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A popular destination for school children during the long summer holidays is Safari World north of Bangkok. I have been there a few times and have always enjoyed each visit. In this picture, two schoolgirls are having fun feeding the |
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Written by: Richard Barrow
Read more: Feeding Giraffes at Safari World at My Thai Photos by Richard Barrow
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Supporters of former premier Thaksin Shinawatra break the police line to pour human blood in front of the Democrat Party headquarters in Bangkok March 16, 2010. (Reuters) A Brahman Priest performs a religious ritual in the pool of human blood poured in front of the Democrat Party headquarters in Bangkok … |
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Edited by: Suthee "Phong" Buayam
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Inaugural sales of dtac iPhones almost doubles target Sales of dtac iPhones during the 2-day inaugural sales event proved to be just as hot and sizzling as the current mid-summer climate and tense local political situation, with almost 2,000 units sold. dtac’s Head of VAS… |
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Written by: Richard Barrow
Read more: DTAC Launches iPhones at Using an iPhone in Thailand by Richard Barrow
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The red shirt protests have been going on in Bangkok for 4-5 days now. Countless thousands of protesters have been camped out along the Royal Avenue. The news hasn’t received that much attention yet in the international press, mainly because there hasn’t been any violence. … |
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Written by: Richard Barrow
Read more: Thailand is Open as Normal at Richard Barrow’s Life in Thailand
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A Brahman Priest pours a canister of human blood on the gates of the Government house in Bangkok March 16, 2010. Thousands of protesters in Thailand donated blood and poured it later outside the premier’s office on Tuesday, a “sacrifice for democracy” aimed at energizing their… |
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Edited by: Suthee "Phong" Buayam
Read more: Red Shirts Spill Blood at Govt House at Thai Photo Blogs
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Thai riot soldiers holding army shields take part in a practice at the Government House in Bangkok March 16, 2010. Tens of thousands of protesters pressed ahead with a mass rally in Bangkok on Tuesday, some expressing frustration that four days of peaceful protests had failed to force Thailand’s premier to call elections. Early on Tuesday, leaders of the “red shirts” … |
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Edited by: Suthee "Phong" Buayam
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