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

Originally Posted by Luigi

Mental Note: Manfan Van Streibenhoff takes lighthearted comments a tad seriously.



Maybe it's the atmosphere in the tearoom.

How do you get that I'm taking things seriously? By putting down your attempted silly jealous putdown with the facts?
Lulu....everyone knows you were trying to make out that I am staying in a low class place. And now, with the prospect of photos to come, you're doing a Trump again..."I wasn't...that's fake news and , and I'm great, and and, blah blah" You're a laugh a minute Lulu.
I guess everyone also knows you're seething because I'm staying in quite a nice place, one that you can't afford. We've seen you try to put down Dillinger similarly.
Well.....you know what I'm earning, and it's school holidays, so why not splurge?

Afternoon tea in the Museum Room was good. I love scones, jam, and whipped cream. The pot of orange pekoe was perfect.

BTW...I've had another look....it's about 25 metres from my balcony to the seawall, and since the seawall is part of the hotel, then I would say that the hotel is built right on the beach.

(Lulu furiously searches on Google for Museum Room and hotels on the beach at Hua Hin).

Last week Golden Gate Bridge, Fleet Week, Blue Angel fly over.

Cock Knuckle.

4 yr olds don't know what the alphabet looks like anyway.

Originally Posted by DJ Pat

Any rubbish bins about?

Not fooking one but that doesn't stop people taking their rubbish home with them.

^You're living in a dream world, there's more chance of monkeys in the jungle picking up their banana skins and making a compost heap. In fact this would more likely become a reality first.



In the UK McD's bags are camoflague green, so they blend in with the countryside after being thrown from cars

Outside our balcony this morning, two squirrels were mating. Rookie mistake; coming out of an air conditioned room to the warm humid outside, the lens fogged up.
Sorry, poor quality. I'm not a good photographer.
The second shot is of a strange occurrence. After coitus, a third squirrel appeared when the male had just dismounted. At first I thought it was competition, but the newcomer started suckling. Then, most bizarrely, the copulating male started suckling from the other side!! Female just stood there squeaking.

Taking a break the other night..



(From running, not doing a runner)

two squirrels were mating. a better photo.





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Originally Posted by Maanaam

Outside our balcony this morning, two squirrels were mating. Rookie mistake; coming out of an air conditioned room to the warm humid outside, the lens fogged up.
Sorry, poor quality. I'm not a good photographer.
The second shot is of a strange occurrence. After coitus, a third squirrel appeared when the male had just dismounted. At first I thought it was competition, but the newcomer started suckling. Then, most bizarrely, the copulating male started suckling from the other side!! Female just stood there squeaking.

Pattaya? Sounds the norm, no.

No eye candy

Fall has arrived.

Was back in Bangkok last week, missing it already. Room with a view

Across from the Milwaukee art Museum. This was around the 4th of July during The summer festival period.

The underground parking at the art Museum.

From a distance It looks like a sail boat. Even more so when they extend the louvers from around the upper deck. It looks cool at night the way it's lit up.

We parked here on that night and walked to the Festival. You could just pull into the bay by boat but you may not get dockside as it's first come first serve. Fills up fast if they are lighting off fireworks on that particular evening so this worked for us.

Originally Posted by fishlocker

A stroll along the Lake Michigan Shoreline in Milwaukee Harbor. Pictured is the Santiago Calatrava , Architect and sculptor that designed the Milwaukee Art Museum. Seen here with her sails open as the do retract them in bad weather. This was around the forth of July. Yes, Independence day so fireworks and many boats in the bays around the summer festival grounds.Indian Summer Festival starts Sept 8th. Great weather this time of year. A bit out of focus sorry. I may find a few better shots but miss fish is bugging me to get off this box now.

There it is at night. The Wisconsin Gas building torch is visible glowing to the left in the distance. It's neat because the color changes in the torch depending on the outside air temp. Hope you liked the tour so far. I'll stop now on this as I've done more than one pic for the week and don't want to piss anybody off by doing so. Peace out......the fish.

The interior of Spicy Nature, Ekkamai, where we stopped to buy some overly sweet sweets on the way back from Sabai jai Kai yang isaan restaurant.



The box



The sweets



Some chickens nearby



Half a bird



Tub waan, pork liver (well cooked)

Lovely translation.

What fish should I choose?