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Ornamental fences in Thailand

By Lodewijk Lagemaat
Posted in Crafts, Sights
Tags: Ornamental fences

October 16, 2020

For those who stay in Thailand, there is a lot to discover. Not only in nature, but also what people can make. Part is copied from Italy, as can be seen on the road in Thailand.

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Ornamental fences in Thailand (4)

By Lodewijk Lagemaat
Posted in Background
Tags: Pattaya, Ornamental fences

December 29 2019

How many hours of labor will be spent on this? We will not ask with a “Dutch” approach: “How expensive is that?” The owners of these often very beautiful fences will not have asked for this, but simply have given the order.

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Ornamental fences in Thailand (3)

By Lodewijk Lagemaat
Posted in Background
Tags: Ornamental fences, Craftsman

December 10 2019

After having posted twice with the images of beautiful entrance gates, it is time to take a look at such a workshop where things are made. This workshop is located in Thungklom Tanman (Soi 89), side street of Suhkumvit Road in East Pattaya past Soi 15 on the left.

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Ornamental fences in Thailand (2)

By Lodewijk Lagemaat
Posted in Background
Tags: Ornamental fences

November 24 2019

It is interesting to see while driving around which beautiful entrance gates to the houses have been designed. There is no arguing about tastes, but it is interesting to enjoy the differences.

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Ornamental fences in Thailand

Ornamental fences in Thailand (4)

Ornamental fences in Thailand (3)

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