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Buckets In The Moat

by admin April 14, 2013 Comments

This video (uploaded today) brings back many old memories of Chiangmai. I can’t believe that the youngsters these days are still drawing water from the moat with buckets in exactly the same way we did a generation ago. Time flies, but some things don’t change.

Do you know how to draw water using a bucket on a string?

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