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@markpospichal1309 8 күн бұрын
I thought the ceremony was very interesting. I was surprised at how involved it was, but certainly did not find the video lengthy or boring. I enjoy learning about things in far off parts of the world that I will never get to see. Glad you and the family are doing well. The new bike is really sharp,that shade of blue is gorgeous and the black trim looks very tasteful compared to cheesy imitation chrome. Sorry I didn't get to watch this sooner, I have been very busy lately helping out one of my granddaughters so not getting much screen time. Thank you and looking forward to the next one...
@danielpredsox 8 күн бұрын
Hello Mark, I am certainly happy to hear from you. I hope that you were able to assist your granddaughter as whatever help will be memories for life. I also enjoy experiencing and learning things about faraway places from my hometown of Boston. I guess I am living in a dream right now. Everything here in Thailand is going great and if you are ever in this region of the world, I would like you to be my guest for a tour of Chiang Mai and some of the best food in the world. You take care and as always Thank you very much for being part of my experiences and for watching my videos.
@jesscatangay9384 Ай бұрын
Amazing trip! Boracay is a small island but has 17 beaches within the perimeter of Boracay, White Beach is the only touristy area for an obvious reasons, you can explore private beaches of luxurious hotels and resorts like Shangrila, Crimson, The Lind , The Belmont, New Coast, The golf course of Fairways and Blue Water, the serene beach of Puka shell beach, The kite surfing beach of Bulabog, Tambisaan Diniwid beach. Boracay White Beach was voted no. 1 White Sand Beach in the World 2024 as surveyed by British CabinZero, check it out
@ray3172 Ай бұрын
Didn't know Lexus made tricycles!
@danielpredsox Ай бұрын
Rumor has it that they are working on a convertible version, possibly a "sun" roof type deal to eliminate or reduce large volumes of driver related neck injuries. Thanks for watching.
@markpospichal1309 Ай бұрын
Awesome room. This is obviously a tourist area but I see a fair bit of the everyday locals world mixed in, I really enjoy studying the details of both. Sunset was fabulous, tricycle looked miserable (driver has to get the stiff neck and sore shoulders like I used to get leaning forward if I sat at a bar too long). Obscured windshield looked really sketchy for maneuvering through crowded streets filled with pedestrians too! Enjoyed watching, thanks for posting...
@Vintage_Garage 2 ай бұрын
Another interesting video. I see that Holland America has now added Boracay to a few of their cruise itineraries. The only stop in the Philippines used to be Manila which has a deep water cruise dock. The stop in Boracay is what they call a "Tender" stop. That means the ship anchors off the coast of the island, and the small tender boats are lowered to take the passengers to shore. I bet the tenders come into that same small port on Boracay where the speedboat dropped you off. The stops in Manila and Puerto Princesa are not tender stops, so there must be a deepwater cruise port in Puerto Princesa now.
@danielpredsox Ай бұрын
Holland America is a wonderful line. I have been from San Francisco to Miami on the Rotterdam and from Miami to Rome on the Eurodam. I have always disliked ports of call that require tender service but the cool thing about tender service usually means a more remote and less populated port of call. We decided to bypass Puerto Princesa and might return to explore the underwater river system. Hope your yellow CT is coming along perfectly. Take care Vaughn.
@Vintage_Garage Ай бұрын
@@danielpredsox I have cruised into Laem Chabang a couple of times, and even if the stop is overnight, it is impossible to get to Chiang Mai and back to the ship in time for the sail away. One time, I asked Holland America if I could just get off at Laem Chabang and skip the next few stops and catch up in Singapore, and they said no, not permitted. I didn't know about Cub Houses back in the day, and so didn't realize that the Chonburi Cub House was so close to the port. The yellow CT is now a yellow "Military Campster" including the the full Kitaco camo stickers.. LOL. I videoed the whole 6 hour process, and now am in the process of editing 6 hours of video down to a less than a two hour KZfaq video. The editing is straining the capacity of my PC. If I don't have a system crash or other disaster, I hope to post the video in a few days. I also think a red Dax e might show up at the house this coming week. I I understand the tracking report, it came into Long Beach, and now is in a truck in Atlanta, heading this way.
@markpospichal1309 2 ай бұрын
Very beautiful beach and clear water The hotel is amazing for that price (at least compared to here in the U.S.). You are right about it being touristy though, the video has a different feel from your usual ones and its not because you are doing anything differently. Don't take me wrong though, I did enjoy it. That annual pass is a fantastic deal, I'm looking forward to lots of exciting videos because of it! Thanks for posting.
