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Bangkok

Our first day in Thailand included a canal boat ride, a visit to the Wat Arun Temple, and, the highlight for most of us, a very crowed ride in a rickshaw. There are many more words I could use to describe our first day, but the swimming pool is waiting so I guess I’ll just post the pictures.

Coming Down

The Airport

The morning after we flew in we caught a taxi to downtown Bangkok from the hotel. Our taxi driver was a very friendly man and recommended a canal boat ride. We decided to try it and were very happy we did.

A Quick Stop to Look for Fish

Playmates

A Waterfront Property

Wat Arun

For those Lord of the Rings fans out there, these steps reminded me of the endless stair, not in length, but in steepness.

Steep Steps


From the Top

Russet Spires

Blue Accent

Pink Umbrella

BW or Color?

A group of young men were playing soccer on the temple grounds and I got an urge to ask them if I could play, and even thought they didn’t know English, they made it clear I was welcome. I was surprised that I was able keep up with them. Admittedly the only reason probably was because they were in stitches every time I did something aggressive.

Rickshaw Ride

6 Responses to “Bangkok”

  1. on 08 Aug 2007 at 6:59 am Linda

    Hey looks like great fun already! :) Blessing to you and your family!

  2. on 08 Aug 2007 at 9:58 am Hans Mast

    Honey child, that’s a tuk-tuk, not a richshaw.

  3. on 08 Aug 2007 at 12:58 pm thesinger

    Color. Hands down.

  4. on 08 Aug 2007 at 5:17 pm Sandra Ramos

    I loove all the pictures!! I had to grin at your title of the 7th-to-last picture. Took me a few secs to figure it out…

  5. on 09 Aug 2007 at 9:07 pm Morgan

    Wow. It looks like a photographer’s paradise. =) Have fun, and keep the pictures coming!

  6. on 11 Aug 2007 at 2:28 pm Amber

    Color most def. That’s sort of the color I’m feeling right now. :) The last is most certainly a favorite of mine. So very colorful and I like the motion.

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