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A Field Of Sunflowers

November 05, 2006 By: thenhbushman Geotag Icon Show on map Category: Uncategorized


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On our way up to Erawang, in Loei Province of Thailand, Hui-Chen and I spotted this incredible field of sunflowers!


Walking among the sunflowers was a fantastic experience, surreal and peaceful.


Imagine being here….


Hui-Chen is standing on the edge of the field.


There were sunflowers virtually as far as one could look.


She’s smiling because it was such a cool experience, one we won’t forget soon.

technorati tags:Thailand, Loei, Erawang, sunflower, Hui-Chen

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