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Coronavirus in Bangkok
Even though most of the reviews, posts and videos you see are based in Phuket and even the brand name is Lovin' it in Phuket I normally don't spend all my time there while in Thailand. Phuket is cool and absolutely beautiful but it is exhausting to live there. The longest I ever managed to stay there is about 6 months. Patong especially is just not a place where a normal human being can function unless they have some stake in a business there. To put it in perspective, it's like living in high school or a bad after school special. So generally I hang my hat in one of the quieter provinces in the North East or Bangkok while I edit videos, write reviews and generate my posts. It's much easier to get work done, have normal relationships and the internet and electrical issues are non-existent.
By LIOP6 years ago in Wander
5 Things To Know Before Visiting Saudi Arabia
Next time you think about planning your holiday for the next year, you should definitely think about visiting Saudi Arabia. You will discover the breathtaking landscape, a country with a rich heritage and a lot of historical sites besides the fascinating culture thousands of years old.
By Flora Mayer6 years ago in Wander
First Light
wild heart prone to wandering discovering the secrets meant for me my spirit will not be contained we only have these small moments
By Julie Love6 years ago in Wander
Your First Aid Kit Needs An Update - How To Survive Your Period In The Wilderness
DISCLAIMER: YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE FEMALE TO FIND THIS ARTICLE USEFUL OR INTERESTING. IT'S IMPORTANT FOR EVERYONE TO UNDERSTAND HOW TO DEAL WITH PERIODS FOR SUPPORT AND EDUCATIVE REASONS.
By Grumble Bee6 years ago in Wander
Why Are The Nordic Countries Successful?
Wait, doesn't "Scandinavian countries" mean the same thing as "Nordic countries"? Before we start going into the title of this post, it is necessary to clarify this.
By creatorsklub6 years ago in Wander
Rifle Falls - The Tropics of the Rocky Mountains - Colorado Waterfalls
The Colorado Tropics? Did you know..? A hidden gem nestled into the mountains outside of Rifle, Colorado is a place of wonder.
By Chance James6 years ago in Wander
Sedona Arizona - The Red Canyons
The Mystery of Sedona, AZ A dramatic drop down Oak Creek Canyon thrills the traveler with endless views, red canyons, and glorious thoughts of modern roadways. The elevation is steep, the journey even better.
By Chance James6 years ago in Wander
Ruby Falls Chattanooga, TN Underground Waterfall
Ruby Falls - Chattanooga, TN It was on a trip back from Jacksonville, Florida in the early spring. I was driving my friend back from his two-year effort working with a major with a financial company down there and it was time to co-pilot him back home...
By Chance James6 years ago in Wander
Northern California Photography
Get Lost in California! Redwoods National Forest Northern California Driving through the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Northern California, one can only gaze at the splendor of any of the variety of diverse scenery you're bound to pass as you travel this great state. Mile after mile, you'll stare in awe at what you're experiencing.
By Chance James6 years ago in Wander
The Wild Donkeys of Iron Mountain, Black Hills
Black Hills, SD - The Wild Donkey?? Oh, let me tell you a story my friend. A story of the Wild Donkeys that roam these lands.
By Chance James6 years ago in Wander
Winding Roads of the Western U.S. - Pictures of the West
The expansion of the American West was the last to develop. At the same time the buildings reached for the skies in the Big Cities of the eastern development, the West was unexplored. Much due the challenging geographical regions that stood in the way.
By Chance James6 years ago in Wander
Couldn't Do It, Until I Did It!
It was seriously one of the hardest things I’ve ever done! Starting with a 330am pick up! We were driven to the base of the volcano, handed walking sticks and a good luck wish. I started off terribly! Immediately, the steep incline winded me causing the guide bringing up the rear of the group (but ahead of me) to constantly ask if I was okay in his sweet, broken English. I continued this way the entire two hour hike, with assistance from his little (I mean half my size little) friend, who could only say, “where you from” while holding my hand, for support, I assume, because let’s be honest, if I fell, I would have taken her innocent soul with me.
By Tess6 years ago in Wander