@danielpredsox Ай бұрын
Hello Mark. It is very true regarding hotel price comparisons with the US. It somehow makes me feel better when I check prices in the Santa Rosa/Petaluma area of San Francisco where I last lived. A 1* Motel 6 off of Highway 101 in Petaluma with a negative rating sells for the same price as this property. I miss doing the CT videos as this travel stuff is fun for my brother and sister to watch but not the initial customer base that grew my channel. Robert didn't like that I wanted to check in with my wife Keti at some points throughout our jungle and mountain trips and kicked me out of Eddies CT group. That is another story in itself as I have no respect for him at all in the way he handled the situation. Karma will catch up to him soon. At any rate, I will continue to post whatever travel experiences that I encounter for the sole reason of my brother and sisters' ability to check it out. Any other people that watch and enjoy, I am Ex tactic.
@markpospichal1309 Ай бұрын
@@danielpredsox I am so sorry to hear how badly you were treated, it makes me feel both angry and hurt for you. Sickened. I think you are definitely the bigger man for moving on and letting karma deal with it. You are blessed with a great family. Please don't stop making videos, I for one get a great deal of enjoyment out of them. From the highest to the most mundane, they are all slices of life I would not get to see if not for you. When you mentioned Anthony Bourdain before, what came to mind was a picture someone took of him when he was a young, unknown, aspiring chef focused on preparing some fish to cook in his appartment. Don't give up, you never know how many lives you will touch...
@1joken 3 ай бұрын
You could have him make those for you to sell. I would buy one !
@mohammedabbasmeer99 3 ай бұрын
Hi, I have filled the tray full of water (covered the hole at the bottom of tray with Glue) and left for ice making. Unfortunately the tray has been broken. In online i couldn't find the accessories in tray. Do you have any idea for this
@markpospichal1309 3 ай бұрын
Such elegance! Again, thank you for taking me to a fascinating place I could never actually visit. Whether a 5+ star dining room or a street vendor's stall, I always love seeing the vast array of interesting and delicious looking foods. Thank you again for the work you put into making these videos.
@danielpredsox 2 ай бұрын
Sometimes Mark, a $1 bowl of street noodles tastes so much better than a $20 steak with linen napkins and someone grinding pepper for me. I have made my travels a mission, I want to duplicate some of the feelings one of my favorite travelers experienced - Anthony Bourdain. He is my inspiration for doing some of the side trips that we do. I miss him a lot.
@Vintage_Garage 3 ай бұрын
Another great hotel review! I enjoy them all. I don't think there is anything like that hotel outside of perhaps Dubai, certainly not in Florida.. LOL.. It reminded me a bit of the Icon Siam Mall in Bangkok with multi-story artwork. I don't think you can find a 3 star hotel anywhere in this county (Citrus). Plantation Resort in Crystal River may be a 3 star, as it claims to be. I think the best chance for a 3 start hotel in the country would be in Crystal River. When I do a search for 5 star hotels in Florida, most of them turn out to be 4 stars. Search used to work before it got taken over by ad revenue. You need to do a review of the Holiday Inn Express in Inverness, Florida, to see if it's 2.5 rating is accurate. I didn't see Govinda in this video. I don't think three on a CT125 would pass muster in Florida, but you and Keti could ride a CT or a Super Cub together, while Govinda follows behind on the Dax e. E-bikes in Florida can be ridden by riders of any age, and with no drivers licenses. The only requirement is under age 16 you have to wear a helmet.
@danielpredsox 2 ай бұрын
Its amazing Vaughn, some of these 4 and five star properties we have the pleasure to experience are the same price as a Motel 6 (customer satisfaction rating of 1) off Highway 101 in Petaluma California. It is incredible what the dollar can get here in Southeast Asia vs. the USA. when and if we get to Florida, you can guarantee that I will allot a couple days to spend in your neck of the woods. Govinda and I would love to see your museum of minibikes (so would Keti). In the 90's I worked at The Boca Raton Resort and Club for 7 years. It was a five-star five diamond property. It since has lost that credential. This was the first high end resort that I had the pleasure of working for and learning techniques from. After that was the Ritz Carlton in Maui, the Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix and several others in between. I miss the business but am much happier here in Thailand living the dream with Keti and Govinda.
@bumble633 3 ай бұрын
Why leave?
