Head-scratching double takes from the road less travelled.
Frenzied Indian and Pakistani citizens cheer their border soldiers on, in a choreographed display of silly walks and moustache-fingering, at the Wagah border closing ceremony.
Charger flustercluck.
Well-worn Chinese made footwear turned a pleasant walk around some Namibian farmland into a nightmare.
"So, we make a restaurant...shaped like a ship, with dummy sailors on the deck."
"That's a ship haus idea." (Philippines)
Even more deeply distrubing than the endless aisles of Spam, these scary looking biscuit tins left me traumatized in the Philippines.
Do you see what I see? Sculpure fail, Lake Boort, Australia.
A pied comorant honks for all the world to hear.
This somewhat disconcerting wiring set up in the hills of Burma is actually of the floor!
Burma in a deeply conservative country, and this is more so in the regions.
The streets of Saigon/Ho Chi Minh throw out all kinds of transportational surprises.
Even Marvin Gaye couldn't sing cool into that. Burma.
"Is he still there?" "SHHH! Get down- he can see you!"
Ever seen your mate mouth off, and then realise how big the other guy is?
A traditional Australian outback Hills Hoist with shoes.....
The ideal Christmas gift, or perfect souvenirs from Thailand.
I'm a model, you know what I mean. Kosovo.
Traditional Kosova clothes modelled by a Chuckie doll.
Pristina, Kosovo.
When you paint the house and then the barn falls down. Macedonia.
Right by the side of a major highway in Thailand's north, a different cafe.
A dozen or more different fruit shaped rooms at an abandoned resort in Thailand's Kanchanaburi.
Fake trees, mushrooms, gorillas, wagons, dinosaurs and more at some wierd Thai hotel.
A strangely childish way to hnour your navy, in Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand.
Ranong, Thailand.
A plastic and straw drum kit, Ratchaburi, Thailand.
Travelling in comfort while making deliveries, India.
A Mexcican stand-off, Indian style.