July's Great Escapade - part II
the second part of the blue sky holiday in july, more pictures from Bangkok and Kanchanaburi.
Baiyoke sky, tallest hotel and building in Bangkok.
the vagina dart - after the sex show at patpong. i brought it back home but my mum threw it away and washed her hands 7 times for touching it. this dart flew from the performer's vagina and burst a balloon the audience was holding. about seven to 10m away.
came across this cute direction signage on the way to the 199baht sushi buffet.
the flyer at suan lum, i wasn't adventurous enought to take.
public bus to the railway station, the reception at the motel gave a bus number that went to the wrong railway station. it was quite an experience nonetheless.
inside the train, train ride from bangkok noi rail station to kachanaburi station is about 3.5 hours. the wooden seats are more comfortable than they look.
the old engine stopping at nakorn pathom for a while.
the scenery on the journey. occasionally we see children playing along the tracks, and cows are forever eating the grass.
kanchanaburi - my favourite little town in the western part of thailand.
Chinese-looking building in the World War II Museum.
POWs made to build the Death Railway during the second world war.
Prisoner of War
cute stray watching the world goes by.
Bridge over River Kwai
Baiyoke sky, tallest hotel and building in Bangkok.
the vagina dart - after the sex show at patpong. i brought it back home but my mum threw it away and washed her hands 7 times for touching it. this dart flew from the performer's vagina and burst a balloon the audience was holding. about seven to 10m away.
came across this cute direction signage on the way to the 199baht sushi buffet.
the flyer at suan lum, i wasn't adventurous enought to take.
public bus to the railway station, the reception at the motel gave a bus number that went to the wrong railway station. it was quite an experience nonetheless.
inside the train, train ride from bangkok noi rail station to kachanaburi station is about 3.5 hours. the wooden seats are more comfortable than they look.
the old engine stopping at nakorn pathom for a while.
the scenery on the journey. occasionally we see children playing along the tracks, and cows are forever eating the grass.
kanchanaburi - my favourite little town in the western part of thailand.
Chinese-looking building in the World War II Museum.
POWs made to build the Death Railway during the second world war.
Prisoner of War
cute stray watching the world goes by.
Bridge over River Kwai