Nong Khai Gallery of Photos - Unmettled Roads - CycleBlaze

December 25, 2019 to December 29, 2019

Nong Khai Gallery of Photos

Nong Khai Gallery of Photos

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This is just half of the front of this guy's shop. It goes back quite a long way as well but if you go down the tunnel you realize you can't see anything. Stuff is floor to ceiling. There must be stuff in there that is fifty years old and still in the original packaging.
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Mike PalmquistI would never go down the tunnel. It would be like Silence of the Lambs creepy to me. Just. No.
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4 years ago
Every time we walked down this street this guy creeped me out.
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Ron SuchanekJust imagine if they put big billboards of Eric Trump everywhere.
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4 years ago
I'm pretty sure these are made in Thailand. That's why they are not the cheapest wheelbarrows. 2200 Baht = $73. But, there's some pretty cool colors.
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New Tuk Tuks.
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My favorite restaurant in Nong Khai. Everyday there are many choices in the trays. About 11:30AM they start putting it all in bags to sell as take away so you better take an early lunch.
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These are hard little green apple-like fruit that's kind of tasteless.
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These, on the other hand, have all sorts of taste.
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Jen RahnHave you tried these?

For some reason spicy lobster sounds good to me, but I just can't imagine a squid-flavored potato chip.
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4 years ago
Bruce LellmanWe tried Spicy Lobster last trip and it was good. Hot Chili Squid was new for us this trip. It's devine.
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4 years ago
Ron SuchanekI'll take your word for it. Sounds dreadful. Do they have regular potato flavored Lays Stax?
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4 years ago
Andrea BrownTo Ron SuchanekYes. And Barbecue too. So you’re covered.
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4 years ago
Mike PalmquistWoa.

Hot Chili Squid.
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4 years ago
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There was a festival of food and music every night along the promenade in Nong Khai from before Christmas until Jan. 2nd. It was very beautiful to see how much the Thais enjoy their festivals.
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I don't know what this is but we see them all over.
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Bill ShaneyfeltMight be some kind of Ruellia, based on image comparisons.

https://www.southernliving.com/plants/ruellia
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4 years ago
Bruce LellmanTo Bill ShaneyfeltYes, I think you are right. Thank you, Bill.
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4 years ago
We don't know what this is either but it's gorgeous. It can cover a small building.
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This geckos head has been fuzzed out to protect his identity.
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Jen RahnYou can't fool me. I know that gecko! It's Earl Bailey.
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4 years ago
Ron SuchanekAhh, so THAT'S where Jimmy Hoffa ended up.
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4 years ago
Barbecued eggs do not have a great taste as you might imagine.
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Scott AndersonWhat color are they inside? I wonder if they’re anything like the awful stone eggs I tried in Taiwan.
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Jen RahnHow do they compare to canned chicken?
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4 years ago
Bruce LellmanTo Scott AndersonNo, they are normal. So, if they are normal why do it? They don't taste like anything other than normal either.
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4 years ago
A party boat moored in the Mekong River.
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