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Cooking School
I spent most of yesterday at the ‘Thai Farm Cooking School,’ hoping to learn why my pad thai always end up in a sticky mess. I’m not sure I solved that problem but it was a pleasant day nonetheless. We … Continue reading
Guesthouse
I’m staying at the ‘Garden Guesthouse’ in Chiang Mai which is essentially just three bedrooms upstairs from a bar and cafe. Their street sign is so sun-faded that I can’t read it (I just look for the blank sign when … Continue reading
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Chiang Mai Zoo
No animal is more dignified than the capybara. The zoo aquarium had a open-from-the-top ‘touch tank’ with rays in it and then, later, an identically designed ‘dangerous animals’ tank with lionfish and morays. There was a velvet rope around this … Continue reading
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Scoot
These are photos from an afternoon trip from Chiang Mai to Samoeng and back again — the loop goes around and behind the mountain that Doi Suthep is on. My little 110cc Honda Click could only barely get me up … Continue reading
Odds and ends from Bangkok
Back end of a cendol cart Exhibit caption from Siam Ocean World, an aquarium with nearly as many snack bars as exhibits. Yep, they provide glass-bottom boat tours in one of the fish tanks. Also in Ocean World, a spa … Continue reading
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Doi Suthep
Doi Suthep is one of the landmarks of Chiang Mai. In theory I should be able to see it from town, but it’s way too smoky for that right now. (I’m not clear why the jungle is on fire, but … Continue reading
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Bangkok -> Chiang Mai
I’m on the train to Chiang Mai. It’s a 12-hour trip but it’s been fairly pleasant — nice meal service, whole row of seats to myself, etc. I’m a bit nervous about arrival. Last night I would’ve read a bit … Continue reading
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Penang -> Bangkok
Yesterday I took the ferry from Penang back to Butterworth and had a quick lunch with a guy named ‘So’ who I met on the ferry. We took a taxi to a dim sum place that was highly rated on … Continue reading
Kellie’s Castle
The day before yesterday I hired a car to drive me out to “Kellie’s Castle“, the ruins of a hundred-year-old colonial estate. It was both more modest, and less ruined than I expected. Even though it was built in the … Continue reading
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