Looking through the available events around Bangkok on Facebook, I find 2 that interest me today. First up is the Triumph Demo day. Join our Website - https://www.dia.net.au The ThailandHUB Social Forum: https://thailandhub.dia.net.au Follow us on Patreon - https://goo.gl/LdZ18W I was expecting a bigger turnout for the Triumph Demo Day event, but I guess most people are at the Bangkok Motor Show. Another possible reason is that people are waiting for the sun to go down so it isn't quite as hot to ride. This didn't stop me or Jay and his girlfriend from dropping by. Jay has been looking at the Bonneville as his next bike so it was a good opportunity to try out the T100 and the T120. As I've mentioned in previous comment replies on other demo ride days, I'm not looking to upgrade just yet, but my bike isn't jealous of me riding other bikes, so all is good in my world. It's really a biker etiquette where you never ask a fellow biker if you can ride their bike, but if they offer, then you're sweet. At least with the demo days, you do get to try things out without overstepping any lines. Needless to say, we got the chance to ride the Bonnies and then we headed off for lunch just down the road. Jane, Jay's girlfriend, chose the BBQ Plaza for lunch which worked out to be a good choice. I haven't been to one of these in quite a while. Triumph Motorcycles (Praram 5 Showroom) https://goo.gl/maps/AxsdLMwEALw __ __ __ __ __ __ I chose early retirement over working the 40 40 40 plan and now I'm living stress-free as an Aussie expat living in Thailand with my Thai girlfriend. Our Video Blog covers the typical things we find ourselves doing as we build our life together living in the suburbs of Bangkok. My fiancée is a post-op ladyboy and we have been together since 2009. I finally moved to Thailand in September 2016 because the 8 years of travelling to see her were taking its toll. We hope we will give you a unique perspective on Thailand life and lifestyle as we go about our daily life and sometimes explore the Land of Smiles. Pop on over to our channel, and if you like what you see, pop a click on the Subscribe button so you can catch the latest videos on your YouTube feed. Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVIVApPtsU5bG01yH6I78zA?sub_confirmation=1 Don't forget to check out our blog where I'll be uploading additional stories and information about Thailand - http://www.dia.net.au/ You are more than welcome to visit my friend Dan's website where you will find additional videos from around Thailand https://danaboutthailand.com If you feel inclined, you have the option to make a financial donation to this channel at Paypal. I will endeavour to give you a mention in an upcoming video if you want: https://www.paypal.me/WarrenGerdes If you wan ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQej-SOC-u4

Chanya picked the most adorable place to visit on her day off today. Join our Website - https://www.dia.net.au The ThailandHUB Social Forum: https://thailandhub.dia.net.au Follow us on Patreon - https://goo.gl/LdZ18W Even after 2 and 1/2 years living in Bangkok, I'm still surprised by some of the special places. This place, the Dog Country Cafe is no exception. I'm always browsing the internet looking for something unique, but it was Chanya who picked this place. I'm getting the feeling she wants a new dog. Of course, I'm not that easy to convince that owning a dog here in the suburbs is a good idea. They need places to run and things to keep them occupied but there is no real space for that. Aside from the soi dogs roaming, most dog owners around our way keep their dogs in cages which simply won't be something I would stand for. Of course, it will end up being me who takes the dog out for playtime which will work given Chanya works now. I would still be concerned about the interaction with the soi dogs and their territorial boundaries. The main thing that holds me back right now is that I haven't got over the passing of my last dog who died at the age of 17. Dog Country Cafe https://goo.gl/maps/n1pJVxrkqj1CBi477 __ __ __ __ __ __ I chose early retirement over working the 40 40 40 plan and now I'm living stress-free as an Aussie expat living in Thailand with my Thai girlfriend. Our Video Blog covers the typical things we find ourselves doing as we build our life together living in the suburbs of Bangkok. My fiancée is a post-op ladyboy and we have been together since 2009. I finally moved to Thailand in September 2016 because the 8 years of travelling to see her were taking its toll. We hope we will give you a unique perspective on Thailand life and lifestyle as we go about our daily life and sometimes explore the Land of Smiles. Pop on over to our channel, and if you like what you see, pop a click on the Subscribe button so you can catch the latest videos on your YouTube feed. Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVIVApPtsU5bG01yH6I78zA?sub_confirmation=1 Don't forget to check out our blog where I'll be uploading additional stories and information about Thailand - http://www.dia.net.au/ You are more than welcome to visit my friend Dan's website where you will find additional videos from around Thailand https://danaboutthailand.com If you feel inclined, you have the option to make a financial donation to this channel at Paypal. I will endeavour to give you a mention in an upcoming video if you want: https://www.paypal.me/WarrenGerdes If you want to keep in touch, here are some of the links you'll need:- Our Facebook Video Creators Page: https://www.facebook.com/chanya.wazza/ My Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PopeKael Chanya ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ge7VUC8W_94