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Facebook page Thailand blog more than 1.000 likes

21 August 2014

Thailandblog's fan page on Facebook has passed the magical limit of 1.000 'likes' today. Earlier this year, Thailandblog reached a milestone with more than 1.000 followers on Twitter.

More and more Thailand enthusiasts know how to find the Thailandblog fan page on Facebook. This means that more visitors also end up on the Thailandblog website via Facebook.

The fan page contains nice messages, photos and videos from Thailand and Dick van der Lugt's daily mini-column is just as popular.

Do you have a Facebook account, but are you not yet a fan of our page? Then click on the 'like' button: www.facebook.com/Thailandblog.nl on our fan page.

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didi says up

22 August 2014 to 12: 58

May I be one of the first to congratulate you on this top achievement.
Heartily.
Didit.

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23 August 2014 to 02: 04

Daydreaming warmly every day and longing for skytrain or shuttlebus…

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