Amornphant Villa Rayong
147 Moo3, Saakpong, Amphur Klaeng Rayong, Thailand
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Mosquitoes, Manti and Muay Thai
... we had been eating 2 meals a day our stomachs had shrank.
We headed up to Naga for the start of the Thai boxing. It was pretty quiet when we arrived but throughout the night locals began arriving for the main event and various tourists. We ended up speaking with 2 guys on a summer break from uni, I almost killed them when they said they had just turned 21, and a group of International School teachers from Pattaya on the mainland. I should have ...
All good things come to an end eventually
... different ways I could live my life. The possibilities are endless it seems, if you get over the fear of change. But for now, it's time to go home, catch up with those wonderful people close to me and enjoy everyday life in Ireland with all its pleasures :). Until it's time for a new adventure!
' The world is a book, those who don't travel only read a page' Saint Augustine
A final little sidestory: For those who ...
Tubing and other near-death experiences
... my life."
Our ticket out of Vinh was Mr Hai's 'tourist bus' the next day. While Mr Hai has the advantage of being the only person in Vinh who can speak a word of English, he may want to invest in a better dictionary as, last time we checked, 'tourist bus' doesn't mean an ancient, rickety freight coach full to the brim of bags of rice, crates of beer and gawping Vietnamese men. We handed over the last of our Vietnamese Dong for a Laos visa at ...
My Tropical Island Weekend Getaway
... notice of me and as I overheard a young guy on the phone saying, "There are sooo manyyy gaysss" I realized that yes, I had in fact landed in Gayville, Ko Samet.
Laughing at my fortune (good or bad), I spent the afternoon lying out, watching the happy couples sunbathing together and gay men frolicking in the water. The sun was shining bright, the sand was soft and white under my toes and the water was warm and a gorgeous aqua blue green. This was ...
A little corner of paradise
Sand as soft as snow and waters more blue than the sky...Koh Samet is a charming little island isn't it??
Much smaller than I imagined, considering it is Bangkok's backyard beach, Koh Samet feels a million miles away from the craziness of Bangkok.
When we arrived off the ship, Dayne and I ignored the taxis and grabbed some munch in a little ...


