As it is that time of year, here is another weather picture, this time of one of Bangkok's iconic tuk tuks during a cloudburst. when it rains like this, it suddenly becomes nigh on impossible to find an empty taxi. As you can see the taxi's in this photo have no "for hire" signs lit. Eventually we got one with some help from one of the locals who hailed it for us.
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