Day dreaming
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Sitting at her dining table in her home in Cavendish, Lisa Day talks about her recent trip to Southeast Asia with her husband, Randy Brown. Photos by Bill Bowman/The Compass and submitted
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Among her experiences were meeting a lady from the Burmese Long Neck Tribe
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Among her experiences, making a new friend - four-year-old Yune.
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Ruins of Sukhothai, one-time capital of Thailand, in Sukhothai Province. - Submitted photo
Sitting at her dining table in her home in Cavendish, Lisa Day talks about her recent trip to Southeast Asia with her husband, Randy Brown. Photos by Bill Bowman/The Compass and submitted
Among her experiences were meeting a lady from the Burmese Long Neck Tribe
Among her experiences, making a new friend - four-year-old Yune.
Ruins of Sukhothai, one-time capital of Thailand, in Sukhothai Province. - Submitted photo
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I believe "fur clad" must be a reference to the mink farm in the area. You see, when they remove the pelts, those that don't make the cut (pardon the pun) are tossed aside often along the roadsides which dip and meander through the area. See! I'm a journalist!