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Category Archives: Thailand
Superlatives | Craziest Transportation
And the Bailey goes to…Southeast Asia! By Perrin Long boats, windowless buses and wooden train tracks rumble through Southeast Asia. These vehicles entered this world with the baby boomers, and these days they run about as quickly as a toddler taking … Continue reading
Posted in Cambodia, Laos, Thailand
Tagged backpacking, cambodia, craziest driving, long boats, superlatives, tuk tuks
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Recommended | Conjure new flavors with local cooks
By Perrin Anne and I kicked off our Thailand meal sampling with green curry, which we bought on the sidewalk for 30 baht (less than a dollar). Following ten minutes of belly rubbing, eye rolling, gum smacking, lip licking, and … Continue reading
Posted in Recommended, Thailand
Tagged budget travel, chiang mai, classes abroad, cooking class, Thai cooking
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Lanterns, Fire and Boats, Chiang Mai!
Holidays in a Land Without Regulations on Handheld Explosives By Perrin Chiang Mai has two claims to fame. First, it is the capital of Thailand’s northern province. Like Boston, it lacks pedestrian-plowing taxis, emphysema-inducing smog, fashion-forward lady-boys, and the repute … Continue reading
Chiang Mai Surprise
By Perrin “Eh…” I sputtered. We were sipping cokes in center city. We had been haggling for nuts with a vendor, but I froze when I noticed something behind Anne. Before I could say “Elephant,” Anne and Dumbo stood face-to-face. … Continue reading
Posted in Thailand
Tagged bogden tiflinsky, chiang mai, jetsetzero, perrin bailey, sistersbailey, thailand elephants, things to do chiang mai
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Dog of the Day: He’s funky, but his food is fresh
By Perrin Our stomachs forbid us to return to another cheap food cart. We’d recently gulped down a few shakes from the “Milk Fresh Fresh Milk” stand, which, it turns out, uses unpasteurized milk. We now know what it’s like … Continue reading
Posted in Dog Blog, Thailand
Tagged best cafes, chiang mai, dog blog, dog lovers, mr. miyagi, perrin bailey, sistersbailey, Thailand
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We Accidentally Joined a Buddhist Monastery
By Perrin Anne and I were wandering in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, looking for our hostel on the River Kwai. Some might say that we were lost; but we did know that we occupied a dark alley flanked by the Red Light … Continue reading
Posted in Thailand
Tagged Kanchanaburi, meditation, mountain retreat, perrin bailey, retreats, sistersbailey, Thailand
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