a travelogue for a solo cross-country motorcycle road trip from Tampa, Florida to San Diego, California in 2008 and an overland attempt from Singapore to Morocco from November 2004 to August 2006
Wednesday, July 13, 2005
Cooking in a boat
I ate at this place a couple times because it is close to my guesthouse and cheap. This dude climbs into a miniature longtail boat and cooks his noodles and meats for you. This is the kind of wierd image that you take for granted after being here for a while.
Chiang Mai night lights and the moat
Faster and Faster
Friends at Smile Guesthouse
Solo traveller? You're never alone. Everyone in this photo left their home alone. Moron (an Israeli just out of the Air Force a week into his year of travels in SE Asia), me, Emily, Peter, Sonya (a German who had just arrived into Thailand for six weeks of travel), and Sandra (a Berliner 9 weeks into her 12 week holiday in Cambodia and Thailand).
Emily and Peter enjoying hot pot
That ringed pan has a dome in the center (with vents) for grilling foods. The shallow moat around the dome has a broth in which you can boil the vegetables, noodles, meatball products, tofu, and meat. You then dip the food into your sauce of choice. The green one has the sweet taste of cilantro, green onion, sesame, green chili's. The red one has red peppers. This cost 90 BHT a person. I love Thailand!
Hot cauldrons...
Pile on the goods...
What is this place?
"Have you ever given a foot massage?"
Buddhas watch over
The blur of shoppers
The Sunday Market again
Khun Took at Brasserie
Tuesday, July 12, 2005
Traditional Thai dance?
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