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The Bridge of River Kwai, World War II, Thailand

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The Bridge of River Kwai, World War II, Thailand

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bridge_on_the_River_Kwai

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Surapon
 

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Tinky said:
I had the great pleasure to record an interview with Alistair Urquhart, author of 'The Forgotton Highlander', recounting his time as a PoW slave, building this railway, I subsequently read his best selling book, and of how the PoWs conspired to compromise their work in defiance. I don't know if I would feel safe crossing the bridge.

Wow, Wow, Wow, Dear Friend Mr. Tinky.
You are Lucky man to create history of Mr. Urquhart---Yes, Sir, With in a week, I will post the Photos of The Cemetery and The the POWs Camps in this Karnchana Buree, The Bridge of River Kwai for our friends to see.
Happy New Year 2015, Sir.
Surapon
 
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This rail trestle was used to carry passengers and freight in and out of town. Our town was the end of the line for the Sierra Railroad until 1962. The railroad was used for many years in movies and TV shows such as "Unforgiven" "Little House of the Prairie" "Petticoat Junction" etc.
 

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