Still waiting for GJ to his guest post on the Mud flows at Surabaya.....
Here is another teaser of GJ's work trip to Thailand last week.
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3 comments:
I can't believe you got to play with these monkeys. This is what I want you to bring home for a pet, they are so cute, nearly as cute as the kids. They would love to live at your house in Queensland, playing in all the trees near the deck. Hope we get to see more pictures of your trip to Thailand. This might convince me to come over and visit.
Love Jo
How cool is that?! How fun!
These are not Monkeys they are called Urangatang's. Monkey have much smaller faces. They are still cool.
Ronnie
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