Well for all the regulars who watch my videos who are sick of seeing Chiang Mai and the North of Thailand, this series of videos are for you. What do you say we make a …
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JC’s Road Trip – Living the Beach Life — Cha Am and Hua Hin, Thailand Part 1
Well for all the fans sick of seeing the North of Thailand, here you go! Let’s head South to the beaches!
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Chiang Mai Flower Festival 2013
Chiang Mai, Thailand, is often known in many circles as the Rose of the North, but it really comes to life in February.
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Celebrating Chinese New Year in Thailand
Although not a public holiday in Thailand, members of Thailand’s Chinese communities usually take at least one day off from work and engage themselves in various New Year activities.
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JC’s Road Trip – Living as a RIPper in a Smaller City — Lampang, Thailand Final Part 4
Well for all the fans that love the North of Thailand, here you go. The 4th and final part of my road trip to Lampang.
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Living in Asian or Latin Countries. Take Responsibility or Get Hurt
If you are thinking to become a RIPper (Retiree In Paradise), there are some things to watch out for.
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Happy New Year 2013 — JC Reflects on the Past and Looks to the Future
Just thought I ‘d give some thoughts about making the move to become a RIPper (Retiree In Paradise) a reality.
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JC’s Day Trip to Samoeng 2012, Thailand
One of the most fun outdoor activities in northern Thailand is cruising around the country roads that wind through the hills around Chiang Mai. And people who like day trips from Chiang Mai will be …
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Visiting Historic Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep — Chiang Mai
If you are living in Chiang Mai you will naturally have visitors come and see you. So you need places to take them. One of those places will be Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep.
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Getting Around with Disabilities — Chiang Mai
Don’t worry too much about the accessibility for the disabled in Thailand. Don’t let it be a deterrent to getting “more life for less money”.
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