One of the places we went was the umbrella factory. They make the umbrellas there and then paint them by hand.

You can watch the people painting the umbrellas behind the store!

This woman is painting wooden fans, another very traditional Thai art.

Here's Jeremy with a very small, not so traditional Thai hat

Mom took several pictures of the road signs in Thai and English

This bridge is actually a pedestrian crossing across one of the major roads. They are very elaborate and usually have pictures of royalty on them.

No, it's not the Partridge family. Busses here tend to be very elaborately decorated.

This is a tuk-tuk, or three wheeled taxi. They're very common here. One of the things I wish I could share is the distinct noise they make-it's amazing how loud they are for being such little things!

This is a songtaew. This is very common public transportation, used a lot like a taxi. Some of them have specific routes like a bus. They're great and very cheap-about 20 baht, or 50 cents, to go downtown.