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         		 Elephant is my homeboy: by jstern01, Views[292]
     
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         		 Wat Mahatat: by jstern01, Views[299]
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         		 The Bodhi Tree? (sideways): by jstern01, Views[298]
     
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         		 The oldest and most holy 7-11 in Bangkok: by jstern01, Views[706]
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    Khao San Road (AKA the backpackers ghetto): by jstern01, Views[767]
         		 by sarahandphil, Views[438]
         		 the bridge over the river kwai: by sarahandphil, Views[439]
         		 floating market stalls in Ratchaburi: by sarahandphil, Views[548]
         		 does anyone out there know what these grape-coloured, pear shaped fruits are? we're intrigued!!: by sarahandphil, Views[542]
     
    a train that used to run the 'death railway' route over the river kwai: by sarahandphil, Views[464]
         		 the bridge over the river kwai: by sarahandphil, Views[486]
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         		 a rainbow in the fountains outside the Dusit palace : by sarahandphil, Views[467]
         		 at the Vivanmek palace: by sarahandphil, Views[551]
     
    This Buddha's head fell off during the Burmese looting of Ayutthaya. Amazingly the head came to rest under a Bodhi tree (the same type under which the buddha is said to have originally gained his enlightenment), and the tree continues to grow around it. Still looks happy though doesn't he?: by sarahandphil, Views[1446]
         		 someone's been brushing twice a day: by sarahandphil, Views[492]
         		 A Bengal white tiger at Dusit zoo in Bangkok: by sarahandphil, Views[817]
         		 Phil's hair is really growing back now! : by sarahandphil, Views[479]
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    by sarahandphil, Views[463]
         		 Phil with two of the many giant model chickens that are scattered around Ayutthaya - apparently because the King had an interest in cockfighting. There were lots of souvenir versions of every size - real bargains. Looking forward to your 2008 christmas presents everyone?!: by sarahandphil, Views[408]
         		 at Ayutthaya. As I said, we've still got 9 months to work on our taste in comedy photo poses...: by sarahandphil, Views[486]
         		 a lovely happy buddha at Ayutthaya: by sarahandphil, Views[6054]
         		 us - in a tuk tuk - clever eh?!: by sarahandphil, Views[470]
     
    browsing the old colonial shops in Chinatown - our second really enjoyable afternoon here: by sarahandphil, Views[479]
         		 and you thought prawns - just came two ways - in mayonnaise or not...: by sarahandphil, Views[512]
         		 a nice spot for a cup of tea: by sarahandphil, Views[488]
         		 we went back to C and C - so we could take some photos this time!: by sarahandphil, Views[420]
         		 Sarah at C and C: by sarahandphil, Views[413]
     
    a giant Father Christmas modelled from you know what (Clue: they're not cabbages): by sarahandphil, Views[411]
         		 it's amazing what you can do with a bit of imagination...: by sarahandphil, Views[465]
         		 Sarah taking a break at Wat Pho - well it is home to Thailand's largest reclining buddha: by sarahandphil, Views[430]
         		 Phil reclining at Wat Pho too. And there is the buddha - lazy so and so!: by sarahandphil, Views[524]
         		 Phil has taken to burning sacred images in granite purely through the power of mind: by sarahandphil, Views[503]
     
    Wat Arun - one of the main landmarks on the main Chao Phraya river which runs through Bangkok: by sarahandphil, Views[422]
         		 Now you thought that was Angkor Wat didn't you? It's actually a scale model of the real thing but good enough that we now feel a little better about skipping Cambodia!: by sarahandphil, Views[427]
         		 on the Khao San Road, practising my 'friendly but disinterested' look for the next wooden frog seller lady: by sarahandphil, Views[499]
         		 a GIANT frog in one of the temple gardens - someone ate all the pad thai and I don't think it was those monks....: by sarahandphil, Views[518]
         		 A helpful 'chedi' holding up one of the palace temples. You can now buy these outfits - head gear n'all in the souvenir shop on the way out. We are sorely tempted...: by sarahandphil, Views[417]
     
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