@danielpredsox 2 ай бұрын
Sorry for the delay. I agree, this was a property that was sad to leave. Every part of service and hospitality was spot on. I hope that you have a chance to experience Bangkok with them. Thanks so much for watching. Please like and subscribe, more cool stuff to come.
@richardduke9788 3 ай бұрын
I guess my comments take a while to post . Oh yes 👍. A Jr. Captain in training !
@danielpredsox 3 ай бұрын
Govinda did a great job getting us safely into the lake area. He is a quick learner with anything he tackles. Happy Songkran. As always, thanks for watching.
@markpospichal1309 3 ай бұрын
The traditional boat was a great choice, the quality of the craftsmanship was amazing as well as being beautiful. The whole experience looked enviable, your family was obviously having a good time. Thanks for sharing!
@danielpredsox 3 ай бұрын
Mark, as always, thank you so much for watching and being one of my dedicated followers. I know my themes have shifted somewhat from the Honda CT to more adventure travelling and we truly appreciate your watching. YES, I agree. The traditional houseboat is the way to go. It is a once and done lifetime experience that I certainly would recommend to anyone in that area of the world.
@richardduke9788 3 ай бұрын
The pineapple 🍍 leaf walls look great 👍 ! The Captain is maintaining his focus on his job 👏 .
@008jim 4 ай бұрын
Yea the louder the noise the less annoying it is, dah.
@danielpredsox 4 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching. The Huey type noise seems to scare off wild elephants in the jungles. I have not seen one yet.
@ramban3488 4 ай бұрын
What’s the name of?
@Vintage_Garage 4 ай бұрын
Excellent camera work.. much better than using a chest or helmet cam. Always steady and pointed in the most interesting direction.
@danielpredsox 2 ай бұрын
Hello Vaughn, just getting caught up on some comments. Keti is my videographer and almost always captures much more than having the camera strapped to my chest. She gets nervous but does it happily because she doesn't want me doing it with the camera in one hand and the other hand on the throttle. Keep up your great work and consider my recommendation of a video trip down to Sanibel Island. In my opinion, Sanibel is the best hidden gem from the tourist population in Florida. Simply spectacular.
@Vintage_Garage 2 ай бұрын
@@danielpredsox Daniel, That is a good idea to visit Sanibel Island, and I will try to do it. In the winter of 1965-1966, I lived in a college dorm in Coral Gables. One of the men on my floor had heard of Sanibel Island and said we needed to see it. It was my understanding that at the time, there were no hotels on the island, and not much in the way of shops or residences. When I research the island today, I see that that was not true, with the oldest hotel on the island being more than 60 years old at the time. The causeway to the island was built in 1963, so in 1965, the island was still pretty much undiscovered. I was also under the mis-impression that commercial development was not permitted on the island and that it was a nature preserve. In any event, two of us rode to Sanibel and back over the Tamiami Trail, my first time on the Trail and also my only trip to Sanibel. I think it was just a weekend one-day trip over and back, and we spent the day walking the south-facing beach collecting shells, and other marine artifacts. We either thought there were no hotels there, or more likely, we couldn't afford one in those days. When I do the math, I think it has been almost 59 years since I was last there. I do need to make a return trip to see it now.
@Vintage_Garage 2 ай бұрын
@@danielpredsox Daniel, That is a good idea to visit Sanibel Island, and I will try to do it. In the winter of 1965-1966, I lived in a college dorm in Coral Gables. One of the men on my floor had heard of Sanibel Island and said we needed to see it. It was my understanding that at the time, there were no hotels on the island, and not much in the way of shops or residences. When I research the island today, I see that that was not true, with the oldest hotel on the island being more than 60 years old at the time. The causeway to the island was built in 1963, so in 1965, the island was still pretty much undiscovered. I was also under the mis-impression that commercial development was not permitted on the island and that it was a nature preserve. In any event, two of us rode to Sanibel and back over the Tamiami Trail, my first time on the Trail and also my only trip to Sanibel. I think it was just a weekend one-day trip over and back, and we spent the day walking the south-facing beach collecting shells, and other marine artifacts. We either thought there were no hotels there, or more likely, we couldn't afford one in those days. When I do the math, I think it has been almost 59 years since I was last there. I do need to make a return trip to see it now.
@Vintage_Garage 2 ай бұрын
The KZfaq bot deleted my reply... not sure why
@Vintage_Garage 2 ай бұрын
I will send it to you in an email.
