What is it with the locals and mango trees?

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STEVE G wrote:
kendo wrote:We have a mango tree in our garden in Surin, it is infested with those giant red ants that give you a really nasty bite that feels like a burn.

Nobody would clime this one, I wanted to give it the chop but the wife won't let me.

Kendo. :cheers:
I know someone who would climb it! Those ants make a nest in a curled up leaf on mango trees and up in our bit of Issan they're a delicacy, you get the whole nest in a bag and pull it off the tree, take it home and make fish and ant soup out of it. It's actually not bad.

Sounds like a real buddhist..
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K2OWN wrote:Sorry Folks But The Photograph Is Too Big To Post Here PM Me With Your Email Address & I,ll Forward It On To You...
Use Pixresizer to shrink it then post or send to a mod or me to do for you
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K2OWN wrote:Sorry Folks But The Photograph Is Too Big To Post Here PM Me With Your Email Address & I,ll Forward It On To You...
Dude, this has nothing to do with mango trees, follow DM's link or PM a moderator (who will help you) or post in the 'Suggestions' Forum to resolve this issue as that is what they are there for.
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K2OWN wrote:Sorry Folks But The Photograph Is Too Big To Post Here PM Me With Your Email Address & I,ll Forward It On To You...
Check this out for resizing your photos, it helped me. :thumb:


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One of our dogs spends a lot of time in the evenings barking while looking up into a Mango tree. The first few times we searched the tree with flashlights expecting to find a mouse or snake as that's how he reacts to those, but we never found anything. Maybe he sees a spirit there. :shock:
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hhfarang wrote:One of our dogs spends a lot of time in the evenings barking while looking up into a Mango tree. The first few times we searched the tree with flashlights expecting to find a mouse or snake as that's how he reacts to those, but we never found anything. Maybe he sees a spirit there. :shock:
Maybe he's trying to alert you to a really good photo opportunity. Don't worry. The photo will be too big to share anyway.
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Frog wrote:
STEVE G wrote:
kendo wrote:We have a mango tree in our garden in Surin, it is infested with those giant red ants that give you a really nasty bite that feels like a burn.

Nobody would clime this one, I wanted to give it the chop but the wife won't let me.

Kendo. :cheers:
I know someone who would climb it! Those ants make a nest in a curled up leaf on mango trees and up in our bit of Issan they're a delicacy, you get the whole nest in a bag and pull it off the tree, take it home and make fish and ant soup out of it. It's actually not bad.

Sounds like a real buddhist..
They only eat annoying and creepy things like frogs.
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