My treasure bag of travel memories, pulled out one by one to help others get lost and let go.
This is my guide book to living in Chiang Mai and adventuring through Thailand.
There's a mountain I can see from the roof of my apartment building. Sometimes it looks grey, washed out, and rain clouds cloak it with their misty pillows. Sometimes it looks dark and moody, while the sky blares orange behind its back. During the smog season, it's barely visible (we'll get to that later). Mostly it just looks like a big old mountain with bits of city scattered in front of it.
Once in a while, I'll take the trip up the mountain on my bike, and these are the sights I'll usually see:
A great place to get hollered at by people trying to sell you things.
This is the place I present my South East Asian world and its many trinkets. You can expect yummy food, extravagant temples, flea-ridden street dogs, interesting characters and, of course, too many adventures. Welcome to my Market of Eden.
Welcome
Welcome to my Market of Eden.