In memory of Scoop "Dude", may you eat all the whip cream from the clouds of heaven. You will be missed.
Come here, cat. I like you, cat.
Oh, you were playing.
You can come back, cat.
Closer.
Closer.
That's it. Just a little more.
Making pies,
coring apples.
Our evening started with our friends Samantha, Ben and their daughter Jordan. Our neighbors and friends Galanne, Kesate and their son Mosisa joined us for dessert.
Enjoying dinner.
On day two of our trip to north-west Thailand we visited 3 Pagodas Pass. The beggining of the Burma-Thai railway. So close to Myanmar (Burma) but, not past the pole, we have seen Burma.
3 Pagodas
This is a bad picture yet it shows the action. This monk throws lucky beads over your head and he did not miss once, you can see the beads land around my neck too.
Morning fog and sunrise over Khao Laem Dam
Making Merit
Sangkhlaburi which is close to the Burmese/Thai border holds some of Thailand's hidden treasures that most expats, tourists and even Thai nationals have never seen or knew existed. After Thailand's famous wet season each year, late November, there is a chance to dive some of the submerged temples and pagodas which are almost completely dry and visible for most of the year.
Getting gear to the boat.
Two of the three temples. The third is in the middle of the others, but is completely covered and remains that way year round.
Top of a submerged temple.
