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My Incredible Bangkok Adventure #2
In a previous post, I told you about how we found ourselves with a chauffeur and an air-conditioned 4-wheel drive to take us round Bangkok after buying a pair of gold and sapphire earrings. Our new vehicle is most welcome … Continue reading
Posted in Thailand, Travelling
Tagged dusit palace, grand palace Bangkok, moon cakes, reclining buddha, vinanmek mansion, Wat Pho
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My Incredible Bangkok Adventure # 1
We’ve got a day in Bangkok, having flown in from Australia late the night before and flying out again to Paris in the evening. We’re standing in the street, just in front of the Old Bangkok Inn, where we’ve been … Continue reading
Posted in Thailand
Tagged Bangkok, Lucky Buddha, sapphire and gold earrings, tuktuk, Wat Benchamabophit Dusitvanaram, Wat Intharawihan
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