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**bobibnoxx** · 09-21-2012, 02:59 PM

Yes. I agree with Jerome. Once I got up early in the morning and walked along a soi for about a kilometer around 4. 30 when the sun had not yet risen.

It was not the concrete jungle that you see in the city. The owner of a small shop was still opening the doors of the shop. I walked in, sat on a bench and asked if coffee was available there. He said yes. I had a coffee, paid some 20 baht (if I remember right) and walked off.

Sois are more worth seeing than the concrete jungles of the city.

09-21-2012, 02:59 PM	#5
bobibnoxx Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 670 Senior Member	Yes. I agree with Jerome. Once I got up early in the morning and walked along a soi for about a kilometer around 4. 30 when the sun had not yet risen. It was not the concrete jungle that you see in the city. The owner of a small shop was still opening the doors of the shop. I walked in, sat on a bench and asked if coffee was available there. He said yes. I had a coffee, paid some 20 baht (if I remember right) and walked off. Sois are more worth seeing than the concrete jungles of the city.
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