Saeng Thong Hotel Cha-am
263/25 Ruam Jitra Road Cha-am, Thailand
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Another train, another bungalow
... so far with twin matrasses on a sort of huge shelf. Lovely landscaped area with a lake and lots of teak seats and tables around to enjoy the view and bird spot. Not much sign of the owners; food good but not exciting; 2 Germans with English guide, no other guests and all to bed about 8.30pm,so no craic!
Bird report: mainly travelling day but Asian Open bill Stork seen from train and the very large Oriental Pied Hornbill and a Yellow Bittern when we arrived at Ban Maaka.
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Elefant ridning
... ikke det var nedstem, som han sagde... Da vores skulle lave stort, ja så stoppede den, spiste og kom nok af med temmelig mange kilo og liter af det ene og det andet. Det var til morskab for drengene, men jeg var ikke helt tryk ved den kloge elefant.. Kan sige der er pænt langt ned, oppe fra en elefant ryg... Mads og Anders fik lov, at være elefant fører - det var en super oplevelse. Vi blev taget med ind på området, hvor arbejderne ...
WFFT
... and jade where trying to get in quickly as everyone else was fully clothed but we couldn't cos it never got deep!!!! the sun didn't last long and a short way into our day at the beach the rain started so we packed up and headed back to Sam's bar, it wasn't open but the one next to it was so that was good!!!!
when we got back to WFFT everyone else was having a party so we stayed up a bit, it was also jades last night. Kim got very drunk and scrapped herself all along a rock on ...
Floating Market
... glasses last time we found it.
At 2pm we went down to Mr Long's shop as we were going to go to the Floating Night market, the fireflies and 2 temples. Elvis - Nana and Pa's favourite driver, drove us and said he was taking us on the shortcut, well I’m not too sure about that. I would’ve called it the scenic route. Two and a half hours later we arrived at the floating market. But it was a nice trip, we passed through little ...
Wildlife Rescue Volunteering
... was kept in such a small cage that he never had the opportunity to develop his muscles and his whole central nervous system is stuffed. It is terrible to see him trying to walk and his balance is shot.Quite a lot of the primates have psychological issues, and can be a bit aggro so you have to be fairly agile when putting the bowls in their trays. We do not actually enter cages with the animals so there is little chance of accidents occurring.
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