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Meet Bangkok's Coolest tuk tuk driver!
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That is the delightful tuk tuk used on the night tour
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The old train station is now the Klong San market
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Another view of Klong San- the train station turned market
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A sign bears testament to the old train station lineage
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I could not photograph closer due to the cluster of people buying food
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Food stalls aside, the market had several food carts as well
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A local vendor rightfully proud of her wares
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A line up of local food stalls- surprisingly empty
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The next time I'd probably be better off using my iPhone
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The back alleys of the train station market were deserted
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A man quite proud of his Chihuahua dog
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Spirit houses in the Klong San train market
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A more atmospheric shot of the spirit houses in the Klong San market
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My good guide flashes a smile for the Nikon
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A typically local cafe just outside the Klong San market
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The magical Phra Borommathat Maha Chedi
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I somehow thought the simple white sign was equally elegant!
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Across the road from the Borommathat chedi is the main temple
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The Giant Swing- no one knew where it was on my 2008 trip
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My guide and the driver sing out the original name of Bangkok
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The Giant Swing is actually outside Wat Suthat
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A selfie at Wat Suthat- found it at last!
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My iPhone did a commendable job in such low light
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That's my guide Nylah and I at the giant swing at Wat Suthat
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I am happy as long as the tuk tuk is standing still!
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That's my guide NyLah and the driver posing for a shot
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Indeed, he was Bangkok's coolest tuk tuk driver!
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These little vehicles do look good with their lights on!
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A proud pose with his machine
