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Bangkok

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All salt used domestically is harvested from Thai salt ponds.
All salt used domestically is harvested from Thai salt ponds.		 Still outside Bangkok -- this market is set up on an active railway line.
Still outside Bangkok -- this market is set up on an active railway line.		 The trains come through slowly. Vendors move back their awnings and wares, then reassemble after the trains have passed.
The trains come through slowly. Vendors move back their awnings and wares, then reassemble after the trains have passed.		 There is wonderful street food everywhere you go in Thailand.
There is wonderful street food everywhere you go in Thailand.
Is it time for lunch yet? Yum!
Is it time for lunch yet? Yum!		 Harvesting horseshoe crab roe. It's bagged with chilis, herbs, and veggies, so the shopper has all the ingredients for a dish.
Harvesting horseshoe crab roe. It's bagged with chilis, herbs, and veggies, so the shopper has all the ingredients for a dish.		 The floating market, outside Bangkok. Colorful, but mostly a tourist trap now.
The floating market, outside Bangkok. Colorful, but mostly a tourist trap now.		 Back in Bangkok, we sit in for the ceremony, as our guide makes an offering to this monk.
Back in Bangkok, we sit in for the ceremony, as our guide makes an offering to this monk.
Bangkok has many waterways, including these canals.
Bangkok has many waterways, including these canals.		 A water monitor lizard, alongside the canal.
A water monitor lizard, alongside the canal.		 Waiting in the lock between the canals and the Chao Praya river, with other long tail boats.
Waiting in the lock between the canals and the Chao Praya river, with other long tail boats.		 Wat Arun, across the Chao Praya river.
Wat Arun, across the Chao Praya river.
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Tom Briggs27-Feb-2009 23:13
Pierre ... nice gallery on Bangkok ... somethings in life are timeless and the Thai temples are one of them. If you'd be interested in what it looked like more than 40 years ago, go to: http://www.pbase.com/tombriggs/thailand
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