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on July 06, 2015

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Yeay.

In September I'll be doing Shikoku & Kyushu - 19 days. And in Jan 2016 I'll be doing two more weeks.

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Devil dances across the sky

But when we were approaching Lahore at 11.000 meters, the western part of the sky was full of clouds where the Devil was dancing. I guess Thor was there as well, swinging his Mjolnir. I have no idea how far, berhaps 100 km or so away, clouds high up in the sky was full of lightning. And how it flashed... there was a constant blinking for the entire passage. I wonder how much hell it was on the ground but the clouds light up like there was an untold number of photographers. I have seen it on TV, I had never seen it live. Sure, not been inside that thunder and lighting but close enough. It was probably the best experience of the flight. Finnair, I do understand now how you can be so cheap. Crap chairs but personal entertainment is perhaps decent but crappy food and a bun, some yoghurt and tea.. that is your breakfast? Thanks but I will stay with SAS or Thai if I ever come back here. Bangkok is what it is. Staying near Nana, you know you are in the seedier places of the city. When the...

Fried Crickets and other Thai stuff to eat

Fried crickets and other bugs - can be seen sold everywhere. Test it.. works wonders with a beer (or two). Crickets (Jing Leed) tastes just crunchy, nutty, salty and baconish. The Thai pepper powder, Prik Thai, is a must! Maeng Da - crunchy fried bugs In general - you will almost never be sad when trying to eat local food. Seaweed soup with minced pork The seaweed soup has always been a favourite after I found a nice, cosy place on Silom Rd in Bangkok. Sadly the restaurant was closed the year after - and I have always been trolling for a place that servers equally good soup. Still no luck - but it still works all the time to fill your belly. And a "iced tea" with the scary condensed milk, makes a sweet combo. Avoid though If you are having a stomach lined with asbestos or kevlar, you might be brave enough to but "cold" fried seafood from the hawkers walking up and down the beach. I will never do it - how tasty it may look. Do NOT Avoid - alwa...

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