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Im exhausted.. but its really worth it 😋
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I vote tumbleweeds.
But if anyone wants to experience a town taken over by monkeys, please come visit Lopburi, Thailand. The monkey situation here is wild.
i have some questions yet i find myself too afraid to seek answers
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Ni tan monos: La ciudad de Lopburi es apodada "la ciudad de los monos" por la multitud de monos que viven en sus calles… pero esos monos se volvieron agresivos de 2020 a 2022, justo cuando hubo menos humanos en las calles por COVID-19. En 2024, el gobierno local insiste en atrapar y esterilizar monos para aliviar la situación. [x]
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Monkey ‘mafia bosses’ now rule parts of this Thai city
Apr. 12, 2024 Humans and monkeys once peacefully coexisted in Lopburi, a mid-sized city in Thailand, but no more. Its downtown is overrun with more than 2,000 long-tailed macaques, snatching food and belongings from passersby. Wildlife authorities say the monkeys expanded turf during lockdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic with the alpha males now acting like gang leaders. The World’s Patrick Winn reports that they are proving difficult to dislodge.
LISTEN 06:30 https://theworld.org/segments/2024/04/12/monky-mafia-bosses-now-rule-parts-of-this-thai-city
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Thai police station comes under monkey attack
A mob of 200 mischievous monkeys caused chaos in Lopburi, central Thailand, after escaping from their enclosures on November 16. The primates rampaged through the town, with a bold group storming a police station. Officers barricaded themselves inside, sealing doors and windows to protect vital documents and prevent the animals from scavenging for food. Traffic police were reassigned to fend off…
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[Paper] Geo-Information Technology Application for Investigating the Old Lopburi River and the Ancient City of Dvaravati Period (6th-8th Century AD) Based on the Record of Queen Cāmadevi's Watercourse Travels in the Chao Phraya River Basin
LiDAR and geo-tech reveal Queen Cāmadevi's route and ancient Dvaravati cities, offering insights for heritage conservation and sustainable planning.
via Scientific Culture, 09 January 2024: A groundbreaking study utilizing geo-information technology, including LiDAR, has successfully traced the old Lopburi River and unearthed ancient Dvaravati cities along Queen Cāmadevi’s historical watercourse travels. The research identified 12 significant canals previously part of the river and pinpointed ancient urban centers, providing crucial insights…

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#name:WATCH OUT for these THIEVING MONKEYS | STREET WALK in LOPBURI THAILAND#cr:youtubecom/@timdonnelly
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Bandas de monos rivales se están apoderando de una ciudad turística tailandesa, lo que obliga a los agentes de policía a armarse con hondas y pistolas tranquilizantes.
Los monos se han apoderado de Lopburi, que está a unas 90 millas de Bangkok.
Un equipo capturó con éxito al líder de la banda de monos Ai Krao, conocido por su comportamiento agresivo. El mono fue arrastrado a una jaula después de que la policía le disparara con un dardo sedante.
Los monos se están adaptando y reconociendo cuando los agentes tienen una pistola tranquilizante.
"Tuvimos que esconder nuestras caras y ocultar las pistolas tranquilizantes para que los monos no las vieran". dijo Nathi Krutthaka, oficial de la Oficina de Conservación.
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1971 Green Beret Captain Richard Flaherty stands next to 6'6" Pfc. Nipps.
Richard J. Flaherty, due to complications at his birth, only grew to 4-foot-9-inches tall, 97-pounds. Coming from a family of military heroes Richard also wanted to do his part and serve his country.
People laughed at the idea of a man his size in the military and all the branches turned him down. But that didn't deter Richard, he spent the next 3 years writing letters until he finally received a medical waiver. With the waiver the Army allowed him to join... but no one ever believed he would make it through basic training.
His uniforms didn't fit, the equipment was too big, and he was required to carry a back pack during long marches that was almost the same weight as he was. Because of his leg length marching in step with the rest of his company was incredibly difficult but Richard kept up. All the obstacle courses were built for average size men but Richard conquered them all. No rules were ever changed for Richard - either he would sink or swim.
Richard didn't just make it through basic training he volunteered and become an elite paratrooper, with the 101st Airborne. When he would jump out of planes the instructors would have to strap machine gun parts to his body to help his descent so he wouldn't "float away."
He graduated Officer Candidate School in 1968 as a 2nd Lieutenant and deployed to Vietnam. Within weeks he would lead his platoon in some of the bloodiest battles during the "Tet Offensive." In that week he was wounded twice by grenade fragmentation and a grazing bullet wound to the head but as soon as he was patched up he jumped right back into the battle.
After several months of fighting on the front lines many officers would accept assignments in the rear away from the action but not Richard. He would request to be transferred to Echo Company to lead a RECON unit which engaged in dangerous search and destroy missions deep into enemy territory. By the time his first tour in Vietnam was finished, Richard would receive the Silver Star, 2 Bronze Stars with Valor, & 2 Purple Hearts.
If you think that's where Richard's story ends, think again. Richard would become an elite Green Beret with the 3rd Special Forces Group and be promoted to Captain. He served with the 46th Company based in Thailand where some of their clandestine missions sent them into Pink Zones "across the fence" fighting Malaysian and Burmese guerrillas.
As incredible as all his accomplishments seem that's just the first half of his life story as his next chapters of undercover operations around the world seem closer to something out of a Tom Clancy book.
Richard had one last surprise when it came to his final wishes. Even though he knew he was qualified for the highest military burial in Arlington National Cemetery he instead chose to be buried in a small anonymous cemetery in W. Virginia so he could be next to the women he loved for eternity.
To learn more about the unbelievable life of America's smallest war hero please check out, "The Giant Killer" Book, Audiobook and Documentary available worldwide.
Flaherty Military Bio:
Special Forces Capt. Richard J. Flaherty AKA The Giant Killer - In December of 1967, was sent to Vietnam with the 101st Airborne Division. He served as a Platoon Leader with companies B, C, and D and as a Recon Platoon Leader with Echo company.
In January of 1969, he returned to CONUS and attended the Special Forces School at Fort Bragg and was then assigned to the 3rd Special Forces Group. Later that year he returned to South East Asia with the 46th Special Forces Company A-110 in Camp Pawai, Lopburi Thailand.
Captain Flaherty earned the Silver Star, 2 Bronze Stars, 2 Purple Hearts, the Air Medal, Gallantry Cross W/Silver Star, Army Commendation Medal, Combat Infantryman’s Badge, 3 Overseas Bars, Sharpshooter Badge W/Rifle Bar, Air Medal, Parachutist Badge, Vietnam Service badge.
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🛫HK
ppoohkt IG story 20/12/2024


