An impressive structure lining the river
Arriving in Bangkok completely unprepared I was thankful to meet Neil from Australia in my dorm who has been to Bangkok many times so I went out with him for the night.
After a short monorail journey we got on the river taxi heading to our destination Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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The Esplande: Theatres on the Bay (that’s the full name) has many names, it was supposed to look a bit like a pair of microphones, but the spikey appearance had got it a lot of nicknames, the most popular for locals is durium, (the disgusting fruit I tried a few days back), not because it smells, but because durium has a spikey shell. Another one is hedgehog which I can relate to more and prefer personally. Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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Today is my 50th day on the road, yes I have been keeping count. And no there is no particular reason why. After getting a bit fed up with chicken based meals I opted for Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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So I got up early with Sydney this morning, he was meeting with his photography club to do a shoot of 2 models, it was a good insight into the life of a photographer and the sort of work that happens beside pressing the button to take the shot.
The models line up for action
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A gathering (the term/idea party doesn’t really exist here) of over 10 people in Brunei requires a permit, and alcohol is not for sale in the country generally too, so I was interested to see how the expats and locals managed to host one. The solution is to Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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