Moment Ordinaire: Temple and a Red Swing

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Taken: Bangkok, Thailand @ June 2003
At one point in Thai history, someone was on this giant red swing and swang it in a traditional royal ceremory. Today, it is just a remembrance. Just like any other historical places in Bangkok, I always see it from a car and never actually walk around and appriciate it. Here I am taking my boyfriend around and enjoying it.

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