Today’s Favorite Wat Photo –
If you have even a passing interest in history, culture or religion you visit a lot of Wats in Thailand.
I’ve got a lot of Wat shots, and you’ll be seeing quite a few of them shortly.
This is my favorite one from today.
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You can feel the calmness flow from the smooth sculpture…
Ave, Some Wats are very strong with that feeling and others are somewhat cold, at least for me.
Like other holy places of various faiths we’ve visited around the world, there is a variance. In some it is a very strong resonance for me. In others, it might as well be a 7-11.