Highway Hotel Chiang Mai
10/7 moo 2, super highway, chiang mai - lumpang, changpuck, muang, chiang mai 50300 Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Fun Run For the King!
... haha) which translated into money for the school! So there were pictures upon pictures and "take photo take photo" with every combination of people--but I'm glad because my first ever 10K is well documented!
After we showered and relaxed for a bit we ate lunch and went to the local market for to shop. I bought a few things for a good price, but mostly just took in the environment. Everything was so close together and people were ...
Feels like coming home ...
... for us. The guest house is full and we have to have a room for tonight before the room we usually stay in becomes free tomorrow. We always take it in turns to walk to the market at Wararot to buy our breakfasts while we are here but first morning we both go to stretch our legs after the long bus journey. After settling in to the room I head out for a walkabout and find that not much appears to have changed in the year plus since ...
Why Thailand, why Chiang Mai
... ferns, moss, rhododendrons. And Doi Inthanon has been known to get frost, as this article in the local Chiang Mai paper reported last week. Talk about a win-win!!! It's like living on the Olympic Peninsula with elephants and tigers instead of bears and cougars and it's WARM!
I am an Olympic Peninsula native...it's like I've come home and found it better than when I left!
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One Chilli, Two Chilli, Three Chilli, Four...
... us, and he could see we were not enjoying our snack, so kindly offered us his 4 remaining oreos, which tasted like heaven compared to the crisps.
The rest of the journey was fairly uneventful. We played cards to try and kill the boredom, and then Andy did a really stinky **** which started to spread down the cabin. Sarah was mortified, and drew the curtain across their bunk to try and contain the smell. We finally arrived into Chang Mai at 3pm, meaning we had been ...
Trekking tranquille au sud de Chiang Mai
... que Tunjee était chaud comme de la braise. *****ian en même temps hein ! Qu'est-ce qu'il nous a fait rigoler. Son anglais est phénoménal : il a étudié et vit actuellement à Londres. Le leitmotiv du soir était que tout en Afrique était plus gros :-) ("in Africa everything's bigger !"...) Alors quand il a utilisé, sans le faire exprès, le mot "catapulte" au lieu de "lance pierre", Celine m'a regardée en rigolant et m'a glissé : "In Africa, everything's bigger". On était parties pour un ...


