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Thailand, a few pics.

Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
edited July 2015 in Off-topic
Orchid farm Chiangmai.
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    Very pretty Db.
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  • FreshCoffee2FreshCoffee2
    Lovely  :)
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    At last, decent coffee, in surprising locations, this one right up in hill tribe country on the Burma border. :)
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  • GeekKopiGeekKopi
    on 1436528738:
    At last, decent coffee, in surprising locations, this one right up in hill tribe country on the Burma border. :)
    looking good mate. It's always a great feeling when you find decent coffee in Asia. [emoji6]
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    Bottoms up  :coffee2:.
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  • Brett HBrett H
    What a wonderful photo... I'm relaxing just thinking about your locale and smiling faces!  Enjoy!!!
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  • FreshCoffee2FreshCoffee2
    yeah, me too ! As a point of interest DB, would you be kind enough to let us know how they are making the coffee? For example, when we were o/s recently we found there was a traditional brew based around the infusion process.
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    Morning A, espresso all the way, usually made on single group machines, Expobar, Simonelli etc, otherwise it's instant. Drove back to Chiangmai yesterday, again, very good espresso on the side of the road ^-^ pic taken by our driver. Fish in a river north of Mae Hong Son. :)
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  • GaryatGalaGaryatGala
    Very envious Dry Bean. You,re looking very relaxed, but you must be having a bit of an itchy finger due to the lack of coretto roasting action ehh?[emoji6] I,m currently stuck behind this La Marz Strada at work whilst looking at those nice pics. Keep them coming. Oh btw, seen any vintage motorbikes over there?
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  • GeekKopiGeekKopi
    Looking relaxed DB. Much deserved R&R. Hopefully the weather is warming your bones as mine are shivering here in Melb. Enjoy your trip and keep the photos coming.
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    on 1436756986:
    Very envious Dry Bean. You,re looking very relaxed, but you must be having a bit of an itchy finger due to the lack of coretto roasting action ehh?[emoji6] I,m currently stuck behind this La Marz Strada at work whilst looking at those nice pics. Keep them coming. Oh btw, seen any vintage motorbikes over there?
    To tell the truth Gary have not given roasting a thought. Motor bikes everywhere, all of them step through so, saw a Triumph Tiger and a Bonneville the other day, other than those two, nothing. One of Heathers pics, yes the lady was quite happy for us to photograph her, we rewarded her for her patience. :)
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    on 1436760542:
    Looking relaxed DB. Much deserved R&R. Hopefully the weather is warming your bones as mine are shivering here in Melb. Enjoy your trip and keep the photos coming.
    Very relaxed GK, bloody hot here today, well over 35 degrees and almost 100% humidity, darned sight better than being cold though. Pic overlooking Mae Hong Son, spectacular country, airport in the background, can be a bit of a thrill landing there, mountainous, short strip and can be very misty. :-| Sorry about the orientation of pics, this this IPad has a mind of its own, I will never complain about Microsoft operating systems again.
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    Great pics Db, keep 'em coming. Just think, you are missing this glorious weather that we are having  :P.
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    Sadly we'll back home in a few days Sue, not looking forward to the cold. :( Heather with an elephant we came across on the road noth of Mae Hon Son.
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  • Brett HBrett H
    Wonderful mate!  How will you get the Elephant back through customs?
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    on 1436785215:
    Wonderful mate!  How will you get the Elephant back through customs?
    Customs no obstacle, quarantine may well be problem :D Temple 50 meters from where we are staying tonight. :)
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    on 1436784975:
    Sadly we'll back home in a few days Sue, not looking forward to the cold. :( Heather with an elephant we came across on the road noth of Mae Hon Son.
    It has been horrid, freezing cold and wet.
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    on 1436830730:
    It has been horrid, freezing cold and wet.
    Thanks for the info Sue, something to look forward to.  :(
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    It's fine if you stay home, rug up and put the heating on  :P.
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    on 1436844823:
    It's fine if you stay home, rug up and put the heating on  :P.
    No it's not. ;)
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    I'd take the cold over the heat any day but it makes getting out with a little tacker a bit harder trying to dodge the rain and everything else that goes with it.
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    I'm a hot weather person Sue, hate the cold.
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  • FreshCoffee2FreshCoffee2
    ...then of course there is dry heat, and humid heat (just like dry cold and humid cold)... You might be one of those people that can happily work in the desert at 45 degrees and zero humidity with no problem, but get bowled over by 35 degrees and 85% humidity  :stir Nice pics DB, bet you've had a great time.
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    on 1436849221:
    ...then of course there is dry heat, and humid heat (just like dry cold and humid cold)... You might be one of those people that can happily work in the desert at 45 degrees and zero humidity with no problem, but get bowled over by 35 degrees and 85% humidity  :stir Nice pics DB, bet you've had a great time.
    All very true A, I'm one of them who thrives on hot weather, humid or dry, having said that most of my adult life has been spent in the outback of SA, hot and very dry+++ :)
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    on 1436847832:
    I'm a hot weather person Sue, hate the cold.
    I don't love the cold but I prefer it to the heat  :laugh:.
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    Finally got all of my pics downloaded. This is Heather with our driver Tum (pronounced Tuum) , great guy, loved hand guns, hence the Glock shirt, the day before it was a CZ, Both enjoying a hot foot bath at the overflow of a thermal spring. :)
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  • Cuir BelugaCuir Beluga
    Now that looks relaxing  :).
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  • Brett HBrett H
    I've finally had a good and proper look through these properly.  Wonderful DB!
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  • Dry_bean.Dry_bean.
    Thanks Brett, almost ancient history now. :)
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