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Phang-Nga Thailand: View of the strange geological formations as seen from town.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Bougainville Flowers.


Phang-Nga Thailand: View of the strange geological formations as seen from near the river.


Phang-Nga Thailand: View of the strange geological formations as seen from near the river.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Rock paintings inside Tham Sam cave.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Looking in through the entrance of Tham Sam cave.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Rock paintings inside Tham Sam cave. This looks like something in the modern Thai alphabet.


Phang-Nga Thailand: The entrance of Tham Sam cave.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Sign in front of Tham Sam cave.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Sign in front of the $29 Phrang-Nga Inn where I stayed. They had smaller rooms for 600 Baht/night ($15).


Phang-Nga Thailand: Dining-room for breakfast at the $29 Phrang-Nga Inn where I stayed. They had smaller rooms for 600 Baht/night ($15).

 

 

7 March 2003

Hello from Phang-Nga Thailand.


Peace,
Fred Bellomy
 


Phang-Nga Thailand: View of the strange geological formations as seen from the edge of town.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Typical street scene.


Phang-Nga Thailand: View of the strange geological formations as seen from town.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Durian fruit growing on trees. Hotels prohibit these fruits from being brought into the rooms because "they smell bad." They didn't seem that bad to me.


Phang-Nga Thailand: View of the strange geological formations as seen from near the river.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Rock paintings inside Tham Sam cave.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Looking out through the entrance of Tham Sam cave.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Looking out on the lake in front of the entrance to Tham Sam cave.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Large Sunflowers growing near Tham Sam cave.

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Phang-Nga Thailand: Large Sunflowers growing near Tham Sam cave.


Phang-Nga Thailand: View of the strange geological formations as seen from town.


Phang-Nga Thailand: View of the strange geological formations as seen from town; the most spectacular examples are located out in the bay.


Phang-Nga Thailand: View of the strange geological formations as seen from near the river.


Phang-Nga Thailand: View of the strange geological formations as seen from near the river.


Phang-Nga Thailand: View of the strange geological formations as seen from near the river.


Phang-Nga Thailand: View of the strange geological formations as seen from near the river.


Phang-Nga Thailand: View of the strange geological formations as seen from near the river.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Rock paintings inside Tham Sam cave.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Looking out through the entrance of Tham Sam cave.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Bas relief Buddha inside Tham Sam cave.


Phang-Nga Thailand: One of the three air-conditioned refuges in town! I drank a lot of "Big Gulps!" Back home I rarely think to visit a 7-elevin store with all the competitive choices. In other parts of the world, these little convenience stores are sometimes the only symbols of Western decadence available for miles around... and always air-conditioned.


Phang-Nga Thailand: Lobby & front desk at the $29 Phrang-Nga Inn where I stayed. They had smaller rooms for 600 Baht/night ($15).

 


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