Tim in Thailand : July 2022

Greyhound Cafe (FashionIsland) (BKK) Visit 1

Greyhound Cafe @ Fashion Island is somewhere which we found convenient because the Thai and Western food is very nice and we go shopping to Fashion Island.

On writing this I found that it is actually a big franchise with outlets outside of Thailand as well.

We have not been disappointed.

Discarded books

Saw some books discarded by the side of the road...

Tanyapat & Anyawaee (Ramkhamhaeng 76) (BKK) Visit 17 - quiet

It was a very quiet morning today.

I got to the cafe and there was nobody there at all - it was empty and quiet.

BUT there is very little else to do so I sat and waited and I was soon looked after.

The coffee has improved quite remarkably - I think that I have been here three days in a row recently.

There are also other options for street coffee on the same Ramkhamhaeng 76

1) Tanyapat & Anyawee

2) Chong Heng ชงเฮง ชาโบราณ

3) Street Coffee (Ramkhamhaeng 76)

4) Rabika Coffee

Tanyapat & Anyawee (Ramkhamhaeng 76)

1) May 2021 2) June 2021 3) July 2021

4) Aug 2021 5) Sept 2021 6) Oct 2021

7) Nov 2021 8) Dec 2021 9) Jan 2022

10) Feb 2022 11) Mar 2022 12) Apr 2022

13) May 2022 14) June 2022

Museum of Nonthaburi

The colour of the white word and the missing letter on the board did not give me much hope. The Museum of Nonthaburi was somewhere we visited when we were travelling the river.

The Museum of Nonthaburi displays the history of Nonthaburi province, her people and the way of life, culture, arts and craft in a historical building to preserve the heritage of a very old province established in 1548.

The museum, which opened on 15 September 2009, is near the Nonthaburi pier, the terminal pier of the Chao Phraya river boats that’s just north of Bangkok.

It’s located in part of an old building with a long history. The building is now a national heritage in the process of conservation.

The interior of the section housing the museum has been renovated. It’s extremely well organized with elaborate displays that are well laid out and illustrated by signs in English and Thai.

I could find no information whist I was there that was in English - but here are some images.

I thought it was a lovely idea that they told us what was currently happening at the museum - a shame about the spelling mistake (I am always a teacher).