Tuesday, August 19, 2008
YouTube fun
Isn't it great that we can share video on YouTube for free? YouTube can also be a great way to learn too. Just take a look at what I learned recently.
Saturday, April 26, 2008
The best gai yang in Chiang Mai
Here it is. I haven't tried them all but I know what I like and eat here at least once a week. Aroi
Oh yeah, Mapjack is pretty cool too.
Oh yeah, Mapjack is pretty cool too.
Saturday, December 29, 2007
New Year means I need a new girlfriend, right?
Here is my latest girlfriend. Her name is Da. She sings in the band Endorphine. Pop has a great voice too.
From the Thai movie named Sai Lub Jub Baan Lek aka The Bedside Detective. (Literally; detective catch mistress)
Song : Mai Roo Jak Chun Mai Roo Jak Tur (Not Knowing Me, Not Knowing You or You doesn't know me, I doesn't know you).
Artists : Da (Endorphine) & Pop (Calories Blah Blah)
From the Thai movie named Sai Lub Jub Baan Lek aka The Bedside Detective. (Literally; detective catch mistress)
Song : Mai Roo Jak Chun Mai Roo Jak Tur (Not Knowing Me, Not Knowing You or You doesn't know me, I doesn't know you).
Artists : Da (Endorphine) & Pop (Calories Blah Blah)
Sunday, December 23, 2007
Danny Straub in Thailand
Danny is a recent transplant to Thailand and has been willing to put up with my torture on the off-road trails in Chiang Mai. Here's a clip of Danny demonstrating how to duck paddle up a heavily rutted section of uphill.
Saturday, December 15, 2007
Off Road with Robert

I found a sweet 97 Yamaha TTR Raid 250 for Robert and today was our inaugural off road ride. We started off with me on the mighty WR200, aka muppet chaser, but quickly returned it to the crafty hands of Mr Ball so he could continue his work on the carburetor. With the DRZ400S in hand we headed back to the 700 year stadium to continue our ride. We did see the muppets on the trail but opted to explore some trails that haven’t been mapped yet rather than chase their asses across the mountain.

If you’ve ridden the single track trail from the 700 year stadium to Huay Theung Thao you know there are two places where there are nasty branches hanging low and where the foliage makes it difficult to see the trail. After fighting to get me and the DRZ through, I stopped and got out the Leatherman with saw blade to do a little trail maintenance.

Here’s Robert trying to use his puny little 85 KGs to pull a branch from the undergrowth. I said “Here Son, let me show you how to do that” as I weigh in at just a few more kilos than him. We got the trail pretty well cleaned up but have to go back with the "chainsaw in a can" to finish the job.

All in all, we rode 50 km off road and had a great day. I was really nice to have my best riding buddy back on the trail with me. I hope we can share many more rides together.
Sunday, November 25, 2007
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