Yukhari Tak
74 Moo7, Maepa, Maesot Tak, Thailand
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Travel Blogs Nearby
My Home Away from Home
... in Thailand and I plan to keep good contact with everyone there and start sponsoring one of the kids who I became very close with during my time there.
The weeks I spent at Baan Unrak have
changed me forever. As a volunteer with ISV (International Student Volunteers)
I had the opportunity to help with agriculture and maintenance at the
home, but it was playing and socializing with kids that made the work ...
Tak, Slow Life in Thailand
... br>
Regardless we often went to the markets and walked along the river. Nights out at dinner became boring quickly as the monotony of this kind of food hit us like a wall. More than anything, Tak made me appreciate an Asian city like Tianjin, and make me realize just why China would make the sacrifices it had for its gains. It made me appreciate western development and state of mind more, more than China ever had.
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Moto Accident this morning
A truck driven by a Thai in the left lane trying to execute a U Turn swung ahead of me in the right lane. I T-boned the truck, moto had extensive damage. My compliments to the Thai police. The whole dialogue of the investigation was in Thai, and I thought I was screwed.. They did it right, took photos, called the Honda dealer where the moto had been rented, ...
Punching the clock (part 3)
Somewhere along the super-highway....
1:00 am – the bus makes it's first and only stop at a small, side of the road food stand with not a lot of options of weird **** to eat. I split my meal with a wild dog who knows how to shake a paw.
7:15 am – 8:08 am – we get off the bus, just a block away from Khao San Road and troop our way to the closest hotel to hang out in the lobby, grab a bite, and await instructions from a lady named Chilipa who ...
On the bus
... mostly agriculture-sugarcane, and some crops I didn't recongnize. little villages. Controlled fires burning, can smell in the air. Car dealerships, even Ford-seemed odd vs. all the Nissan, Toyota. Gas stations, including familiar golden Shell with red and white. Motorbikes with families of four riding, no helmets. Teens on motorbikes. Watching sun move down the sky through mostly gray blue ...
