 
Two days of tropical rains have added some water to the pond at Wat That Dum. The pond, which had been bone-dry, generally overflows during the rainy season.
I've traveled these roads many times on a motorcycle, makes for tricky driving. At times legs outstretched to keep balanced.
Destination Waterfront
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Sakon Nakhon
I am about 3/4 finished sorting editing and uploading pictures. Still a way to go.
Not quite sure how to define "shared with me. Could be the number of visitors to my blog?
The playlist needs some serious editing |
Sakon Nakhon
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| - Update security patches
- Disconnect power source from device when not in use
- Change passwords frequently
- Adjust settings: disallow location services
- conduct private and sensitive discussions in person
- know where surveillance devices are kept
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Possibly some more rain overnight. By game time Saturday 41 C - 106 F. By next Tuesday add a few more degrees
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The matter made a reappearance in the headlines, when locals complained that they were losing money. "less paying customers."
Some of these at one time pristine islands and parks have been overrun with tourist, creating a daylong rush hour traffic. Pristine areas are getting trampled and trashed. It's all a result of mass tourism.
There's also insufficient infrastructure. Where there's trash, there have to be trash cans.
There are some parks which are not on my wish list. If I'm going to pay a higher price, then I just want to make sure it's worth it.
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