The Rama VIII Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge crossing the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok., Construction of the bridge took place from 1999 to 2002 and the bridge was open on May 7, 2002.
In response to WP Weekly Photo challenge: Bridge
Category: City
Reflecting
It always rains in downtown Yangon and then it pours during the rainy season.
In response to WP Photo Challenge: Reflecting and JNW’s Weekly Weather Challenge: Wet.
CYW: Black
Presently, there is no shortage of the color black in the nation. As for this lady donning her best black attire to pay respects for our late King .
In response to Color Your World: Black.
CYW: Violin
Another elusive busker near the Asoke intersection. This was the second time I bumped into him playing his strings with gusto. And like the last time, after performance, he packed up and vanished. I’m glad I’d caught him.
In response to Blogging to A to Z: 2017.
CYW: Red
This door is mildly famous because it’s in Kudee Lane in the old Portuguese neighborhood behind the Santa Cruz Church. It’s claim to fame is its brillant color and the Catholic motifs that dotted around the neighborhood. Also, it’s opposite to a mixed Portuguese-Chinese styled house that has been transformed into small museum. Behind the house it’s one of the oldest operation bakery still making egg sponge cakes that I so enjoyed as a child.
In response to Color Your World: Red and Thursday Doors.
Surprise
During one of my walkabouts, it started to rain. These people were already dancing with the loud music from the radio, so they were literally dancing in th rain!
In response to WP Weekly Photo Challenge: Surprise
L is for
Didn’t understand what they were talking about but it ended up in laughter. In response to Blogging from A to Z 2017.
J is for
In front of most tailor shops, a display for bespoke jacket. In response to Blogging from A to Z 2017.
I is for
Puja, an Hindu deity always depicted with many arms and heads. This idol was in a Hindu temple in Yangon.
In response to Blogging from A to Z 2017,
