Sep 1 - 5, Martin stayed in Bangkok.

Sep 1 - 5, Martin stayed in Bangkok.
The pictures below are thumbnails, meaning they are small copies of the real thing. You just click them. The weather in Norway and in Thailand.

Bangkok, Oct 28 &   29

Vientiane Oct 30 - Nov 8
    Vientiane Oct 30
    Vientiane Oct 31
    Vientiane Nov  1
    Vientiane Nov  2
    Vientiane Nov  3
    Vientiane Nov  4
    Vientiane Nov  5
    Vientiane Nov  6
    Vientiane Nov  7
    Vientiane Nov  8

Jomtien Nov 9-20

Jomtien Nov 21-24

Bangkok Nov 25&26

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Martin slept like a baby on the plane, due to many drinks and beers. We arrived 25 minutes ahead of schedule.

	Arrived at Bangkok. The cab is waiting outside with Suza.
	Yellow block of flat an route to the hotel. Suza took a different way closed to the railroad tracks.
	Here is some details. More tracks.
	A local station in the middle of Bangkok. Siemens headquarters in Bangkok. Part of Bangkok Hospital Bangkok.
	The main entrance of the hospital. A big block of flat next to the hospital. A shack next to the tall building.
	Bangkok Hospital main entrance. One of many bikers in the morning traffic in Bangkok.
	Straight railroad tracks under the Skytrain. A train passing by.
	Heavy traffic. The roads in Bangkok is mean for 1,5 million cars. There are more than 9 millions.
	Saying goodbye to Suza at the Ambassador Hotel, Martin's main stay in Bangkok.
	Sep 3rd, time for a swim again. Lai is waiting for it to open as well.
	Martin and Lai at the pool. The pool is very tempting.
	After some 75 minutes of swimming, time for a good, healthy breakfast. The day always start with a swim. Martin here waiting for the pool to open at 0800 in the morning.
	Lai in the hallway waiting for the pool. Pool ready.
	The pool looks nice in the morning. Then a healthy breakfast.
	Lai up the stair of the Sky Train in Bangkok. Nana station has gotten a new neighbor since last time Martin was here.
	Lai waiting for the train. The cars of Bangkok. The city has roads for 1,9 million cars. And there are close to 10 million of the in Bangkok. It has to lead to constant traffic jams.
	Pantip Plaza has an enormous computer complex stretching over 6 stories. Martin was hunting batteries and met this nice Thai man. Unfortunately, they were sold out.
	Lai liked this transformer. Back at the Game Bar. The owner seen here. In the evening we went to Rosabieng Restaurant for some food and music.
	The next evening, the 4th, time for The Game Bar again. Here with Stuart from Scotland. Stuart showing off his tattoo.
	Martin and Stuart. Zaw with his tattoo. They seem popular these days.
	Zaw hard at work. Lai and Martin at The Game Bar.
	Lai and Martin in their Norwegian shirts. Martin and Zaw.
	We ended up having a nice beer at The German Biergarten. The food is actually good here.