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    A woman seems oblivious of the hilarious sign displayed along her cart.: by fariha, Views[384]
         		 A local seems contemptuous of the tourists as the well-groomed dog looks on. : by fariha, Views[336]
         		 Fireworks being set off above Old Sukothai in honor of the Thai Queen's birthday!: by sglass, Views[602]
         		 Joe decides to try his luck fishing again! This time off the middle of a bridge in New Sukothai (the modern town built up next to Old Sukothai where the historic park is). A fireworks show begins in the distance!: by sglass, Views[495]
         		 One final Buddha shot before we bike back through the park, return the bikes and catch a ride back to our hotel: by sglass, Views[485]
     
    It was silent here-- just people's cameras clicking and the occasional bird-- a very peaceful spot: by sglass, Views[418]
         		 Oh Joe... (no he did not actually touch it-- he just likes to tease me): by sglass, Views[479]
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         		 Shoeless, admiring fingers: by sglass, Views[158]
         		 The Buddha's famous tapering fingers! Each of these is as long as I am tall!: by sglass, Views[172]
         		 Very impressive: by sglass, Views[146]
         		 Entering the skinny passage (after removing our shoes) and looking up at the Buddha: by sglass, Views[154]
     
    Why hello Buddha!: by sglass, Views[155]
         		 This whole place, but especially this temple had a very mystical feeling about it-- just like Angkor Wat: by sglass, Views[163]
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         		 You can begin to see the massive (and famously photographed) Buddha statue seated inside : by sglass, Views[190]
         		 Heading up to Wat Si Chum- our final temple: by sglass, Views[173]
     
    Approaching our final temple (one of the most popular ones for tourists) and the drive up to it is packed with vendor stalls selling trinkets & (mostly) crap: by sglass, Views[209]
         		 More remains as we bike along a road heading out to our last temple stop: by sglass, Views[162]
         		 There was a Thai couple doing a photo shoot here-- engagement shots? We saw another photo shoot of what were obviously wedding photos :-): by sglass, Views[206]
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         		 Biking around outside the park-- remains of temples and structures just litter the countryside!: by sglass, Views[176]
     
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         		 We really liked this one as well-- who doesn't love elephants?: by sglass, Views[140]
     
    Wat Chang Lom- surrounded by 36 (restored) elephant sculptures: by sglass, Views[194]
         		 Nice herd of Asian cows grazing in the park: by sglass, Views[199]
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         		 We move outside the park and bike past this very cool structure: by sglass, Views[188]
         		 Jumping picture for Izzie!: by sglass, Views[176]
     
    Tree picture for Mrs. Epstein!: by sglass, Views[253]
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         		 Some of these temples and chedi are still used today for praying/offerings: by sglass, Views[225]
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    I love this statue: by sglass, Views[186]
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         		 An amazing carved statue at another temple- I think it's Wat Sa Si? It was hard to keep track!: by sglass, Views[216]
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         		 Our turtle friend. Someone wrote all over this poor guy's back in Thai. : by sglass, Views[203]
     
    We find a turtle by another pond! Joe saves it (it was stuck in a bush) and for the 2nd time today gets good kharma by setting an animal free...: by sglass, Views[223]
         		 Joe sets his three animals free. The only problem is the pond is so full of these creatures that the surface was in a constant state of turmoil from all of them splashing around over eachother-- NOT a good habitat for them. The woman just re-catches and resells them.: by sglass, Views[216]
         		 Joe trying to boost his kharma: by sglass, Views[185]
         		 Woman selling baggies of pond creatures. You are supposed to buy one and then set the poor animals free in the nearby pond. This brings you good kharma.: by sglass, Views[181]
         		 We came to a pond where a woman was selling baggies containing 1 of each: a frog, fish, and eel. Joe buys a bag.: by sglass, Views[171]
     
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