Ao Prao Resort Koh Samet
Moo4, Tumbol Phe, Amphure Mueng 60, Rayong Koh Samet, Thailand
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The wedding, Part 1: massage and meeting Nancie
I met Nancie, an American, in Pai on my way to do a Thai massage. Having just suffered two sessions conducted by nincompoops, I was not in a mood for another bad landing. Nancie was chirping sweetly at the shop door on her way out, so I asked if the massage was good. "Fabulous, she said, Pa is a Shan master." I tried Pa, who was fabulous, so Nancie …
Delights and disasters in Koh Samet - Ao Prao
Koh Samet was a surprise. It is the first time we arrived to a well-visited tourist destination and find bad roads. More then bad - shocking. Taxi trucks wait by the ferry and charge B200 per person to drive about 15 minutes to the Ao Prao Bay and you need a strong back to survive this journey. On the way we are stopped by the tourist police who …
Ko Samet Is Beautiful!
Sumalai and I went round trip by minivan from Bangkok to/from the Samed Resorts Pier. Ao Prao and Le Virmarn tranports their guests by speedboat (about 10 minutes) at regular intervals. We stayed at Ao Prao and met the people who will help us with the wedding next month. I will spare you the details and let the plans be a surprise.
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Just keep on rubbing that lucky Buddha.
I slept surprisingly well in my 3 dollar room, got up and had a smoothie first thing. I walked around the back packer district for a while and when a Thai man pulled me over to his stall and started showing me the food I could order their, my belly gave in. He also had a German man pulled aside and we chuckled about his mannerisms and sat down for …
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