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Ready to plow, Tapioca Plantation of Wang Nam Kheao, Thailand (May 2009) • 木薯園
pivatana, thanks. This area had been part of Khao Yai National Park until some 40+ years ago people from Northeastern Thailand moved in and turned the jungle into plantations.
What about the trees and the bushes then Worapong? Is it possible to just leave them where they are? This looks so different from our "ready to plow" land. I hope this is not a stupid question, but I still like to know.
Your landscape shot is beautiful. Compliments from Ria!
Ria, those trees are left over from the settlement 40-50 years ago. I will gradually show you "plowed" land.
No, it's not a stupid question. Because when I see European countryside, I also wonder what the farmers there do for a living too! :)
Raffaele, thank you! It is because the beginning of rainy season brings moisture and water to the plantation again. So trees, grass and weed turn green once again like spring time after a long dry season (winter and summer).
Hi Rudolf, I really appreciate your visits and many compliments you kindly left here. To me, it's so phenomenal that a large number of friends from Germany take a lot of interests in Thailand. :)
Saturated green is common in Thailand during the beginning of rainy season.
Hola Domingo, thank you very much again for your praise. GRACIAS!!
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hi! i like to see yours. great take! best rgds. scott
Beautiful landscape. Nice shot.
Cheers, Jeff
Hi 《阿鵬》B@ngk☺k, interesting shot of a very important crop in Thailand. It's starch is the base of millions of goods!!!
My appreciation for your attention. Have a nice day.
Greetings from Germany Cheers pivatana
Scott, thanks a lot for the visit.
Jeff, thanks a lot of the encouraging comment.
pivatana, thanks. This area had been part of Khao Yai National Park until some 40+ years ago people from Northeastern Thailand moved in and turned the jungle into plantations.
Regards, w☺rap☺ng《阿鵬》
Ready to plow!
What about the trees and the bushes then Worapong? Is it possible to just leave them where they are? This looks so different from our "ready to plow" land. I hope this is not a stupid question, but I still like to know.
Your landscape shot is beautiful. Compliments from Ria!
Bye for now!
The triumph of the green!Raffaele
Beautiful landscape and photo Worapong. Greetings John.
A lot of ploughing ahead!!!
Hello!
Ria, those trees are left over from the settlement 40-50 years ago. I will gradually show you "plowed" land.
No, it's not a stupid question. Because when I see European countryside, I also wonder what the farmers there do for a living too! :)
Raffaele, thank you! It is because the beginning of rainy season brings moisture and water to the plantation again. So trees, grass and weed turn green once again like spring time after a long dry season (winter and summer).
John, thanks a lot for your visit. :D
Fai, I'll show you how much they plowed later. :)
Best wishes, w☺rap☺ng《阿鵬》
ผมว่าลักษณะภูมิประเทสแถบๆนี้คล้ายๆที่ อำเภอศรีราชาและพานทอง ชลบุรีครับ เพราะดูจากเนินดินสลับเป็นลูกฟูก อิอิ น่าจะเหมาะแก่การปลูกสับปะรดไหมครับเนี๊ย
ขอบคุณครับคุณ nakhonkup ก็เห็นคนปลูกสับปะรดบ้างประปรายครับ ส่วนใหญ่จะเป็นมันสำปะหลัง (tapioca) มากกว่า
ภูมิประเทศของที่นี่มันต่อเนื่องไปจนถึงชายฝั่งตะวันออก ตั้งแต่โคราช สระบุรี ลงไปปราจีนฯ แปดริ้ว ชลบุรี ระยอง จันทบุรี ครับ มันเลยเป็นเป็นลูกฟูก สวยดี ชอบเหมือนกัน :) แต่พื้นที่ทำนาจะน้อย เพราะน้ำท่ามีน้อยกว่า(ยกเว้นที่ราบใกล้แม่น้ำ) เลยปลูกกันแต่มันสำปะหลัง สับปะรด ยางพารา องุ่น
So.....green!
Cheers,
TonyHi Tony! Thanks a lot for your visit all the way from NZ! Best wishes, w☺rap☺ng《阿鵬》
綠意盎然的鄉間
謝謝讚美﹐ 乾龍。 今天你好像再出去拍照﹐ 期待你新作品。
Thank you for your answer Worapong! I appreciate it very much!
Greetings from Ria
You are always most welcome, Ria. :D
Best wishes, w☺rap☺ng《阿鵬》
MUY BONITAS TUS FOTOS.
GRACIAS POR TU VISITAS,
Hi Rudolf, I really appreciate your visits and many compliments you kindly left here. To me, it's so phenomenal that a large number of friends from Germany take a lot of interests in Thailand. :)
Saturated green is common in Thailand during the beginning of rainy season.
Hola Domingo, thank you very much again for your praise. GRACIAS!!
Regards to GERMANY & SPAIN, w☺rap☺ng《阿鵬》
GRACIAS ATI.
MUCHAS GRACIAS