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Settling in
... mins. Plus the additional £20 I had to pay to get there. I had booked what I thought was a ticket on a mini-bus to Cambodia for the visa run. That morning I drove to the meeting point at 7.30am to be greeted by two Thai men, one on a scooter and one stood by a car. The one on the scooter shouts over "visa run - Cambodia". As I was the only Farrang there it had to be for me. Now, if it wasn’t for the fact I have already spent some time in Thailand, any ...
't Eiland ..
... was ze excited ? Maar goed zij op stap en ik had lekker de hotelkamer voor me alleen.
Het enige probleem was dat ik mn hotelkamer wel HEEL lang voor me alleen had, ik werd elk uur wakker om te kijken of ze er was, mn slaappil die ik van de dokter had gekregen durfde ik niet in te nemen omdat ik de deur dus open had laten staan. Maar het werd kwart over 8 en ze was er nogsteeds niet. Nu zou het wel heel krap worden want we zouden om kwart over ...
Koh Chang
... tried sleeping using his backpack as a pillow, and Stace laid in as many clothes as possible to avoid getting bitten by the mozzies the whole room was lighting up from the thunderstorm going off outside!
Getting up at 6am was not a chore, we were both up in a shot and out of the hut which was now freezing cold from the air con going into overdrive! (Mike got a cold brrrr!) We wondered up the road homeless (true backpacker stylee) ...
Scooting Around Ko Chang
... road nearly sent us toppling. I didn't spot it until quite late and I am not sure who was more surprised - me or him.
With some deft manouvering I managed to avoid him. Ali was convinced it was a poisonous one and has been busy searching the internet ever since to find out what type it was. Unfortunately, she know thinks there is a nest of them under our bungalow, to go with the family of lizards in the ...
The other end of the beach
... the rocks the sandy beaches start up again, but the vibe never goes back to what it was before the rocks.
From the rocky outcropping the bars and bungalows begin to take on a vertical, tumbledown look. You would more likely see the guests holding the neck of a rum bottle than sipping an umbrella drink. Leaning bungalows with tilting floors hang from the jungle cliffs and painted, rotting timbers decorate the bars and restaurants. There are rope swings ...