Mick at the "Bridge over the River Kwai" We visited the famous Bridge on the River Kwai today (start whistling Colonel Bogeys March), the death railway museum and a cemetery where some of the prisoners from the railway are buried. Now the real story, the wooden bridge over the River Kwai was not the main bridge it was a supply bridge, and there was no River Kwai, but when tourist started turning up looking for the Bridge on the River Kwai the Thai Government renamed the existing river, Kwai !
Vicki at the Death Railway Cemetery.
Along side one of the carriages
Afternoon Sitar music in the bar car.
Mick at the "Bridge over the River Kwai" We visited the famous Bridge on the River Kwai today (start whistling Colonel Bogeys March), the death railway museum and a cemetery where some of the prisoners from the railway are buried. Now the real story, the wooden bridge over the River Kwai was not the main bridge it was a supply bridge, and there was no River Kwai, but when tourist started turning up looking for the Bridge on the River Kwai the Thai Government renamed the existing river, Kwai !
Vicki at the Death Railway Cemetery.
Along side one of the carriages
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you might know Vicki would have to visit a cemetery, just to keep in touch with reality.
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