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**buchmausar** · 09-22-2012, 06:42 AM

Kuhn Mel, Could you please tell us what type of vegetable chamoung & khanom dok din are? Are they root vegetables which grow underground, vine, bush, or some other type?
I did a google search for these and it brought me back to this thread. I, also, am interested in heirloom vegetables.

I also have tried to find information on ruesi dud ton, the Thai form of exercise. I read that it was created to give the muscles a good stretch after yoga asanas, so I am assuming it would be a good companion to yoga. I don't recall ever seeing it done in Bangkok. Is it commonly practiced nowadays?

I got the information on ruesi dud ton from an article linked to a thread on this forum. Thanks to whoever posted it. ( Was that you?)

Krap kuhn, kha.

09-22-2012, 06:42 AM	#9
buchmausar Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 548 Senior Member	Kuhn Mel, Could you please tell us what type of vegetable chamoung & khanom dok din are? Are they root vegetables which grow underground, vine, bush, or some other type? I did a google search for these and it brought me back to this thread. I, also, am interested in heirloom vegetables. I also have tried to find information on ruesi dud ton, the Thai form of exercise. I read that it was created to give the muscles a good stretch after yoga asanas, so I am assuming it would be a good companion to yoga. I don't recall ever seeing it done in Bangkok. Is it commonly practiced nowadays? I got the information on ruesi dud ton from an article linked to a thread on this forum. Thanks to whoever posted it. ( Was that you?) Krap kuhn, kha.
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