The Regent Silom Serviced Apartments Bangkok

... soon as we got off the boat and started walking towards the palace, a man approaches us and says that the Grand Palace is closed until 1 pm due to a special event and that we should go somewhere to buy Steve a pair of pants (he was wearing shorts) as he wouldn't be able to enter. We decided to try and walk there anyway and the man tells us how to get to the entrance. So we walk all the way around (the farthest way) and are approached by 2 ...

... being taken to travel agents or tailor shops(they are now my favourite way to travel Bangkok).

As promised by the guidebook Lumphini Park was full of Bangkokians running, weight lifting and exercising. As I enter the gate there was a class of fan dancers and as I wandered in there were people practicing tai chi, yoga, aerobics and even sword fighting. The nice thing was that I was one of the only Western around and besides ...

... baht, for the same f*cking beers! We pledged to drag the name of this place through dirt every time we had a chance to write on a toilet wall here, and Tuk-tuk'd to Sukumvit - the land of the Go-Go bars, to see a place that Paul knew.
It was a circular area with a few normal bars in the middle and about seven segregated Go-Go bars surrounding it, with curtained entrances. We went-went into the first Go-Go. We were the only three customers in there, so all eyes were clearly ...

Caught up on some other days tooo so i dont know how this thing is sending or really working but check them out... the pics are insane and im still sick to my stomach from food here or the booze? but ya i got some adventures coming up Thai cookng class tommrow night, Fishing the lake for 300lbs catfish on friday and gator fish (you are in the water with these things while ur fishing not a boat but drifting the banks, if i get eaten by a ...

... traveling isn’t always as glamorous as you think. The first day consisted of going to the Indian embassy to apply for our Indian visa, we have to return in five days to see if we’ve been successful or not. If we don’t get the visa we have to radically alter our plans for our last two months. After that we visited the hospital to get my hand checked out by a dermatologist as a month had passed and little improvement could be seen ...

... on the main route from where it's still a bit to the headquarters. We didn't hire a motorbike, neither we chartered a vehicle, thus were dependent on hitch hiking, which wasn't actually a hassle at all, as almost every car would pull over.
We got to the park just before dusk and stayed for the night at Sam Phraya beach, a cute little place with a simple facility complex and a very amiable man covering ...

... palace's shiney monuments to glisten against...So I paid my 350 baht and went in and shot for about an hour or so. I got some good ones but I've just discovered that I have some dust on the internal lens of my zoom and there's absolutely nothing I can do about it. I was ****** to be sure (it's an expensive piece of hardware) but there's nothing I can do until I get back. Ah well...

It was hot as hell and I had just one more errand for the day ...

... iPod/mp3 Auxiliary AUX-IN input ...


£4.99KMS - 3 PIN UK wall ...

... get out of bed. So the Golden reclining Budda was missed, as was a ferry down the river, the Royal Palace and whatever else I had planned. I just got ****** and hung out. More strung out. Maybe I'll try and see something next time I pass through, maybe not. I didn't even see the ping pong girls. The idea of some disgruntled old Thai ...

The plane arrives with a jolt and the distant lights with there neon haze signify that I have arrived at Bankok International airport, With only a distant worry about whether Barclays are competent enough to allow me to use my card in Thiland, as I told them i would be, I collect my luggage and head off to find an ATM and taxi.
On the way girls attempt to draw me in with there well used smiles. Smiling back I push on only ...