| A mother nursing her alien baby |
| Hanging out, eating an apple, making a mess |
| Eating their fruits and vegetables. Who knows where they got it from. |
| This monkey was getting upset at the lady behind me. |
| They do get fierce! A few tried to climb up my leg when I wasn't paying attention. |
This is a town where the inmates run the asylum! It is just freaky to see a city where the monkeys live in the streets, outnumber the humans and behave like mobsters terrorizing the people who live there and those who visit ...
| This guy stole the beverage from a tourist! The nerve!! |
| Playing with an empty bottle with all of his fingers and toes. |
| Making sure she is ready for her close up. |
| Look closely in front of the Buddha's hand there is a monkey leaning his head and hands against the stone in front of it-looks like she's praying. It looked so funny. Maybe you had to be there? |
| These guys never wait for the walk signal when crossing I think it might be because they just can't relate to that flashing red human. |
| Just a typical day in Lopburi |
| This gentle flower of a woman was hired by our guide to make sure that the monkeys did not climb up our bodies and steal our stuff or bite us. |
| Napping monkeys and yes, we really did get this close to these guys.. . |
| A monkey giving another monkey a massage with a pine cone. Massage is very big in Thailand if you don't know. |
| Yeesh. Are these guys really monkeys or are they aliens?? |
I don't know about aliens, but there are some creepy looking gnomes in Lopburi.
ReplyDeleteAlso, in your description of "The King", it looked for a moment like the caption ended at "swinging sack", and I just assumed THAT was why he's called the king. If that was intentional, then well played.