Today, Cee is inviting us to post pics of places people live .
De Heerlijckyt van Elsmeren is gorgeous. It’s a castle in the Belgian countryside in the small municipality of Geetsbets. The family who owns it still live in a section of the castle, the rest is a hotel and conference centre. I spent a week there in July on a course – there was no better place for that.
The back view of De Heerlijckyt van Elsmeren by one of the imposing entrance gates De Heerlijckyt van Elsmeren’s lake and rowboat. It would have sunk had anyone taken it out into the lake, as the wood at the bottom was rotting De Heerlijckyt van Elsmeren abounded with sunflowers I didn’t have a wide enough lens to capture the whole facade of De Heerlijckyt van Elsmeren – here is a part
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…or ride or captain. In Thailand we experienced all sorts of things which we used to get from place to place. These are but a few.
It all started with a long flight to Singapore…
It all started with a long flight to Singapore and then a shorter one to Bangkok Touring by longtail boat on the busy Chao Phraya River and through the smaller klongs (canals)…
A narrow canal boat doesn’t provide much protection to splashing water. I don’t think we’re meant to keep dry. The only thing is that the Bangkok canals are not very clean and the water suspect… A homestay experience aboard a floating rafthouse. This is us getting towed out to the other side of the lake…
Spending time on the floating rafthouse was interesting, and not very comfortable. This is the towboat, pulling us out to the other side of the lake nestled in the middle of Thai mountains, that was so beautiful and peaceful Riding past casava fields and over precarious bridges over the River Kwai on clacky rickety swinging train…
The train on the Death Railway was fascinating and I loved the ride in the clacky rickety swinging train Tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk tuk…
Tuk-tuk’ing in Chiang Mai… Entered in Cee’s CFFC this week.
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Mozambican-born Portuguese South African; reflecting on travel, writing, editing, life, family and change that has social impact; chief wide eyed in wanderer, wonderer and bottlewasher
