There were several signs in Thai and English around the place. I took some pics of them to see if I could save myself some typing!
These signs are on the walls of the chedi:
This last one didn't come out as well:
It basically says that Dr. Bradley, an American missionary/doctor/English teacher/newspaper writer performed Thailand's first modern medical operations here.
Dan Beach Bradley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Here's the Bodi tree:
Here's a close up of the chedi:
That cat was quite large. When I first saw it I thought that it had to be a Bobcat or Monkey, but it was just a big Allycat.
Here's the back of the Chedi:
If you look closely, you'll see the cat following me around!
Here it is again. DD goes to a temple in Ayuthaya and finds a woman in black underwear. I go to a temple and make friends with big tomcat!
Did you see any of them?Originally Posted by qwerty
Great thread.
Cheers.
Here's the iron fence. It was built in England almost 200 years ago and was paid for with the equivilent weight in sugar.
This Wat is just far enough away from the tourist areas on Ratanacosin Island that it is quite unknown to Farangs and is never visited by tourists. It's within sight of Wat Arun (about a kilometer downriver) and a ten minute walk from the Saphan Phutt night market.
Please have mercy for those of us with a tiny screen and slow connection with the pic-sizes.
Thonburi Tourist Attractions
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