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Ratchaburi, Thailand!

taken on the iPhone

Cycle Ride in Bangkok with Follow Me Bike Tours

If you are looking for some different to do in Bangkok then you should look no further than cycle tours. To many people, it probably still seems strange to suggest to go on a bike tour in Bangkok. Apart from the heat and pollution you also have bad traffic congestion.

Grilling Food The Thai Way Ubon Ratchathani Thailand.

A little while back we ventured over to Khrung Thep Restaurant here in Ubon Ratchathani. I have blogged on this plenty of times as we really like the food there and is excellent value for money. If you want to see pictures of the quality food click on this link as the pictures below are from my iPhone and crap. Nong Ja and Benjawan were trying to be ghosts and scare me.

Jeffer Steak Ubon Ratchathani Thailand.

The other night we decided to try out a chain store called Jeffer Steak . It opened at Sunee Grand Hotel a little while back. I had been there once with a mate, I didn’t even know it had opened across from Fuji. I apologise for the quality of the pictures as I used my iPhone which has been a disappointing purchase

Talking Thai-English-Thai Dictionary

Thai dictionaries have come a long way since the time when I first started learning Thai about seventeen years ago. Back then, most Thai/English dictionaries in the shops were for Thai students.

How to Blog on Your iPhone

I have been blogging about my trips in Thailand for many years. Normally I have to wait until I come back before I post my pictures and report. For a long time I have been wanting to be able to post my blogs live. Finally, earlier this year, technology caught up with me

This Week in Thailand: 13th-19th August 2010

This is a review of what happened in Thailand during the last week based on topics that I tweeted. You can follow me live for latest news about Thailand @RichardBarrow . Friday 13th August 2010: Pregnant woman, who the Queen praised for chasing car thieves, gives birth to baby boy called Hero – http://is.gd/efllk # I am on my way to Ancient Siam to meet the “The Thailand 2010 Citroen rally” at the finishing line http://bit.ly/aE8lMn # The Thailand 2010 Citroen rally at Ancient Siam in Samut Prakan.

Bangkok Day Trips: Temple in the Sea

My Bangkok Day Trip for this week is two locations in Samut Prakan Province. Although you can still see the skyscrapers in Bangkok from these places, it is very unlikely that you will meet any other foreigner on this trip. However, be prepared to go off the beaten track a bit to an area where there are no roads or public transport

Bangkok Day Trips: Swimming Monkeys

My Bangkok Day Trip for this week is to Samut Songkram Province. With the completion of the Kanchanaphisek Outer Ring Road it is now much quicker to travel to this province from different locations around Bangkok.

iPhone Guidebooks for Thailand

I have said it before, but no-one believed me. This year will see the start of a significant number of people using e-guidebooks instead of hefting around large bricks that the Lonely Planet books are starting to resemble. Lonely Planet actually started to go the right direction when they offered as downloads certain chapters in their guidebook.

An iPhone, Twitter and the Red Shirt Rally

What do smartphones, Twitter and the Red Shirt rallies in Bangkok have in common? The answer is simple. It has at times meant the difference between life and death for foreign tourists and expats in Bangkok

Trip to Trang and Satun in Southern Thailand

I have just returned from a three day trip to Trang and Satun in the South of Thailand. I was invited by the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) to join them to do “Product Testing for Quality Tourists”.

patong beach thailand 2010-03-11.m4v

Recorded using ividcam on my iphone.

Khan Kluay the Blue Elephant

Khan Kluay was a smash hit Thai cartoon when it was first released in Thailand in May 2006. It was the first Thai cartoon made at international standard and did very well in the domestic market. The little blue elephant, called Khan Kluay, was very popular with Thai children of all ages.