Taken on September 13, 2014 at Jatujak Park
DAILY PHOTO: Topiary Skills at JJ Park
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DAILY PHOTO: Pre-Fight Ritual
Taken on September 13, 2015 at Rangsit International Boxing Stadium
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DAILY PHOTO: In a Neutral Corner
DAILY PHOTO: Jatujak Clock Tower
Taken on Sunday September 13, 2015 at Jatujak Market (a.k.a. Chatuchak, JJ Market, or the Weekend Market.)
I got outside the immediate environs of the Muay Thai Institute (MTI) for the first time during this visit. I spent the morning at the weekend market and strolling Jatujak Park. Which are relatively close and easy to get to from MTI . They’ll be fights this afternoon at the Rangsit Boxing Stadium, and then rest day will be over and it’ll back to the gym starting tomorrow at 7am.
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DAILY PHOTO: Boat on a Still Lake
Taken in the Summer of 2010 on Lake Titicaca
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DAILY PHOTO: Twisted Tree on the Ajanta Path
Taken in November of 2014 at Ajanta.
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DAILY PHOTO: Wat Mahathat Ruins
Taken in August of 2014 in Ayutthaya.
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DAILY PHOTO: Trainer Stretches Fighter
Taken September 6, 2015 at Rangsit International Boxing Stadium
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DAILY-ish PHOTO: Fight’s End
Taken September 6, 2015 in Rangsit, Thailand
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DAILY PHOTO: 1300 & Out
Taken in September of 2014 in Bangkok
“The title of this post doesn’t make a lick of sense?” you say.
But it does. This is my 1,300th post, and I’m going on travel for a few weeks to train muaythai at the Muay Thai Institute in Rangsit, Thailand. I may or may not post during the next three weeks depending upon what kind of pummeling I sustain to the brain-pan region.
The photo above as taken about a year ago on the Chao Phraya in Bangkok.
I’ll leave you with a thought for the day: If everybody around you holds the same beliefs as you, you’re not a member of a community, you’re a member of a cult.
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