@Vintage_Garage 4 ай бұрын
I agree with Mark, a very enjoyable video of an interesting place I know I will never be able to see, and I appreciate seeing it through your videos. Your experience of riding on either the left or right sides of the road, and your youth, fitness, and adventure spirit really open up opportunities that most people will never have.
@markpospichal1309 4 ай бұрын
Looking at those hills I would definitely opt for the bike, walking up a 45 degree hill I could do without! Yes I am enjoying these videos...
@danielpredsox 2 ай бұрын
YES, at my age hills and my body do not always agree with each other. Much happier in a foreign land on some sort of motorized vehicle.
@markpospichal1309 4 ай бұрын
Very cool architecture and interesting local life. I really enjoy these views of places I would love to see in person but know I will never be able to. Its kind of like the feeling I got as a kid studying articles about faraway places in National Geographic. Thank you for the work you put into making them, its apreciated...
@danielpredsox 2 ай бұрын
Mark, I am so sorry for the lack of response. Your comment brings back memories of me as a 8-10 year old boy growing up in Boston. In our basement, my Dad accumulated a knee high stack of National Geographic magazines. I spent so much time imagining wild adventures in so many exotic places. I never really realized that I am living that dream until I read your comment. The world is an amazing place . A quote I love is this : We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us. I am blessed to have a Thai wife who also loves the exploration. Take care Mark and Thanks
@itakeiteasy1762 5 ай бұрын
Where did you get the crash guards from?
@sinbad8562 5 ай бұрын
Hey dude mine doesn't work very well the ice doesn't fall! I dont know why this is happening :(
@danielpredsox 5 ай бұрын
I understand completely. I had the same problem for the first three years. Very frustrating until I figured out that the lever needs to be turned to release the ice cubes. Make sure to refill with water once that step has been completed.
@sinbad8562 5 ай бұрын
@@danielpredsox yeah I know but I can't seem to find the right temperature because the ice cubes keep sticking on to the tray and they won't fall out
@danielpredsox 5 ай бұрын
try below freezing, that should help.
@sinbad8562 4 ай бұрын
@@danielpredsox Hey dude you were right it was the temperature it's working fine now 😀
@LuxxSlovenia 4 ай бұрын
@@sinbad8562did you lower the temperature from leta say -10 to -20°C? mine wont come out too
@205executive 5 ай бұрын
very helpful
@rlmint 5 ай бұрын
Why did you decide to stay there in Da Nang? I'm curious as to how far the Carinae is from My Khê and My An beach areas
@danielpredsox 5 ай бұрын
Great questions. Last year while visiting friends in San Francisco, Keti and I took a trip to Angels Camp and Murphys California for a few days. We stayed at a place called Woldmark in Angels Camp. It was part of a timeshare thing, so we decided to have the free breakfast and listen to what they had to say for an hour. As a result, I declined the $50 Amazon gift card and went with the one-week voucher to stay at any property associated with this organization. Well, we live in Chiang Mai and the only property listed in Vietnam was the Carinae. Keti had never been to Vietnam and there is a direct flight from Chiang Mai to Danang. So, we booked it. Both My Khe and My Beaches are to the north of Carinae. 16-18 minutes by motorbike. Basically, Carinae is almost dead center between the main beach areas of Danang and the town of Hoi An. Thanks for the question and watching.
@rlmint 5 ай бұрын
Thanks for the detailed explanation Daniel. That was a very good deal for you. It's really interesting in that they were never able to develop that area... It's a ghost town. I am looking forward to visiting Vietnam, Da Nang, Nha Trang, Dalat, Phú Yên and the North as well... How do you like living in Chiang Mai? I've heard great things.
@Vintage_Garage 5 ай бұрын
My long comment here about my trip to Danang was deleted.
@rlmint 5 ай бұрын
What did it say?
@Vintage_Garage 5 ай бұрын
@@rlmint It just recounted my trip to Danang in 2015 and asked Daniel some questions. When the KZfaq bot deleted my comment, I sent him an email instead. I think the bot deleted it because I put a link in my comment to something I thought Daniel would find interesting.
@Vintage_Garage 5 ай бұрын
Very enjoyable video and I agree with the word spooky. Did you ever figure out where the people went? The streets used to be wall-to-wall locals on scooters..
@markpospichal1309 5 ай бұрын
Thank you for the tour. It looked very enjoyable, great food too! Sad about the abandoned complexes, kind of spooky but would make a great set to film a post apocalypse movie...
