The streets of Bangkok are quite full of vehicles, thank you, so take the pedestrian and bicycle overpasses to cross the street. Here is my favorite example in Bangkok.
It’s big, so it must carry a lot of traffic if you’re here at the right times.
The signs can be a bit confusing.
My first interpretation was black bicycles are prohibited but white ones are welcome here. Actually, it means do take your bicycle up and down on this left side, but don’t RIDE the bicycle down these stairs!
Oh, and no motorcycles on the stairs, in case you were wondering.
The walk this morning happened to be along a road that has quite a string of embassies, and I took these photos outside the embassy of the Netherlands:
Back to signs, there are intriguing signs and charming signs in Lumpini Park itself. For example, it’s so busy here with people in the early hours of the day and in the cool of the evening that we’ve had to place restrictions on the hours of use for skateboards and bicycles in the park.
Next post: sculpture in Lumpini Park…
You’re posts are too funny! Love reading them.
Hello, Pat! It’s been too long since I’ve heard from you. Your photos are lovely.
How are your classes going? How large is your class this year?
I hope you’re enjoying your second year in Thailand … and I hope that book finally arrived!