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Steve & Dr Larry 's Bromeliad trips in Thailand Part I

Posted by stephania Bangkok, Thailand (My Page) on
Wed, Jul 30, 08 at 13:48

After joining the World Bromeliad Conference in Cairns, Australia
Steve Hoppin, the President of the Cryptanthus Society and his good friend
Dr Larry Giroux, the editor of the Cryptanthus Society Journal
had visited to my country for 3 weeks.

Beyond the adventures to many attractions their own,
I had suggested planning some brom trips for them too...
and I got a permission to share you here their happiness (^_*)

On the 1st day in our country, I brought Steve & Dr Larry to be guest
and have lunch among the garden at Bankampu Tropical Gallery.

Surat Wanno, the owner with Steve and Dr Larry
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We were looking at a huge Crypt. 'Arlety'
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The Thai style house.
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Plant collections.
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looking at Crypt. 'Lisa Vinzant'
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RE: Steve & Dr Larry 's Bromeliad trips in Thailand Part I

Were you scaring Steve in the first photo? LOL
More more more........


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RE: Steve & Dr Larry 's Bromeliad trips in Thailand Part I

Thanks for sharing with us.I really love those staghorn ferns!

Rigo


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Afternoon, Steve & Dr Larry with some of my brom friends visited to my collection.

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I did show Steve my Crypt. hybrids.
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Dr Larry gave me some interesting opinions.
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RE: Steve & Dr Larry 's Bromeliad trips in Thailand Part I

I'm so glad they were able to find you, Chanin, I'll bet they had a ball!

I'm jealous, though. I wish I could have been there too! Well, in a way I guess I was...... ;-)


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LOL...No HDD, I didn't , actually Steve was wondering with a huge size of 'Arlety'

Hi Rigo, so do I, Staghorn is also my favorite fern.

Before our great dinner with spicy Thai foods, we visited to my friend's collection.

Dr Larry in the jungle!
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Apirak Klunkaew showed his Crypt. hybrids.
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In Chatuchak plant Market

Hi.. you are always welcome Lisa (^_^) Yep..They are really nice guy...

On the 2nd day before they left Bangkok to the real jungle,
I and my friend, Gift Wattana brought them to Chatuchak plant market.
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Steve asked me to find him a Bird Guide of Thailand at a book shop
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Don' t miss Part II

Don't miss Part II, it's a real highlight.

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Thanks Stephania, great photography as usual - I guess for someone who will never be able to go there this is the next best thing - All the best, Nev


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Beautiful photos. Your Cryptanthus are stunning!!!

The Agalonemas at the markets really caught my eye. Anyone know if those coloured ones are available in Oz yet? *Drool*


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RE: Steve & Dr Larry 's Bromeliad trips in Thailand Part I

Thanks for the tour Chanin, great set of photos. Looking forward to part II !


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Wonderful pictures like always. It is such a nice experience to 'go on tour with you'! Looking forward to part 2.

Japie


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Chanin, you continue to top yourself with every post. Stunning displays, you're so very lucky. In the top photo, the blooming Aechmea, is that a green blanchetiana?


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RE: Steve & Dr Larry 's Bromeliad trips in Thailand Part I

Gonz' looks like a Ae. eurycorymbus , not enough red in the flower to be a blanchet' ... and yes bromcrazy, some of the coloured Aglaonemas are in Oz , but suffer out of the tropics .. I have 2 , just posted pics on a blog ,,, see here ..http://aroids-michael.blogspot.com/

fantastic pics here Chanin , I never miss any of your posts ...


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RE: Steve & Dr Larry 's Bromeliad trips in Thailand Part I

WOW WOW WOW!!! Thanks so much Chanin!
Steve and Dr Larry were so lucky to be given personal tours by you. I am also envious!
Excellent photos as usual.
Also looking forward to Part 2. I can't work out whether that last appetiser photo for Part 2, with the boys in foreground, shows a miniature garden in background, or the boys are very high up? Sorry, I'm impatient. No doubt all will be revealed in Part 2.

Cheers,
Kerry


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Great to almost be there with these photos. Thanks for posting in such detail, Chanin. And I recognize Hom there in those middle shots.


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This is just sooooooooooo much to take in!Thanks again.

Rigo


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