Whenever I travel, I try and sample the local brew. I am not here to review it, but rather show you a collection of pictures. It isn’t fair to review vacation beer because it always tastes better than regular beer–don’t … Continue reading
Our last night in Thailand featured some great street food and beverages.
We set out from our less than perfect hotel relatively late for a cycling trip. It was probably 8:30, which felt like sleeping in. Before departing from the area, we had the chance to look around a local market and … Continue reading
Our second cycling day started from our hotel. We had a lovely outdoor breakfast and set off on what would be a journey of more than 80kms. I just wanted to share some of the sights from the trip so … Continue reading
We stopped in at a 7-11 for some snacks. While it was clear that the Thai version was run more like the Japanese version than the North American version, I wasn’t expecting this. They didn’t have the tuna mayonnaise version … Continue reading
The first day of cycling started with an early breakfast buffet that had traditional western items, Thai food, German food, and a bunch of other stuff whose country of orign I cannot discern. We battled earl morning rush hour traffic … Continue reading
My first night in Thailand featured a chance to experience Thai street food. Of course, no vacation meal would be complete without some beer. The group for this trip is much smaller than the Vietnam trip. There are only four … Continue reading
so, out for a walk around the hotel, I came across a Japanese memory. I ducked into the large shopping complex, to get out of the heat. MOS burger appeared out of nowhere.
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