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Travel Blogs from Damnoen Saduak
Schwimmende Märkte
Unser Weg in den Sueden sollte laut Lonely Planet lang und beschwerlich werden. Das wollten wir uns aber einfach nicht antuen und haben Tims Motto genutzt "Wir haben Zeit aber kein Geld" und einfach 2 Zwischenstopps eingeplant und konnten so mit dem guenstigen Linienbus fahren. …
From market haven to jungle heaven
I just had a few days to spent in Chang Mai so unfortunately didn't make it to any of the surrounding places. The city was great, the first day I went to the night bazaar and had a moment of weakness and bought a few things. I had some food from a street vendor and got warned that it was too spicy for me, always up for a challenge I had it anyway …
Everything happens for a reason
Ah finally my first blog! I've called this entry "everything happens for a reason" its a phrase and an attitude that my travelling buddy Pete has taught me over the last few weeks. It was a phrase that he followed while traveling through North - South America with Jim.
The first example of why everything happens for a reason is our trip …
Floating Market
The name of the town means, "Conveniently Proceed," a reference to its grid of a dozen canals which originally helped to get cargo into Bangkok when they were built in the mid-1800's under King Rama IV (of The King and I fame). We took an overnight trip here to see that hallmark spectacle of Thailand: the Floating Market. We hired a longtail boat …
La linea Maha Chai (Lonely Soul). demon saduak
ok ayer no llego a ser un ******* day del todo, se quedo en un chill day. pensaba en irme pero habia una gente muy buen rollo en el salon y ya cuando se pusieron a tocar el diyeridu ya no pude resistirme. un ruso q siera de la KJB o su hermano o yo q se contandonos metodos de supervivencia y trucos para colocarse. queria despedirme de los del Kill …