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Tag Archives: Thailand
A hop, step and a jump through Asia
Although our hearts belong to Europe, we loved the month we spent in Asia back in 2009. Funny how that sounds so long ago now that we have reached 2020… wasn’t it just a moment ago? Bangkok Thailand A private … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, World travel
Tagged Asia, Bangkok, Buddhist temples, Genting Highlands, Genting Skyway, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Petronas Towers, Photography, Thailand, Travel tips
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Back to front fruit
Considering that my blog purportedly appears most often in searches for “mangasteen” (a fruit I mentioned in passing on a post on Thailand) I thought I would describe another fruit which we “discovered” recently – this time in Spain – which initially reminded me of managsteens (or more correctly known as … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Travel, World travel
Tagged Australia, Fruit, Loquat, Mangasteen, Mangosteen, Nispero, Spain, Thailand
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A taste of Thailand
My first real “taste of Thailand” in Bangkok was lunch in the Paragon Centre (part of the huge Siam shopping complex.) I was pretty happy that the Spicy Minced Chicken I chose served to clear my heavy head for a … Continue reading
To market to market
The second private tour we organised at the hotel tour desk in Bangkok took us to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Markets (about 100km away) where you can shop without dropping, floating by all the touristy stalls in a canoe. The vendors were … Continue reading
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Tagged Bangkok, Damnoen Saduak Floating Markets, Markets, Organised tours, Photography, Thailand, Wood carvers
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Bustling Bangkok
First stop on our round-the-world 12 month tour was Bangkok,Thailand. Bel Aire Princess Hotel, tucked away up a side street, was modern and hospitable – they upgraded us (always good to make it known when you’re on honeymoon) and surprised … Continue reading