Thailand 70's and early 80's Photo Gallery by Phil B at pbase.com

Thailand 70's and early 80's

I hope these images of Thailand can convey the enchantment that I have experienced living in both rural Thailand and in Bangkok over the course of 14 years.

The good natured Thai people and their friendly hospitality have forever won a very special place in my heart.

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Baskets-&-Brooms.jpg	Bird-Dancer.jpg	Bird-Dancer7-'83.jpg	Bkk-200-Ceremonial-War-Boat.jpg
Bkk-200-Nite-Emerald-Buddha.jpg	Bkk-Ceremonial-War-Boats-'8.jpg	Bkk-King's-Ceremonial-Boat-.jpg	Boats-Beach-Samui-Is.jpg

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Robert Rochlen		12-Jul-2016 18:28
Some really great stuff.

John Gagnier		21-Jul-2011 21:56
I really enjoyed your fantastic photos which have given me a wonderful trip down memory lane from the time I was stationed at Udorn RTAFB Oct 1973 - Oct 1974. Happy memories of a truly beautiful country populated with some of the most wonderful people in the world!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING!!

Luc Meynaerts		08-Jan-2011 11:54
Great gallery

Rich Arant		31-May-2006 21:39
Phil, A stunning collection of photos that clearly shows your love for the adopted country that made us the men we turned out to be.

Guest		13-May-2006 17:28
Nice Series Danny

Guest		13-May-2006 17:27
Nice Series Danny

Ervin Davis		08-Mar-2006 17:09
THANK YOU for posting your lovely photographs, which bring back such happy memories of wonderful past times while living in Thailand, where every day that has passed since leaving always includes memories from Thailand and so many of her wonderful kindhearted peoples in the Land of Smiles. Udorn 1966-67 - Ubon 1967-68

Ervin Davis		08-Mar-2006 17:08
THANK YOU for posting your lovely photographs, which bring back such happy memories of wonderful past times while living in Thailand, where every day that has passed since leaving always includes memories from Thailand and so many of her wonderful kindhearted peoples in the Land of Smiles. Udorn 1966-67 - Ubon 1967-68

karl king		16-Feb-2006 06:13
Phil, fabulous pictures. Now I REALLY want to return. Have missed it since I left in '72. I have images from my 2 years there on the TLCB website photo page (Karl King's pix). Some of your color presentations are "simply marvelous".

Jim ...aka...hognfrog		15-Feb-2006 03:13
Great Photo's.... I will be returning to Thailand after almost 40 year absence. I will visit the small village I working in in 1967-68, Bon Sam Phong south of the main highway between Sakorn Akorn and Udorn, not to far from Swang Dean Din. It will be an experience to return as a 60 year old man to a place I worked as a 21 year old.

City guy		07-Feb-2006 22:15
These photos are really a piece of art! They show the lifestyle, culture of Thai people well. The pictures are well balanced, rich in information. They say so much of these kind people. They show the very truth! Thanks! :)

Guest		19-Aug-2005 07:12
Wonderful pictures! thanks for sharing wOOn

Guest		25-May-2005 22:32
Phil, These photos are truly amazing. I had no idea you were such a talented photographer. You posses a keen eye for capturing both the simplistic and extrodinary beauty of Thailand. They beat any coffee-table book I ever saw at DK. Thanks. Bob

Naret Visesvongsa		12-May-2005 12:10
Phil, Thank you for presenting the picture of Thailand in the past here. This gallery remind me about my old day. I was about 1 to years old when you took them. Some of them can not be found anymore. I really appreciate your work here. Regards, Naret

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