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Something fried in Bangkok
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Great textures – they are there if we only look! Thanks for th epingback too.
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Textures is a particularly inspiring prompt. Yes, they’re everywhere.
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You’re making me hungry 🙂 I love the 1st shot with the leaves. Cool pic.s
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Thailand will do that to you, make you feel hungry.
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Very appetising textures1
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Oh, food!! What great choices! Thank you for the pingback! 🙂
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Textures of food! What’s wrapped in those banana leaves? I’m guessing rice. Those fried things look absolutely delicious, but very bad for your health 😀
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Yes, rice is inside the banana leaves.
True, we should avoid friend food and I didn’t try these, just took photos. They looked intriguing.
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