Over the weekend, we also found this awesome night market which focuses on antique themes. The place is call Rod Fai Market. Basically it is an open-air bazaar set beside an abandoned railroad track, the vintage look never goes out of style. Spread on the ground is all kinds of collectibles and memorabilia from the yesteryear, from antique furniture to hippy fashion to Mao kitsch. But it could be hard to find, as it’s tucked behind what appears to be an abandoned warehouse near the Chatuchak Weekend Market.
I noticed there are two sections to the market. Facing Kamphaeng Phet Road, the front section occupies a large empty space that looks like a parking lot. Here, market vendors display their collections on the ground or on makeshift props like wooden crates, pallets and retro cars. After I venture further in, down a narrow backstreet and you will get to the abandoned warehouse where even more vendors and goods fill the entire area that leads to the old trains and railroad tracks.The variety of products available is impressive. I saw everything from household goods, old electronic appliances and used auto parts to secondhand clothes, shoes and fashion accessories – all vintage style of course. I was told many vendors are also collectors of vintage items, so it’s not uncommon to see hobbyist items such as old cameras, bikes, Coca-Cola collectibles and Japanese anime toys on sale as well. Anyways, i uploaded some photos here.
On the other note, Mummys oral glucose test results says she has high sugar. So the hospital gave us some sort of glucose monitoring test kit and mummy has to stick the needle in her fingertwice a day to get a little blood to check her sugar level. And that really bothers mummy because you see, mummy is afraid of needles. I mean who doesnt. I know i do. So here is some photos how it looks like. Till then, ciaoz !
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