Here are the pictures I promised. These are from when I actually went to the temple. Later I'll add some shots of when it was a blue sky day (but I was on the boat and not on land).
Enjoy!
 |
| A passenger |
 |
| Waiting for the boat |
 |
| The lay of the land |
 |
| Elephants are a BIG part of Thailand. |
 |
| C'est moi at Wat Arun. |
 |
| Inside |
 |
| Outside |
 |
| I love flowers : ) |
 |
| You could make a donation for one of the tubs. |
 |
| He sat down when it looked like there might be a donation; there wasn't (at that particular moment). |
 |
| Cool, isn't it? |
 |
| The porcelain was ballast for when the boats returned "empty." |
 |
| He's working pretty hard. |
 |
| It was very, very steep. |
 |
| Susan Jane wuz hir. |
 |
| He kept smiling at me, and then he signed his name right next to mine! |
 | |
| Seems like a better option than writing directly on the building! | No! I wasn't going to! |
 |
| View from up top |
 |
| I like the contrast. |
 |
| Wat Arun is on the "other" side of the river. |
 |
| I'm working on unintentional dreds. |
 |
| Grand Palace, I believe. |
 |
| Really steep stairs. Did I mention that? |
 |
| Yeah, I like it too. |
 |
| Yes, flowers make me smile too. |
: )
No comments:
Post a Comment