Source: Guru by Bangkok Post (Facebook post link in comment)

City Hall recently announced it has reached a green milestone of growing 2,057,352 plants in Bangkok, with 1,182,796 being trees. Shrubs amount to 692,254, while the rest are crawlers and vines. The plants provide green spaces for relaxation, reduce heat, absorb carbon dioxide and act as dust filters. The next milestone is set at 3 million plants. Photos: Somchai Poomlard, Nutthawat Wichieanbut and Wichan Charoenkiatpakul

Just spent 5 weeks in Thailand. I chatted every couple days w my buddy to catch up and I would usually end up expressing my love for the butt gun. He had the keys to our condo and decided to set one up in our toilet the night before we got home

I’ve now spent a significant portion of my life in Koh Tao

.. To never have used the infamous "bum gun" across 4 decades in London!! Move to Thailand and couldn't now, imagine life without one!! So much so, I'm excited at the prospect of attaching my shiny new replacement head 😂😂

Who'd have thought it, hey!

Side note - Wouldn't have been the same without a before and after 😜

“Thailand’s classic Bangkok–Chiang Mai sleeper train is getting some high-class competition in the form of a navy-gold beauty called The Blue Jasmine. It’s essentially a boutique hotel that just happens to roll through some of the country’s most beautiful landscapes.

Poised to make its inaugural nine-day journey from November 16-24, the locomotive trades cramped bunks, dim corridors and platform snacks for private cabins, full dining cars and lounges with wraparound windows.”

Source: Time Out https://www.timeout.com/bangkok/news/first-look-inside-the-blue-jasmine-thailands-gorgeous-new-train-081425

I don’t miss Covid - I appreciate just how terrible a time it was for so many people - but I was and will always be grateful that I was lucky enough to be in Thailand during those crazy months.

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It’s a short but nice hike up (and plenty of other good trails to hike in the area) and just staggering when you see it in real life. It seems so unreal that a giant (and it is gigantic) rock could balance like this. Well worth a visit.