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Tour of hilltribes
... Visited a karon village, and Linda felt for each villager, that she bought something from each tribe. At the Akha, we got invited into a house the guide knew, the woman just came back from the hills with lots of things she gathered in her woven back pack, bamboo worms that they fry (thank goodness i was not offerred to eat the worms, as rude to not eat, if offerred)(she says she gets 350 baht per kilo), we ate her pineapple she just ...
Food and Dring
... like when I am walking by and a student says, “teacha, miss you!”. Or my favorite is, “Good morning teacha. Are you okay?”…. that one makes my day. Many groups will send a brave spokesperson up to ask if I have a Facebook, and after a few curious students I decided to start a teacher Facebook. So now I have my regular facebook, and a “Kru” (teacher) Facebook with about sixty friends and rising. A few have sent me little messages that make ...
Goodbye Bangkok, hello Chiang Rai
... hours. The stuff on sale was mostly cheap Chinese **** but the food stalls were amazing, selling everything from sausages on sticks to deep fried locusts. At 6pm on the dot, the national anthem played and everyone stood still in silence till it was over then carried on as normal. We wandered back to the hotel and had some dinner and then collapsed exhausted around 10pm - air conditioning on full blast. Not sure what we'll do tomorrow, jungle meandering or sleep all ...
Last stop in Northern Thailand
... world. Disappointing development. The hotel had a sweet pool with a bar attached - this was the pool that would later turn Jamie into a mermaid with green hair much to her disgust. Ariel had red hair.
The next day we really wanted to go and see the Golden Triangle (a hillock where you can see three countries - Laos, Myanmar and Thailand - all at the same time) but words of warnings from the hotel staff about the roads and timing ...
Biking through the stunning Thai countryside
... used to create very dubious looking bridges. Amon assured us they were safe by jumping on them, he was good fun all day. Again we were were soon lovely and sweaty, but the waterfalls that greeted us were stunning. We stood and cooled off in the mist before about-turning and trekking back to the jeep. It had been an awesome day and provided a great insight into rural Thai life, a sense of achievement, and some much needed exercise. We were both knackered on the drive home, but both ...
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