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Real Thailand
... Alles guenstig, weil noch nicht so vom Tourismus hochgepuschte Preise, wie auf den Inseln. (Internet 15B/h, Massage 140B/h, Essen ab 15B – 40B = ca. 1EUR). Lauter freundliche Thais, die mir meine Strassen-Standl-Fruehstuecks bezahlen, ohne vorher was zu mir zu sagen (oder vielleicht haben sie's zu mir gesagt, ich habs bloss nicht verstanden). Als ich zahlen will, deutet die Koechin nur auf den jeweiligen edlen Spender und nimmt kein Geld ...
First week iin thailand
... ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!! I think even you would hear me scream if it came near me. We have also been chopping trees and dragging the branches to another part of the garden this is where I met most of my little insect friends.
One evening we went to a little festival/ local fare, there was thai dancing, different foods and the typical fare ground games, which of course you never win (I tried). The dancing is good to see for the first ...
13 Hours to Bangkok
... anyways with someone else driving, and add to it, no seat belts! Don’t you agree? Talk about a serious trust factor…has the driver had enough sleep? Okay, being the only awake on the bus and lack of sleep myself puts some crazy thoughts in your head. It’s now 2 am, and for some reason they decide to stop for dinner, everyone is sleeping but me, food sounds good actually. I get off the bus, getting the best answer I can get from a non- ...
Travel sick
... all up. Instead no cab driver would take us into town and we were the only Caucasian and English speaking people there (apart from the taxi drivers who were in on the scam!). Paid 250baht each to go into Hat Yai and to be dropped outside the Train Station. We waited around for an hour where one cabby came up to tell us how lucky we were he spoke English and we should be careful as no one speaks English around this part. He yammered on and on for the hour about how we were getting a ...
Stuck
... change fee”.
Hmmmm... no problem... now to find a Thai Police station. We walked across town, managed to find a station, got pointed in a hundred different directions, and finally a friendly police officer personally walked us down the street to the Tourist Police station. There, a cheerful male officer helped us fill out the report. A young woman helped him to translate and slowly fill out the forms. They would say an english word and ...
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