Quite a lot of members showed up for this walk and rightly so because there was a lot to see! Such as this Jurassic train crossing warning! Walking around graveyards isn't really my cup of tea, but this one was fascinating. Things like the above sometimes strike me as worth shooting. Oh well... Bubbling water! Metal vs Nature. Good sale! No (more) news today. A very delicious pyramid of Thai sweets! Classic Mom & Pops-style restaurant. Who're you looking at, dude?! Still life

I usually enjoy observing the interaction between people and their pets, although at times it seems to be the other way around! Here are some of my people+pet encounters from the last 2 months, hope you like them. When I got a bit closer her dogs became less friendly... At the Pak Khlong Talad, I found these 2... Highly doubtful whether her dog helps her sell lottery tickets, but who knows?! Despite the owner standing nearby, I didn't want to take any risks, these small ones

While cycling in and around Kampaeng Saen town I stumbled upon this wreckage... I'm always intrigued by how quickly Nature takes over. And this Nissan Diesel was no exception. Despite just being left abandoned alongside a road trees started growing left and right. Nobody seemed to care obviously... This truck clearly had reached its end station. Just a matter of time before it would be completely overgrown. The engine similarly seemed to have some parts missing... But surpris

This all started when Guide Phichet told me about an abandoned fort worth visiting somewhere in Phra Pradaeng. A few days later I set off with an old friend to check out the Phlaeng Faifa Fortress (*). Another good reason to visit Phra Pradaeng was the simple fact that I'd never really been there, only passing through on the way to Bang Kachao... Phra Pradaeng didn't disappoint, quite a few classic old shops and a (very!) wet market. Friendly motorcycle taxi guy who insisted