ReservoirScape

[Kan Win]

Yes it's me again.

Lets see what you have in your photo albums with this topic.

If possible name the Reservoir or at the very least the Province of Thailand.

Let me start you off

Srinakarin Dam, Kanchanaburi, we do have two dams here by the way and then some smaller feeder dams which are there to be seen.

Win

[Fiddlesticks]

Hey Win,

Come to think of it you could have started a new thread called "My Dam Photos".

[Rob8891]

Bhumipol Dam and Reservoir, Tak Province.

[sometime]

Bhumipol Dam and Reservoir, Tak Province.

Now thats what I like, makes me wish I was there.

[Rob8891]

Bhumipol Dam and Reservoir, Tak Province.

Now thats what I like, makes me wish I was there.

Thanks.... I'm getting cabin fever at the moment, and the 39/40 degree heat isn't doing a lot to help either. I need to get out and try to remember how to use the flaming camera again!

[Rob8891]

Mae Ngad Reservoir, Mae Taeng District, CM Province.

[Rob8891]

Huai Teung Tao, CM.

[Kan Win]

Opps,

You must have mist the first dam Bhumipol Dam and Reservoir, Tak Province.

And thank you very much for your photos and may they continue as now I have a Fresh Water Member that likes the ripples that I travel on.

Win

[Rob8891]

^^ No, I didn't miss it at all. The dam in your picture is the Lower Ping Dam and doesn't hold back the reservoir. The Bhumipol Dam is approx 5kms further upstream.

Now THIS is the dam.

[Rob8891]

Mon Pin reservoir, Fang District, CM.

[Rob8891]

Reservoir in drought conditions. Part of the Bhumipol Dam Reservoir, approx 100kms upstream at Ko, Li District, Lamphun.

[Rob8891]

Huai Manao, CM

[Rob8891]

OK. I'm done. Up to you now.

[iamguava]

เขื่อนรัชชประภา จังหวัดสุราษฎร์ธานี
Rachaprapha Dam, Surat Thani

[iamguava]

รัชชประภา จังหวัดสุราษฎร์ธานี

Rachaprapha, Surat Thani

Edited April 22, 2015 by iamguava

[Kan Win]

^^ No, I didn't miss it at all. The dam in your picture is the Lower Ping Dam and doesn't hold back the reservoir. The Bhumipol Dam is approx 5kms further upstream.

Now THIS is the dam.

Opps, my bad then, thank you very much for your correction

Sure, been there as well 5 kms further up. Will post some of my photos.

So the River Ping from CM goes into this dam and out again by the same name?

Thank you once again.

Win, who has to look at his maps before sprouting off.

[Rob8891]

Just found another, but Gawd knows where it was...we were lost! Somewhere north of Bhumipol, south of Thoeng and west of the river...

[Kan Win]

Another view of Rajjaprabha Dam,

Tourists who visit the Surat Thani area are stopping over on their way either to Koh Samui or to Phuket.

If you are in this area one attraction is a must to see "The Rajjaprabha Dam" (also called Chieo Lan Dam). It is secluded and undiscovered by tourists.

The dam is located in the Khao Sok National Park, on Road 401 to Phuket off the main Route 41 going south.

Hire a long tail boat for a hour trip or so if you wish as long as the weather is good.

Win

[Kan Win]

Pa Sak Cholasit Dam, which is between Lop and Sara Buri's

and before anyone starts, the World is round

Win

[Kan Win]

Pa Sak Cholasit Dam,

Win

[Kan Win]

Pa Sak Cholasit Dam, The End

Win and hope you enjoyed this part of the show as much I enjoyed taking these photos. As they say, been there and photo-ed it.

[Rob8891]

Just when you all thought you were safe, I found another.... Mae Suai Reservoir, Chiang Rai Province. The dam suffered some damage in the earthquake last year.

[Assurancetourix]

wachiralongkon dam - Kanchanaburi province ( Thong_Pha_Phum ) January 2006

[Chonburiram]

I give a Dam

Bumiphon; engineer porn.

[Chonburiram]

Srinakarin dam, Kanchanburi

[TP1]

Ubonrat Dam.

Ubonrat district, Khon Kaen.