Chiang Rai Bus Station
The night before it stormed so the walk back was nice and cool. The rain trailed us back to Chiang Dao and in Chiang Mai it ended up as a terrible thunderstorm during our departure from the airport.
Nat claims she isn't a good violinist but like anyone of us, when you hit your stride, you can do more than you ever imagine possible. We all love Nat. Here she guest for Lunarin.
Radzi is hands down, the number one supporter of local music. At gigs he will be dancing and cheering, not caring one bit about how others look at him. I'm so glad to know him. Here you can hear him cheering Stoned Revivals' Esam on in the background. You can also hear his distinct singalong right at the start and throughout this wonderful song.
Nat claims she isn't a good violinist but like anyone of us, when you hit your stride, you can do more than you ever imagine possible. We all love Nat. Here she guest for Lunarin.
Radzi is hands down, the number one supporter of local music. At gigs he will be dancing and cheering, not caring one bit about how others look at him. I'm so glad to know him. Here you can hear him cheering Stoned Revivals' Esam on in the background. You can also hear his distinct singalong right at the start and throughout this wonderful song.
3 Comments:
the girl in a daze = your girl !
(since one can easily spot her in the picture from the previous post)
dude, i'm in Chiangmai now. i've been here for a week. but not as a tourist but more as a scout/researcher and possibly a worker and teacher... and damn hopefully for longterm stay in this damn city. damn wet city. rain rain rain for the last 48hrs. but today... saturday... finally the sun shines.
lots of good food... saep ih lee der! the BBQ frog with a skewer poked into the ass... damn good lah. and the raw meat larb moo. red with blood stains all over. knn. that's the most power.
screw the night market man. there's more to life in Chiangmai than shopping.
come say hello next time huh? my school's at Sankampaeng Road... not far from Carrefour and Makro.
Hi KM
wow. must be a blast working/living there. yah there's always more than just the normal tourist-marked areas in every city/town/village/commune.just need time to delve beneath the surface and there's abundance of life in the deep. enjoy yourself. :)
j
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