In Seam Reap! Amazing!
One of the many tourist groups returning back to the tour busses. This country is damn hot, but Seam Reap is worth while! This area is fully developed – very convenient for western tourists!
SIN Airport
I am on my way to Seam Reap. This airport is gorgeous. I grew very fond of Singapore. Definitely a City I could live in – but a bit too expensive though.
Singapore Little India
streets are decorated due to celebrate the “festival of lights”. I like the multicultural flair of the City – cultures seem to get along.
I am not an early bird…for sure. My day on the fishmarket
Theres a saying, the early bird catches the worm. Well I wanted to be an early bird trying to catch a glimpse of the fishmarket in Tokyo, but I failed. Well lets put it this way, due to my jetlag I arrived too late at the market. I only caught a glimpse of fish waste. …
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This when in Japan a big manga was released
When I walked to my onto subway, I spotted a a crowd focusing on something on the wall. It was a newly released manga, apparently famous. Yup,…Mangas have a big relevance in Japan. So much for this cliche. (Fullscreen)
After landing in NRT
After we arrived at NRT, I spotted these monks matching the billboard ad on the wall. I couldnt hesitate to take a snappy! (fullscreen)
Funeral of Max
clearly one of my saddest days in my life. A good highschool friend – Max – had died in a car accident. R.I.P. After his funeral me and my other former highschool mates took a walk. It was good to meet them all up after quite some time. We were all in a thoughtful mood.
The Acropolis in Athens
Before I went to the Acropolis, we had a little lunch in a Mall Diner on a roof. Perfect place to catch a little glimpse of the Acropolis. You can see it in the background – as a tiny spot. (fullscreen)
nothing can stop my appetite for street-food
Eventhough, I would say Saigon is not so tidy and not so “cosy” to settle on one of these plastic chairs (typical for street diners) , my lust for street-food is always unstoppable. Theres no place I havent had better food. After I some drinks with my friend Edson from Japan, I went back to …
It s siesta time in Saigon
Saigon is so hot (even in December) they have a habit to enjoy a lil siesta time. Folks who take a nap on their scooter is a common sight.