Mike Pass’ An Illustrated Guide to the Surviving Steam Locomotives of Thailand (4.66MB) and Lost Steam Locomotives of Thailand (197kb).
-
- Thai government responds to Washington Post article about Thai abuse of Burmese in the shrimp industry
- Milling Ghosts Entering Parliament
- Siamese Priest, Pricipal Gate of Wat Cheng, 1899
- More Thai editorial cartoons featuring President Obama
- Gem Scam: 463/9-12, Look-Luang Rd
- The violent farang mafia that run Thailand's flourishing boiler room scams and sex industry
- Thaksin's "Electric Pole" Candidate Laid to Rest
- No ridicule or satire please: Governor candidates warned to use social media carefully
- Thai Ratings Raised by Fitch on Yingluck Stability
- Vietnam, Thailand & Cambodia urged to stop using vague concepts such as "national security", "sovereignty" or "lèse-majesté" to intimidate & harass dissent
- Nine Years Ago Today: The Enforced Disappearance of Somchai
awesome work I always like looking at historical stuff like this
be nice to add some era pictures of them trains running in their days or old rail stations !!!!
Fantastic!!!
Ron, I like your new layout for 2Bangkok even if there’s a few links that don’t work yet, such as Obscure and Defunct Railways of Thailand! Thank you for posting this great piece of research by Mike Pass, he’s done a splendid job and as is usual in Thailand has raised as many questions as he’s answered. My particular interest is the Tharua-Phra Phuttabat Railway and to learn that there may be a surviving locomotive is welcome news indeed. Keep up the good work, My fellow Kiwi Stickman may be weakening but I hope you go on for ever!