@danielpredsox 2 ай бұрын
It was such a great location, conveniently located between Da Nang and Hoi An. Its eeriness and spooky atmosphere was a major draw for me. If and when we return, I will be sure to check this location out again. Amazing, aggressive foresight with massive dreams and major developments hoping for future tourism that never developed. It was like we were in a real-life movie not knowing where everyone went and why no one was around. Very weird experience. Easy motorbiking around the area which despite the decrepit infrastructure, the nature was outstanding and oceans clear and wild.
@richardduke9788 5 ай бұрын
The buffet makes me hungry 😋 !
@danielpredsox 2 ай бұрын
I love the buffets but at my age now buffets do not necessarily agree with me. So, I came up with a solution. Instead of two or three large plates overflowing with outstanding selection, I now just do several dozen small plates. Seems to make me and more importantly Keti feel better about the feast. Sorry for the delay in my response. Hope you are well.
@markpospichal1309 5 ай бұрын
Looking at your ribs made my mouth water!!!
@Vintage_Garage 5 ай бұрын
I watched this video at 2:00 in the morning, and it made me so hungry that I went to the refrigerator and got a few slices of Black Forest Ham sandwich meat, rolled them up and ate them. Not as good as your recipe, but the closest I could get to it.
@Vintage_Garage 6 ай бұрын
Honda USA just announced that the 2024 CT125 here will be yellow.. I'd appreciate it if you would report on any Cub House customs on the yellow CT125, if any are made.. thanks.
@Vintage_Garage 6 ай бұрын
A very enjoyable video. Thanks for posting it.
@Vintage_Garage 6 ай бұрын
I enjoyed the video. How did you start going to Goa? I have a big gap in my world travels that could be solved by taking a cruise from Singapore to Dubai. I'd pick up Columbo, Goa, Mumbai and a couple of more stops.
@richardduke9788 6 ай бұрын
Thanks for the tour !
@danielpredsox 6 ай бұрын
Hello Richard, I highly recommend visiting anywhere along the coastline in Goa. The ideal trip would be one week in the north, one week in the south and the last week mid Goa which is closest to the airpirt for an easy departure. Surprisingly clean, inexpensive and sooo friendly. Thanks for watching.
@jonnymac66 7 ай бұрын
Wow great view for the celebrations 🎉
@Vintage_Garage 7 ай бұрын
Good to see a successful end to the bird attack.. glad nothing was damaged. Cold here this week. I am not used to Florida winter, as I am usually travelling to a warm climate in the winter. This is the first winter in 10 years that I haven't traveled.
@markpospichal1309 7 ай бұрын
Didn't realize there was a part 2. Glad it all turned out ok ('cept for missing the fireworks). A blessed '24 for you and the family and agree may they not force EVs down everyone's throat.
@markpospichal1309 7 ай бұрын
I'd never imagine a display of that magnitude in my wildest dreams; So Cool!!! Hope the pigeon got away and your wife got calmed down. Guess that's bringing the year in with a bang... Thanks
@danielpredsox 7 ай бұрын
We have a 280-degree view from the 14th floor. That really allows us to enjoy the whole panoramic displays. The ones from the One Nimman Tower ended up coming pretty close. For some reason, I think having a pigeon fly into your home exactly as the midnight New Years Eve fireworks are erupting, is GOOD LUCK. At least that is the way I am approaching it. We are lucky he didn't break anything and even luckier he did not bring his wife. Happy New Year to you and everyone important to you. Take care.
@Vintage_Garage 7 ай бұрын
That was something.. you do have the best view in the city. Had to laugh at the bird chase.. sorry..
@danielpredsox 7 ай бұрын
I think the only person he didn't or wont laugh was Keti. We were lucky that bird didn't break anything during his misadventure. I send you a video from a friend showing the Honda Cub House in Rayong. Very impressive as is your Vintage Garage
@richardduke9788 7 ай бұрын
Woww 🎉 , nice fireworks plus a wild pigeon 😅 !
@danielpredsox 7 ай бұрын
I wish the pigeon timed his arrival a little later. Unfortunately, I missed some of the festivities happening in an outdoor setting. Great fireworks as always in Chiang Mai. We do not venture out on New Years Eve, very content at home. In Thailand it is day 3 of the nine deadliest days on the road. 88% of fatalities are motorbikes. Both of mine stay safe in the basement garage of out building. Happy New Year to you and anyone special to you.
@markpospichal1309 7 ай бұрын
Good to see you out there again. Hope that soil isn't like the clay here or it will be hellish in the rainy season! Happy New Year and thanks for the video.
