20 November 2013 – Bangkok, Thailand
Cruising in a water taxi down the Chao Phraya river in Bangkok.
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28 February 2014 – Bangkok, Thailand
A walk around Bangkok’s largest flower market – Pak Khlong Talat. Located just off pier #6, past memorial bridge. I got an arrangement of orchids for just 35 cents!
