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Friday, August 14, 2009

Shades of Pink in Southeast Asia

These images, all in pink, come from Southeast Asia. I hope you will enjoy them. They are being linked to Pink Saturday, sponsored by Beverly at Home Sweet the Sound.





























46 comments:

  1. Lovely pictures, thanks for sharing them, Mary.

    Looking from the clothes, those pictures are taken in Chiang Mai or in North of Thailand, right?

    I'm always crazy about Thailand :)

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  2. Selba, most of the pictures are from or outside Chiang Mai. There are a few from Cambodia.

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  3. Really nice of you to share the pictures with your readers. SEA or Asia at large is bountiful of colors, culture & languages.

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  4. Those pictures were taken by you, Mary??? How lovely! So, you been to Chiang Mai! Did you bought the sweet leaves and other detoxification herbal?

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  5. Lovely pictures, Mary. I always enjoy your photos from other countries. Enlightening and very interesting.

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  6. Your pictures caught me up in the moment with you. These are a terrific share. What an eye you have!

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  7. Wow Mary...all such wonderful photo shares!!! I especially like the #7...the close up of those two. Such beauty.

    You did one super post here for your PINKS!

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  8. Chiang Mai was my favorite city too! Love the pinks and all the photos! You must have taken an amazing trip. Are these all from one trip, or multiple?
    Do you have any idea what the name of those long bumpy beans are? We saw them all over the market, but we never figured out a name for them.

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  9. I always love your photos, Mary...thanks for sharing other parts of the world with us!

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  10. Thank you to share your pinkies with us and make us dream of this beautiful part of the world. Happy Pink Saturday.

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  11. MLS,Bob and I took these pictures when we were in Southeast Asia at the beginning of the year.

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  12. Farmer Jo, the greens you asked about are unripend tamarind pods. They are plentiful in Thailand. The pictures are from one extended tour of Asia.

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  13. Fantastic photography. I am looking forward to investing in a better camera.

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  14. Oh Mary honey!
    Absolutely beautiful. Just beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing this beautiful Pink Saturday post. I love the dancer at the end. She looks so elegant and is just talking with her beautiful hands in dance. Stop by and say hi. I love it when you visit. Country Hugs, Sherry

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  15. The best thing about this post? The beautiful faces.

    Happy Pink Saturday :-)
    ~Julia @ Drawn to the Sea

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  16. Mary, this is such a wonderful post. I have been fascinated by Thailand since I was a child. It is one of the top places I want to visit. The people and culture are so deep and rich.

    Thank you for letting me know about the link. It is correct now. I signed on as one of your followers, too.

    Happy Pink Saturday.

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  17. gorgeous photos! happy pink saturday!

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  18. What a wonderful post - I love the gorgeous photos. Thank you for taking me to a very different place for Pink Saturday!

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  19. Pretty pinks! I especially love the pink of the pretty dancing girl's outfit.

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  20. What wonderful pictures. They're just gorgeous..thank you for sharing them with us. Happy Pink Saturday..have a wonderful weekend.

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  21. Mary this is wonderful! It so remind me of home.

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  22. So many lovely pink photos!!! It's like taking a little trip = Love it!
    ~*Happy Pink Saturday*~

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  23. What a sweet Pink Saturday blog post! Sadly, every Saturday for the past few weeks it has been raining in northern Michigan. So, this day always brings a little sunshine my way. Thanks so much for the treat!

    ♥Wishing you and yours a wonderful weekend♥

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  24. Happy PS, Mary! Your photos are so incredible! Love all the pinks and the beautiful cultural costumes!

    Have a lovely week!

    Tina

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  25. ?What a neat post for pink saturday...so very neat of a share...thanks for the mini trip today! I love it!!!!!!

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  26. Wow, fabulous photos! I'm afraid I buy recipe books for the pictures, not the recipes. You really are an excellent photographer, and I'll be back to have a really good look at your site.

    Thanks so much for visiting me and leaving a comment, so glad you found the blog hints helpful.

    Happy Pink Saturday!

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  27. What a wonderful Pink Saturday post! I love all the pinks you found in unexpected places. Thank you so much for visiting me too!
    Hope you had a Happy Pink Saturday!

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  28. Happy Pink Saturday!


    Love this post!



    ~ Gabriela ~

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  29. I love seeing these pictures from another culture. Everything was beautiful. Happy Pink and have a wonderful Sunday!

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  30. Mary-awesome post. Happy PS. If I was asked who I could have dinner with, you would one of them, your pork recipe looks great. Or maybe I should say who I would like to cook for me. LOL

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  31. Lots of random pink pictures - I like it :-) Love the (ye) closed white and pink flowers, the children with their pinks, and that dancer. Thailand? Malaysia? Is my geography so bad? :-)

    Happy Pink Saturday!

    Li

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  32. These are beautiful !
    Love from the Netherlands

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  33. You've put together a clever post too Mary .... I don't think I would have thought of putting together a collection of photos like this. Each picture tells a story - it's fabulous.

    I've enjoyed your post.
    Thank you for visiting :)

    ciao for now,
    Elena :)

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  34. Beautiful pinks, gorgeous people. Happy PS

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  35. What a beautiful pink post - I just love all the pictures and I'm going to give your recipe for Thai Lemon Grass pork a try - looks wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing with us. Happy Pink Saturday!

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  36. exotic! pink lives everywhere!
    aren't you glad?

    Reading your post above with a substitute for lemongrass, I have an ornamental grass in my garden that smells like lemongrass, it is short, about 6 inches tall and is a light yellowy green color and very spiky leaves. I wonder if it is lemongrass?

    I'll be back for more of your culinary delights!

    p.s. the cupcakes were good, emphasis on past tense! he he!

    Love, Dana and Daisy

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  37. Thanks for visiting on Pink Saturday. Your photos are beautiful. In response to if the paint kills the flowers...The flowering part of the astilbe is more of a grass/straw so it will dry out and turn brown. I just paint it before it totally is dried out! Blesssing...Sherry

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  38. Great photos. Hope you had a great Pink Saturday.

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  39. Hello, Mary,
    I enjoyed all of your pretty pinks. The flowers we so lovely and such a beautiful shade of pink. I loved seeing all the beautiful children wearing their pink. Thanks for stopping by Bunny Cottage. Come back every chance you get. Have a blessed Sunday. Vicki

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  40. Bonjour Mary!!!! It promises pink exotic new surroundings . Bravo, c'est magnifique!!!! Happy PS. Helen

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  41. What beautiful pictures for pink saturday.I was mezmorized.
    Happy belated Pink Saturday
    Gracie
    Iam leaving for Wales soon,I'll bring back some of Welsh recipes.
    Gracie

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  42. What beautiful pictures Mary. I love to look at people. The colors are so vibrant and the people beautiful.

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