These are just some random shots I took while I was out and about on my various travels. Nothing fancy about these, just quick edits and done. It shows the everyday Thailand that goes on when you leave the resorts and tourist destinations. Oh, for the curious, the cats are in my condo complex. They keep the vermin population down but are deathly afraid of the pigeons. While they are owned by no one, they are well taken care of…
I found this image while I was doing some catalogue moving and cleanup. I was moving my stuff to a new 8tb drive and was dumping memory cards to make sure I got everything and I saw the cat and figured why not. Would make a perfect Monday image. The cat in question is from Thailand. Stray dogs and cats are very common. You get used to seeing them around. The cats seem to fare better than the dogs in…
I admit to just using this image as filler for the day as I have been busy putting together furniture that finally arrived at my new apartment. Nothing says welcome to your new home like having to assemble flatpack furniture. This was shot at one of the temples in Thailand and I have said before that stray animals are common in temples. Roosters, chickens, dogs, and cats live mostly in harmony there. I have seen the cats attempt to go after…
If you go to enough temples in Thailand you realize that the dogs, cats, chickens, roosters, and various other forms of animal life are a common sight. They aren’t pets, they just live there because the monks take care of them by feeding them. I don’t recommend picking one up and scratching them or really engaging with them. There are some unhealthy animals there and vaccinations aren’t high on the monks to do list. Rule of thumb is look but…
We biked out to Rayong for the day and I had to meet my friend Jeff at his condo and I made a new friend, Khun Meow. There is a play on words here, hhun means person/you in Thai there is no Mr/Ms/Mrs just khun. Meow means cat so while I waited for Jeff to bring his bike up from parking Khun Meow had a quick shoot. Little tip, most cats you see running around will answer to meow.