@danielpredsox 7 ай бұрын
Happy New Year to you and yours. It has been quite awhile since doing a motorbike video. I think I have renewed interest in doing them. This ride was fun with Eddie and Robert. You are right, in monsoon season this "road" would be unmanageable and very dangerous. As always Mark, thanks for watching.
@TeamDNFracing 7 ай бұрын
Quit softening the front forks and stiffen them up. I tried your softer settings and had a lot of the clunking on this ride. Try it, crank down on those adjusting screws.....
@Vintage_Garage 7 ай бұрын
A very enjoyable video. That double track concrete is pretty tough, but it seemed like maybe a maintenance crew had filled in a few of the worst ruts between the tracks since your ride there last year. I hope you got in a beverage break before you returned home.. LOL
@ToiletFinger 7 ай бұрын
This is so cool!
@annafraley5388 9 ай бұрын
Boy, that road leaving the beach 6:01 Was pretty gnarly goin up ⬆️ hill with 3 people on a small tire scooter 🛵… Good show, Eddie & Robert would be Proud of you.😎👍👏🥳
@danielpredsox 9 ай бұрын
Awesome observation. Most of the time, the camera does not accurately depict how steep certain trails or roads actually are. Most people do not pick up on the degree of difficulty, BUT you did. The Honda CTs would have traversed that area effortlessly. But as you pointed out, a scooter with 12" tires and my wife Keti and son Govinda onboard with me made it a little more adventurous and the shifting weight loads did not really help stability. All in all, we had an incredible time travelling thru India and we were especially happy that we brought our own helmets this trip as rental helmets can be rather nasty. Thank you very much for watching and hope to share some more interesting excursions soon. Take care.
@annafraley5388 8 ай бұрын
@@danielpredsox … yes, and the Shifting Weight… one must NOT overlook That…!!! True statement on the nastiness of rental helmets ⛑️
@markpospichal1309 9 ай бұрын
Very beautiful place! Thank you for taking us along. Obviously they even clean up after the cows which would be a monumental task considering how many there are. Neat how the beach dogs are friendly too. I wish we could have street food vendors like that here where I live in the states...
@Vintage_Garage 9 ай бұрын
I've really enjoyed your travel videos. Before my trip to Thailand last year, all of my travels to Asia were by cruise ship, staying in one port for one day each. I spent perhaps four winters doing it, and saw perhaps two dozen sea ports in Japan, and three or four each in Korea, China, Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, and one in Cambodia. A few 28 day cruises may stop in Bangkok twice, two weeks apart, but they won't let you off and pick you up in two weeks, so it is impossible to get to Chiang Mai on a one day stop in Laem Chabang, Koi Samui, or Phuket. I visited the tourist sites there, because it didn't know about the Cub House in Koi Samui or Phuket, and when I went to Bangkok, I walked around and rode the public transportation for one day each time. The only memorable thing I can remember from Thailand from my cruising days was visiting the Thomson house in Bangkok. I took the bus to near there, walked to Thompson, spent a couple of hours walking around Bangkok and then took the bus back to Laem Chabang. I have taken many cruises between Singapore and Tokyo, but never between Singapore and Dubai, so I have never seen any of India, and that is a big gap in my travels. I did manage to spend three days in Rangoon (Yangon) in Myanmar, but that is the closest I got to India. India has a cruise port in Mormugao, about 25 miles from Goa, and another in Mumbai, both are popular as stops between Singapore and Dubai. They typically would also stop in Columba, Sri Lanka as well. Not sure I will be able to live long enough to see Goa, so I appreciate your video.
@ToiletFinger 9 ай бұрын
I just got that same pipe - based partly on your recommendation.
@danielpredsox 9 ай бұрын
Congrats, I hope that you will be as happy with the purchase as I still am. There certainly are cheaper out there but I am a true believer in that you get what you pay for. Thanks for watching and enjoy your CT
@Vintage_Garage 9 ай бұрын
Two thumbs up..enjoyed the video.. thanks for posting it.
@Vintage_Garage 9 ай бұрын
I'm enjoying the whole travel series.. Govinda is becoming a man of the world, already visiting more countries than most of the adults in Florida.
@danielpredsox 10 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching. The Old City Chiang Mai is a square mile surrounded by a moat. Outside the old city, Chiang Mai area spread vastly out in all directions. The most mountainous ateas of Chiang Mai are to the north and west. That is were we do most of our riding and exploring. Have a great day.