakdoor.com/images/smilies1/You_Rock_Emoticon.gif (ngu kieo lai dok mak)
Length: Up to 140 cm
Occurrence: The Golden Tree Snake is to be found throughout Thailand.
Behaviour/habitat:
Chrysopelea Ornata Ornattissima is a flexible snake. It can be found in forests, on plantations, in gardens and in houses. This snake is regularly found in the inner city areas of Bangkok and Pattaya. As they enjoy eating rodents, geckos and other lizards, they are often found on and in houses. These snakes are active during the day, can climb walls and are very fast.
Danger:
If they fee threatened and cannot flee, they bite straight away. The species Chrysopelea belongs to the viper family. However, the poison is so mild that it does not have much of an effect on humans.
Is he above that white ball light, hanging down to the left?
No Mate, between the two trees in the centre of the photo aprox 40 cm from the top :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
My dog Pompito
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The grandson
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Dammit!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by larvidchr
I was going to guess that area based on the shape of the rocks above and below his cave particularly the one below with the ridge running along it.
Did you pull the leaves aside to take the photo?
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And yes, I did spend way too long looking for it. :( Why do you ask?
Great pics on this thread.. I'd freak out if I saw that snake.
Cherry blossoms in bloom a few weeks ago in my neighborhood.
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That's how I found it......Quote:
Originally Posted by quimbian corholla
I spent a while also... beats workingQuote:
Originally Posted by quimbian corholla
Very miss Saigon , we to have them outside our house in the UK well TBH Plum blossom ,, lokes lovely now but makes a hell of a mess later ,, but I like eating the plums ,, good for my bowelsQuote:
Originally Posted by MissTraveller
brainfart.
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Originally Posted by larvidchr
Yup! Same sort of critters here. Nice photos by the way.
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nice time of year on the ROK. still missing the cuisine.
^I'll post a pic of some Korean food for you, so you can drool. :)
Plum blossoms in the UK.. cool. Prunes are also good for your bowels. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by nigelandjan
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Love the dog..she growls like one too. ;)
Some Korean Kalguksu for SEA traveller. It had pieces of squid in it.
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The baseball team we support has been having trouble getting people to come out and see the games as of late and they gave season ticket holders a couple of sets of tickets to enter into the Clevelander at the park to entice us to come out. We visited last night while at the game,….
^ Bloke on the right.
*Rape.mode.activated.*
the "kimchi" looks fine and the "kalguksu" looks tasty but preference if soup would be "Daegutong". Cucumber kimchi is my favorite. Also, sitting out in the night air on the South side of the Han near one of the universities eating taegie kalbie (sp?) and drinking some cold beer would certainly hit the spot.Quote:
Originally Posted by MissTraveller
^^ pmsl:rofl:
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Khon Kaen Footy Sunset
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Lovely sunny day today at West Mersea
Nice beach
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Even the coast guard came for a look.
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Maker's of quality sandwiches.
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My Uncle Derek lives there lovely part of the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigelandjan
^ It was lovely yesterday Dave for sure ,, Jan loves the beach huts ,, she wants a big print done of that one for her toilet in Thaialnd ,,, dunno if she knows something about my photography I dont :mid: