Today's photo is a more general Li River scene with the karst limestone formations stretching into the haze in the distance.
So one last photo of a karst limestone island from Phang Nga Bay and then off to new locations. Well, two actually, a black-and-white and a color rendering of the island.
Of course, no great natural vista is truly complete without some form of man-made scar and this is no exception - the radio mast is five miles away from my location.
I captured this sunset a week or two after I crashed the boss's car. I was struck by the cloud formation at the higher altitude. Below it is another layer of thin clouds giving the patches with less clarity.
Where my previous drilling photos were located near the center of Concession 20 and in the northern part, this one (I'm fairly sure from its sequence in my collection) is from the southern end of the concession.