Any Steemians in Chiang Mai, Thailand for the Loy Krathong Festival? (Lantern Festival) If you're in Chaing Mai and want to hook up with other Steemians we will be hanging at the south and east gates of old town between 5-7 PM on the 21st (today) and the 22nd of November, 2018.
Let's Meet Up
I'll be meeting up with 
Hive account@lewisjfclarke at his place around the south of old town at around 7-ish with 
Hive account@teamsteem and 
Hive account@mikemeister tonight. Planning to walk around and snap some photos and have a few drinks along the way.
I'm going to head downtown around 5 PM and scout locations to shoot the main lantern release the following day. Eventually will make my way down to the iron bridge to get some shots of lanterns being released on the river. Come join us!
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Map Of Areas To Find Us
The areas marked in red along the south and east walls of Old Town and heading east to the Iron Bridge on the Ping River is where we'll be hanging out. You can message us on this post and we can send live Google coordinates.
Hope to see you there (Nov 21 and 22)
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