Siam, Thailand & Bangkok Old Photo Thread

[raycarey]

Same as it ever was.

how right you are, jeff.

you already copy and pasted that exact same photo.

https://teakdoor.com/famous-threads/3...ml#post1201641 (Siam, Thailand & Bangkok Old Photo Thread)

[Klondyke]

Same as it ever was.

However, at all those "regular" coups, it has never been such an uproar of the "international Community" as at the latest one.

Perhaps, because the latest one - in contrast to all the previous ones - was "very cruel", wasn't it?

[HuangLao]

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[Topper]

Same as it ever was. how right you are, jeff.
you already copy and pasted that exact same photo. https://teakdoor.com/famous-threads/3...ml#post1201641 (Siam, Thailand & Bangkok Old Photo Thread)

This thread is the only reason he's still here.

[Jack meoff]

And Reachy is still here because !!!!!!

[NamPikToot]

This thread is the only reason he's still here.

Nice of you to praise and encourage his continued contribution, well done Jeff from me too.

[HuangLao]

A young Princess [Mother] Srinagarindra Mahidol seated: 2nd row, 3rd from left.

[HuangLao]

Locals congregate for a tamboon honouring an official royal visit, 1905 Nakhon Phanom

[OhOh]

Keep them coming.

[HuangLao]

Armored carriers take to the streets, retaining military restoration for the gang of Field Marshal Phibun Songkhram.

Another ends to a mean.

[HuangLao]

....from the river shore approx. where the Phra Pok Klao Bridge crosses today

[HuangLao]

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[Klondyke]

Commoner Chinese of 1901 Ayutthaya

Their great-grandchildren nowadays very rich Thai businessmen...

[HuangLao]

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[NamPikToot]

Its a bit depressing looking through these sometimes, in Thailand's headlong commercial rush there's just no place for anything old, outside of religious building.

[HuangLao]

[Topper]

Its a bit depressing looking through these sometimes, in Thailand's headlong commercial rush there's just no place for anything old, outside of religious building.

I work at a school that's well over 100 years old, with a couple of very old wooden buildings still being used. I can feel the floor shake when I walk down the hallway.

[NamPikToot]

I work at a school that's well over 100 years old, with a couple of very old wooden buildings still being used. I can feel the floor shake when I walk down the hallway.

Yeah, but is that just because they don't have the money to upgrade or is it a conscious decision? I love the old buildings, some nice street examples in Chant.