Left: Road number 229 near Ban Khum Din, looking to the west toward Chaiyaphum. Right: The road from Wat Pa Noondindaeng (temple or monastery) to Ban Khum Din village. Both sides are cassava plantation.
A villager is picking a kind of fruit inside Wat Pa temple compound. The right picture shows the U-Kaliptus trees in this temple yard. The temple compound has many fruit and nut trees, bamboo, U-Kaliptus, and many other plants. Some farmers grow U-Kaliptus in their plots of land around the village, to sell the wood to the producers of building materials, paper, furniture, etc.
A farmer is taking care of his cows in his grass field. In the background are U-Kaliptus trees in the lands owned by other farmers. On the left side is cassava field that belongs to another villager. The picture on the right is paddy fields. The grass-like plants near the photogragher are used for making mats, ceiling or roof panal, baskets.
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