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98 photos and 52 illustrations tagged thailand, from 8 members of Flickr Commons.
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image from william blondet who served with the 42 tews and was a pilot of kc-135s and douglas eb-66 destroyer. photos from okinawa in 1972 and karat Thailand Korat
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- John Deur said:
Siamese musical instrument -- the bell wheel.
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Julio Féllix Caballero said:
Exótico y espectacular instrumento.Muy bien el fondo plano,para no distraer la atención del motivo.
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Yaroslav Gerzhedovich said:
Yes, wonderful instrument.
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Christopher Adler said:
The instrument is the small gong circle, called "khaung wong lek" in Thai, sometimes transliterated as "khong wong lek".
Woman from one of northern Thailand's hill tribe communities dressed in traditional costume
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National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
Very interesting and a very fine shot! The headgear would appear to be very impractical for everyday use but obviously they would get used to it! It reminds me of the elaborate coifs worn by French women especially those in Brittany!