Friday, June 26, 2009
Waiting for a Fare
In some parts of Thailand, samlors as the three wheeled bicycle taxis are known are still quite common. You never see them in Bangkok anymore, but venture a little further afield and there are plenty around, although I have to say, that the drivers tend to be old, so it could be, that they are a dyeing breed. They are not particularly used by tourists but by the locals. Indeed, in Samut Sakhon where this picture was taken, we were the only foreigners around.
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