This is the last of my photographs taken Spring 2012 of our walk through the leafy glad along the river bank to the wide open Salhouse Broad. Having returned home and uploaded my photo of a gnarled oak I left the photo up on my monitor to have a cup of afternoon tea and a piece of home made cake – very old-fashioned and traditional English “afternoon tea”.

Your dreams should be huge; bigger than your memories of course, and if one would like to make their dreams reality they need to do something about making them happen now. The only time a person is able to accomplish is in the present. You can’t be proactive in the past or about a time which has yet to come. You can be proactive now, you can make it happen now and whatever you plan to do with your life you can affect it right this very minute.

Thailand’s long and colorful history has left it with a rich legacy of ancient temples and monuments as well as evidence that this was home to the world’s oldest known Bronze Age civilization. Archaelogical diggings in the northeastern village of Ban Chiang have revealed skeletons and tools that suggest that an advanced people lived here as long as 5,600 years ago. Interested visitors can visit the site.