Whale Hotel Nakhon Pathom

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... in the name, a market that is only accessible by boat. To get there you take a motor boat to another dock, then a row boat to all the different stalls that are floating as well.
When I was about 10 to 14 my Step mom Judy, had a wooden elephant puppet that she had brought on her travels through Thailand. I used to love playing with that elephant for ever. Then at the market I saw a select few. I spoke to the sellers and they told me ...

... waiting for dinner (he doesn't cook), sitting out on the front porch with a cool breeze blowing, the sun setting, and some nice cold beers in our hands. It really was a happy moment.

After we'd eaten a huge breakfast we got to work. He went back to work on the pigs again and cut some bananas and he gave me grass cutting duty. I was happy to do it so that I felt I was earning my keep a little and I spent the next hour and a half in the crazy humid weather ...

... an hour after leaving Bangkok.

My new friend came to meet me there and we walked across the street to the market and I met his very pregnant Thai wife and off we went to purchase all sorts of fruits and veggies for the evening's dinner...I'm sure I've mentioned before how amazing the food markets here are but I'll say it again-they're amazing. Everything is just so unbelieveably fresh and it's nothing like the sterile experience of the supermarket, where ...

... things. It was pretty amusing!
The train journey was about 23 hours long! When we arrived in Bangkok we struggled to get a taxi that was willing to take us to one of the main backpacker haunts in the city. Often we thought that they didn’t understand us, other times it was again just too much effort to take us there! We shared a taxi with another couple who were going to the same place. The drive was crazy and I initially felt like I missed Malaysia! It didn’t take long ...

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Nous avons goute a l’exotisme de Bangkok des le debarquement de l’autobus qui nous menait de l’aeroport a la ville. Impossible de lire quoi que ce soit sur les panneaux dans la rue, tout y est ecrit en thai! Thai-aille-aille. Incapable de trouver l’arret de l’autre autobus sense nous amener a notre hotel, nous succombons a la tentation et prenons un touk-touk (sorte de ...

... of Interzone - The Khao San Road, the travellers Mecca. I needed to find a guest house for my stay here but I certainly wasn't worried about that, there was far too much intrigue to be found on the streets. In the shape of a very young boy, dressed in clinical whites, no, more spiritual than that, cleansing whites. He is playing some description of Xylospeil, or maybe it's a Glockenphone I never can tell the difference, but his dulcimer tones ploong and bwaamp sparse ...

... br>The last, and possibly worst bit, was the actual Forensic Museum. On entering there were detailed and graphic photos of people that had suffered all kinds of ghastly deaths. One of the worst was probably of a baby who’d been in a car accident and half his head was missing. Other grizzly photos included other car accident victims, murder victims, suicides and fatal work related injuries. A new section that they’d added ...

... supposed to take 1 hour. The market is only open in the morning so by time of arrival it would be too late. Anna suggested going to Nakhon Pathom for the day instead, it was only a 45 minute ride so we went with it.

After arriving we took a local bus to a botanical garden. I noticed i was getting a lot of stares. Not just the kind of stares where i look at the person looking at me and they look away right away, but the stares ...