Having lived in Thailand now for almost six years, I was ready for someplace a little different from the norm. It is difficult and in my opinion not a really wise idea to buy a house here so I choose to rent. My new house rents for less than an average apartment in the U.S.
There are some trials and tribulations involved, and one must be prepared for Thai style and customs, but the benefits far outweigh the problems. Here is a tour of my "new" home.......
There are some trials and tribulations involved, and one must be prepared for Thai style and customs, but the benefits far outweigh the problems. Here is a tour of my "new" home.......
So "Little Orphan Annie" has found a new home.....
Annie knows she has found a doggie dreamland and won't leave my side for more than a minute.
This is our "wood sala" after a little clean up and rearranging...
Just tall enough so that I can again bang my head if not carefull....
More old furniture, err "antiques"...
I actually did see this exact furniture set advertised in a magazine for about $400 so I guess it is worth something.
This area has come in handy when some of my friends have stopped in on their way back from dirt biking. We can sit and visit here and the muddy boots and clothes don't matter.
This area has come in handy when some of my friends have stopped in on their way back from dirt biking. We can sit and visit here and the muddy boots and clothes don't matter.
The truck just barely fits inside but there is ample room for my motorcycles
If you find yourself wandering around Thailand and need a place to chill out......
Ask for directions to the Orange House on the river.....
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