This picture was made in Luang Prabang. The very unfortunate Tuk Tuk driver was actually lucky as he was not hurt by the falling tree parts.
Some big branches of an old tree broke down in a thunder storm.
All this happened near the famouse Wat Xieng Thong temple.
The road along the Mekong River was blocked almost the whole day.
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