Tl :🐶 : Khun nou (you) didn’t ask me to dress up the same style as you?🐶 : Hey, where do you go to the fashion show?😼: Lopburi
djpchod IG post x : ส่งลูกไปทำงาน (send your child to work) @pavelphoom @ppoohkt @lmlookmhee @sonyasarann




#pit babe the series#pit babe cast#pavel phoom#pooh krittin#poohpavel#affair the series#sonya saranphat#lookmhee punyapat#lookmheesonya#sonyalookmhee#change2561
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🌞 The sun may be blazing but Thailand’s summer is bursting with vibrant blooms. Get ready for 5 stunning flower spots that shine brightest under the summer sun. Perfect for your next content shoot.
Pink Trumpet Tree Blossoms, Nakhon Pathom
📍 Kasetsart University, Kamphaeng Saen Campus (Blooming from 7 March 2025 onwards)
Sunflower Field, Lopburi
📍 Ban Kluai and Khai Shop (Blooming from 15 March 2025 onwards)
Yellow Chiang Rai Blossoms, Chiang Rai
📍 Singha Park
Golden Shower Tree Road, Khon Kaen
📍 Kalpapruek Road, Khon Kaen University
Million Lotus Pond, Phatthalung
📍 Thale Noi
Plan your next adventure at www.tourismthailand.org
#AmazingThailand#YourStoriesNeverEnd#สุขทันทีที่เที่ยวไทย#TravelThailand#AmazingThailandGrandTourismandSportsYear2025
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Bodhisattva, self-translation to Bisaya.
I return to you in daydreams Resurrected—but not quite. Even in death, Do I not feel alive? The answer: I have abandoned my peace to remain In the iris of your eyes We stay here—Samsara, Lopburi, My home now yours, and forever, You, the seeker, and I, practicing deity, God only in mortal saliva, When I open my mouth, Watch out.
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New Strategy to Manage Lop Buri's Macaque Menace
Lop Buri takes action against urban macaques with new control measures at Phra Prang Sam Yot.
via Bangkok Post, 07 February 2024: Lop Buri, a city known for its historical sites and large macaque population, is implementing new measures to control urban monkeys, including training, moving, and sterilizing them. The department, Lop Buri municipality and the provincial livestock development office signed a memorandum of understanding on macaque control at historical Phra Prang Sam Yot…
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#name:WATCH OUT for these THIEVING MONKEYS | STREET WALK in LOPBURI THAILAND#cr:youtubecom/@timdonnelly
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Not a costume but I feel like Miss Grand Lopburi wearing a dress with beanie baby monkeys on it deserved a spot
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