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Thanks Diane, We really loved it over there, but it was a 45 hour in the air round trip for us. We won't be doing that again anytime soon! Wife has family in Perth, she is from NZ.
I thoroughly enjoyed your two P.P.S.of Thailand. My husband and I go there every year. So much to do and see and so in-expensive. Well done show. Cheers from Diane. Gold Coast. Qld. Australia.
Thailand Part 1 Traveling Thailand with Pam & Ed Waite – Jan. 2011 Photos by Ed Waite
Raking salt from the sea
LP gas, just 2 clicks ahead!
Our guide Louis about to demonstrate the making of coconut sugar.
The travelers, first day, first boat ride!
Entering the “Floating Market of Thailand”
Tourists visiting the “Floating Market”
Preparing meals for those along the canal
A very crowded market selling everything from soup to nuts, literally!
From a bridge overlooking the market
Death Railway Museum near the River Kwai bridge
POW Cemetery near Kwai Bridge
One of 60,000 who gave their lives building the railway
Me by the Kwai River Bridge
Pam & I on the opposite side of the bridge
Moving on to our first Temple visit
A solid gold 5.5 ton Buddha
Our 2nd Temple, The Reclining Buddha, over 155 feet long
Ever more Temples
Pagodas everywhere!
Another beautiful Buddha
Our chief trying to gather his tribe so we can move on!
Thai school children also visiting today!
Pam by a temple guard
Posing with another temple guardian
Taking a break: Pam, Debbie, Elsa, Suzanne, Kathy & Nataliya
Guardian of the Royal Palace
Preparing to change the guards.
Lael & Kathy
Another boat ride through Bangkok Pam, Debbie & John - our third boat ride.
A fruit lunch on this beautiful boat
This one is called “The Hidden Buddha”
These Buddhas were beheaded during a war with Burma several centuries ago.
Pam at another temple we visited
The Emerald Temple
Pam at another temple we visited A huge ornate Buddhist Temple
One pair of the very intricate doors on this temple.
A pair of ornate doors to this Temple Water buffalo grazing along the highway so we stopped!
The Black Buddha
Pam ready for a rickshaw ride to the night market
Kathy on her Rickshaw just in front of me.
Kathy on her Rickshaw or Pedicab Eating what? Fried grasshoppers & Bamboo worms!
Kathy & her driver
Our trolley driver
Inside the moat is another Temple.
Local vendors loading up to follow our trolley to the next stop
This Buddha was about 30 feet tall.
Pam at the Elephant Temple
Narasimha & Nirmala at the Elephant Temple.
A beautiful but weather worn very large Buddha.
Celebrating our 47th Anniversary while in Thailand
Dusit Island Resort, Chiang Rai, Thailand
Riding the Long Tail Boats on the Mong River Ed, Shauna & Pam
Shauna & Ron on Longtail boat.
Riding a Longtail; John & Carter, Shelly & John, Sharlene & Dewey.
A Long Tail Boat with our group passing us.
Ladies working from their home, weaving and knitting.
A native woman in traditional costume
A native house in this village along the river
Pam wearing mask to shield against dust as we ride into the mountains in the back of pickup trucks
Future brooms drying on racks
Visiting a hill tribe village
A hilltribe lady lets us visit inside her home.
Village women prepare to do a dance for us.
A native child shares her reading skills
Pam with a native street vendor and her baby.
Native offers her goods to Pam & Nataliya.
Another villager offers her goods to Pam & Nirmala.
Lea, The driver of our transport
This huge Buddha is along the river border with Laos.
Wat Rong Khun Temple, the work of Chalermchai Kositpipat Doris T.
Wat Rong Khun Temple; Chiang Rai, Thailand
Wat Rong Khun Temple; Chiang Rai, Thailand
Pam at the White Temple, Wat Rong Khun.
The evils of whiskey & drinking!
Smokers forbidden entrance to Wat Rong Khun.
Sinners rejected!
As our guide would say, the “Happy Room” (restrooms)
Debbie H; Chalermchai Kositpipat & Pam at Wat Rong Khun
A temple guardian at Wat Rong Khun Temple
Hands reaching up from Hell to grasp the sinners!
A beautiful artwork at Wat Rong Khun.
Rice paddy being prepared for planting at this nursery
Cabbages & Condoms Resort & restaurant
A curious sign indicating…
The sign says it all!
At the silk works, this lady is weaving a silk piece.
The Umbrella store and factory in Chiang Mai.
Our busboy, Phuc and Pam W. End part 1
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