Can anyone see a former PM anywhere?!!!?!!

Gav:We're still in Bangkok but thinking of leaving in the next few days to 'Go west' to Kanchanburi, which has no historical relevance but it was where they shot all the outside film for 'Bridge Over the River Kwai!!!!!!'
Then we're going to head East to Cambodia and Vietnam by dodgy train then to luxury of Hangzhou in China.
Only kidding, I'm gonna practice my best Alec Guiness impression and Sue is going to be the tortuous Thai general (typecast there then). We're gonna try some elephant trekking as well and should be a laugh. Here's some more photo's from today, we went to the Kings palace which is currently being guarded with about 10 tanks, got some good touristy pictures which we'll post soon.
Got shafted by a tuck tuck driver again!!!! had to threaten him with the tourist police!! Will blog more soon.Keep posting people, we need words of encouragement whilst we are in the midst of an incredibly dangerous bloody coup! No it's dead safe. The funny thing is, it was the most polite military coup in history. The guards all have roses in there guns, they smile for pictures and...............when it was all over the army played a loop on all the tv channels apologising for any upset caused!This is the land of smiles!
PS. Get that dodgy Thanksin back on a plane to face the music!!!!!!!!
GET THE M.E.N. TONIGHT PEOPLE!