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         		 The floating market in Bangkok: by jlessing, Views[205]
         		 Before fighting, the boxers do a signature dance-like sequence: by jlessing, Views[175]
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         		 Thai music was played throughout all of the boxing matches. As a round neared its end, the music got faster and faster.: by jlessing, Views[216]
         		 Each fighter had a fan club (family, friends, and coaches?) in their corner cheering them on : by jlessing, Views[286]
         		 Muay Thai fights are very big for gamblers: by jlessing, Views[216]
         		 We saw the number one Muay Thai fighter in Thailand, Singdam. After he won, we posed for a picture with him :): by jlessing, Views[449]
     
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         		 Boxers sniffed oils between rounds to help their fighting: by jlessing, Views[233]
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    We had to go see Muay Thai boxing match at Lumphini Stadium...: by jlessing, Views[240]
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         		 Spirit houses, like this one, can be seen outside of most homes. Sacrifices of flowers, incense, candles, food, and water are given to the spirit houses daily in return for protection for the residence. The spirit houses are always placed on the Northeast corner of the house where the shadow of the house will never hit it. : by jlessing, Views[249]
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         		 This is one of the tools used to make silk prints. If you look at the top, you can see the ruler used to measure the fabric.: by jlessing, Views[209]
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         		 Jim Thompson's house was beautiful. He was very creative in his home decorating; the table lamps are in fact drums flipped upside down. The boxes which house the sculptures are actually old windows that Thompson converted.: by jlessing, Views[311]
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    I-to-I Farewell dinner: by jlessing, Views[237]
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         		 Jim Thompson's House Jim Thompson was an American architect who came to Bangkok at the end of WWII. He fell in love with the Thai culture and decided to stay in Bangkok. He used several traditional Thai homes to create a home for himself. He used each Thai home as a different room (for example, one house was used for the living room, another for the bedroom, etc.). He also helped to develop Thai silk as an international industry. When he was 61, he traveled to Malaysia and disappeared, never to be seen again. His home is now open for visitors and is also used for rotating exhibits.: by jlessing, Views[368]
         		 Sitting by pool: by heathergay, Views[403]
         		 NewSiam: by heathergay, Views[470]
     
    other end ; a lovely hiatus on a hot day- well, anyday!!: by heathergay, Views[387]
         		 The pool at NewSiam Riverside: by heathergay, Views[388]
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         		 boats passing hotel at night: by heathergay, Views[307]
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    Manoevering the very narrow channel at orchid farm: by heathergay, Views[328]
         		 My very shy longboat skipper: by heathergay, Views[284]
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         		 At the Orchid farm in Bangkok: by heathergay, Views[1013]
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