My House Hotel Hat Yai
600 Petchkasem Rd. Hat Yai, Thailand
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Catch train to Malaysia
... Louis (simples Zimmer um 300B) lern ich Meng kennen. An Malayse der ein paar Jahre in Deutschland gelebt hat, morgen nach Songkhla moechte und dann einen Tag spaeter als ich nach Georgetown faehrt. Er spricht Deutsch, leider etwas schwer fuer mich zu verstehen und wir gehen abends gemeinsam auf ein Getraenk in der „Post Laser"-Bar in Hat Yai, wo eine emotionslose Live-Band spielt. Meng gibt mir noch die Telefonnummer vom Festnetz seiner Eltern in Malaysien. Ich soll ihn ...
Don't ever rely on Thai Transport
... I needed to find was Sungai
Kolok's best charader / mime artist. I love to tell you I did and we had
philosophical discussion in the metaphysical expressed (rather
profoundly) purely in mime. I didn't. We wandered the streets for some
time before we stumbled upon a minivan terminal. Apparently 3 minivans
constitutes a terminal, not just a small group of minivans, as I'd
previously thought.
So now I'm in the back of ...
13 Hours to Bangkok
... with as many people as they can possibly fit, for a 2-3 hour ride to the next major city after taking a ferry from my island to the mainland, then get a hotel in a not so good place where I would get up early the next day and go to the airport and fly back to Bangkok. Or I could take a ferry, a short mini bus ride to Hat Yai, a town close to Malaysia (yes I know they say it’s a little dangerous down there, but adds to the fun of it all…I’m kidding! ...
Smelling of Dior again!!
Long drive day but Rachel has found us all a hotel so at least we will have a bed tonight. We were on cook group but due to flooding, no camping so no cooking for us now until we arrive in OZ. Yipee!!
Stopped off at Tesco's to buy bits for lunch and John was very excited, bought new sun glasses, new head torch, and at last got rid of the bloody awful shoes and bought new ones!!
I mentioned the wonderful ...
Stranded in Southern Thailand floods
... be down enough that we could somehow get out, even if we had to walk through the flood waters. Our moods were down as we were just sitting around all day, but we also knew that a large number of people in this town were a lot worse off than we were. We still had food and water, and even a flushing toilet - until early the next morning - Wednesday Nov. 3! We found out that another major storm was expected by Friday, ...


