I like the name... Great entry, Annhttp://www.homezweethome.info
In the Phils, tuk tuk means knock hehehe.. There's also a similar vehicle in the Phils like this..
Hi Ann, thanks for visiting My Mellow Yellow Monday: Yellow dress and Other Yellow Stuffs.. And I bet you had a great nature adventure there with that yellow shirt guy in a pic.. thanks for sharing Ann.. ~hugs~
I rode in a lot of tuk tuks in Thailand.
Great entry, Ann! I agree with chubskulit we have a similar three wheel vehicle like that in the Phils. Thank you for sharing and stopping by.
How cute!
Yes "tuk tuk" is knock knock in the Philippines and we call this vehicle "habal-habal" heheMYM~Asiatic Lily
Yes, tuk-tuk terms used in Thailand and Cambodia.MAPEH homepagePink Go Green
Tuk Tuks are so cool! This one looks brand new.
I like the name... Great entry, Ann
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In the Phils, tuk tuk means knock hehehe.. There's also a similar vehicle in the Phils like this..
ReplyDeleteHi Ann, thanks for visiting My Mellow Yellow Monday: Yellow dress and Other Yellow Stuffs..
ReplyDeleteAnd I bet you had a great nature adventure there with that yellow shirt guy in a pic.. thanks for sharing Ann.. ~hugs~
I rode in a lot of tuk tuks in Thailand.
ReplyDeleteGreat entry, Ann! I agree with chubskulit we have a similar three wheel vehicle like that in the Phils. Thank you for sharing and stopping by.
ReplyDeleteHow cute!
ReplyDeleteYes "tuk tuk" is knock knock in the Philippines and we call this vehicle "habal-habal" hehe
ReplyDeleteMYM~Asiatic Lily
Yes, tuk-tuk terms used in Thailand and Cambodia.
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Pink Go Green
Tuk Tuks are so cool! This one looks brand new.
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