Burning the paddy after the harvest - Phichit

Magical shot Frank, I hope this fire was under control :) Anyway this shot is a G* from me.

Best regards!

Thanks Victor Everything under control, but my garden and balcony were black! :-(

Cheers, Frank - Thailand.

Beautiful picture Frank.Greetings,Javier.

Thanks Javier And thanks to the farmer.

Greetings, Frank.

Great capture Frank! Wonderful night shot!!

Greetings, Kostas

Thanks Andre And it was hot already!

Cheers, Frank - smiling-Thailand.

Very beautiful, Frank. Well done! Greetings from Canada, Marilyn

Thank u Marilyn Canada must be beautiful!

Greetings, Frank from thundering Thailand.

Een mooi plaatje! Mooi in kaart gebracht. Hoe kom je op het idee? (toch niet zelf aangestoken?). Nee, echt goed gedaan. Gr, Ed.

Wow! Great photo! They used to burn off the gardens here in North Carolina, USA when I was growing up but mostly people no longer do that. There are fewer and fewer farms and even fewer small gardens. It is hard work when the fires get away and get out of control. Farmers work so very hard, don't they?

Congratulations, Jean

Hallo Ed Nee, dat heeft de Boer gedaan. Zelf heb ik geen pyromaan neigingen. Jij? (alle organen zijn weer aangegroeid?) Tja, en met die overblijfselen (rijst) kan je ook nuttigere dingen doen, maar zo ver zijn ze hier nog niet.

Groet, Frank.

(Jean see my replay on your site "Parasol-Sept 13) The GEarth message I got much later.

Cheers, Frank.

Greetings Frank, I could not tell from the thumb what the subject of the photo was. Opening is a real treat. Very nice contrast on the flame to the green. Very pretty.

Cheers,

Rich

Thanks for the nice words Rich, but my balcony was black! :-((

Cheers, Frank.

The farmers do the same thing in Japan. Interesting to see it. :) Greetings from Japan. Keno

:-)

Surprising Keno, it seems to me so primitive! Aren't there better methods, than burning?

-) Frank Thailand.

Understood! Jean* :-) Likewise - Frank.

No clue, but it's better than they use chemical materials to cultivate the soils or to kill pests.

I totally agree **Keno, maybe this is the quick way of composting. But they still use that chamical stuff, to become 3 harvests, instead of 2.