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Attack on Peanut Mountain
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... they turned for home, but a few brave soldiers carried on searching in case the peanut honey mountain had simply been moved nearby. Brave explorers of the Golden Age of Peanut Honey Mountain searched long and hard, they crawled and they creeped. They found fresh ground at the foot of Cape Kate and started climbing the toes around Sandal Hill. An alert General Kate however, promoted since her insect Culling of Kevin the Cockroach at the Battle for ...
Malaysia here we come....
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... I guess along the lines of something about a tip, I thought I wouldn't bother asking for all the change! He must of thought he provided a sterling service! Ha! Loaded up with bakery food and meat snacks and corn on the cobs - the one good thing about the train station - gooood foooood...mmmm and by one o clock the train was leaving. The train journey didn't disappoint, they never do and don't know why we have ever used any other form of transport really, its ...
Don't ever rely on Thai Transport
... 1st class? Nope. 2nd Class? No way. In
fact, it would have been a little more helpful if the attendent had of
told us this at the start, without just giggling each time we asked for a
different bus today. esacerbated, I asked when the next bus we could
get on was. She wrote down on a little piece of paper and passed it to
us. On the paper was written 2nd class, 10/4 four days from today. Now,
Sungai Kolok seems an ok little town. ...
Preparing for the visa run
... in Hat Yai we soon found out that this is not something they organise here, they could do buses to places in Malaysia but they wouldn't do round trips.
In the end we decided we would book a bus to Penang in Malaysia and stay there a few nights and visit the Thai Embassy there to try and apply for a 30 day visa. This actually works out better in the long run because if we had done a visa run we would only have been given a 15 ...
Stranded in Southern Thailand floods
... an hour to get some air con going and we were able to charge up the computer/phone. We were lucky as the temperature was staying at around 85 with clouds in the sky - it could have been much worse if we had a nice sunny day with 100 degree temperatures and no air. We were really worried it would rain more; with more rain we could be stuck at the hotel for many days. Our big hope was that by the next morning the ...
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