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| Paint it black Last Online: Yesterday 04:18 PM Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Paradise City
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| Obviously, we went inside and it was just as gorgeous inside. No photography was allowed, obviously, but I'm sure you guys would have loved to see it. Every single wall was in red and gold with murals of Thai life painted everywhere. It was like a maze inside, with doorways and staircases leading to terraces and different entrances & courtyards. I actually got lost trying to find the way we had come in, to recover our shoes. Here are a few views from the upper terraces Notice the little round niches near the top containing statues? Wat Thang Sai was designed by HM the King's Royal Architect and was his last commission before he died, so it is a fairly new building. Isn't that view breathtaking? It was such a beautiful, peaceful place.
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| Paint it black Last Online: Yesterday 04:18 PM Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Paradise City
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| ^^ Well I dunno what they're called, DD. My knowledge of Thai religious buildings is very limited It's time to leave now. The buses were waiting for us & time to go back to Hua Hin in air conditioned comfort (but no music That's the end of the trip and the thread. If anyone wants more info or is interested on going on a Jazz Train trip (the next is 26th Dec and a couple are planned for January) the website is Hua Hin Jazz Train and, no, they are nothing to do with me. |
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| Jomtien Beach Last Online: 05-09-2008 06:43 PM Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Brooksville Florida
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| I enjoyed this thread very much, would love to do more jass or western music tours or stay at places where they played. Is there a web site where a person could look up places to heargood music (no rap) thanks |
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| Paint it black Last Online: Yesterday 04:18 PM Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Paradise City
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| Didn't know you'd updated this, DD. Can't view the vids. Which jazz train journey was this taken on? Jizzy's got me really worried, 'cos I was wearing a pink top on the first day... |
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