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Chiang Mai, Thailand – 3 Little Pigs American Soul Food Restaurant

By J C / Sep 6, 2016 / No Comments

Three Little Pigs location and info: http://www.mapsnmore.com/business/Restaurants/American/3-little-pigs-soul-kitchen

Third JC Conversation with World Traveler, Sculptor and Part Time Chiang Mai Resident Jim McNalis

By J C / Sep 6, 2016 / No Comments

If you are a fan of my channel you might remember about a few years ago I recorded a conversation with a friend and sculptor, Jim McNalis.

Avoiding Loneliness in Thailand

By J C / Jan 5, 2015 / No Comments

Is it possible to feel alone and isolated when living as a RIPper (Retiree In Paradise) in Thailand?

Happy New Year 2015 – JC Reflects on the Past Year and Looks to the Future

By J C / Jan 5, 2015 / No Comments

I just thought I‘d reflect on my strange year of 2014.

Happy New Year 2014 — JC Reflects on the Past and Looks to the Future

By J C / Jan 26, 2014 / No Comments

Just thought I’d reflect on how we got to 2.25 Million YouTube views. I want to thank all you loyal viewers for an incredible 2013. Your positive feedback continues to inspire me.

Kart Racing in Chiang Mai Thailand

By J C / Dec 15, 2013 / No Comments

Go-kart racing or karting is a form of motor sport racing using an little open, four-wheeled vehicle called a kart, or as some know it, a go-kart.

Chinese Tourism in Thailand

By J C / Dec 15, 2013 / No Comments

China’s Global Times prophetically stated as long ago as December 2012 that Chiang Mai would soon see an influx of Chinese tourists, following the huge success of the surprise Chinese blockbuster Lost in Thailand (the …

Let’s Go from Cha Am to Chiang Mai Part 02

By J C / Dec 15, 2013 / No Comments

For both Thais and foreigners, travel in Thailand is very convenient; the Thailand transportation infrastructure is fairly modern and well-organized, and exploring the country is not a difficult or expensive experience.

Let’s Go from Cha Am to Chiang Mai Part 01

By J C / Sep 3, 2013 / No Comments

For both Thais and foreigners, travel in Thailand is very convenient; the Thailand transportation infrastructure is fairly modern and well-organized, and exploring the country is not a difficult or expensive experience.