Rim-Pai Cottage
99/1 Moo 3 Pai, Thailand
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Manny in Pai
I can't do this part of the trip justice. It was awesome. We partied a lot and met great people. Plus, I saw Manny fall off a motorbike.
I will post some general stuff about Manny's trip that I made notes about while he was here.
Favorite moments:
We were in Nana at 2 a.m. and I had to try to control Manny while he …
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Pai-maculture
... and Ed were a newly-wed couple from London who had come to stay on the farm for about 4 months. Laura's mom had donated some money to the farm, and in return Sandot and all the volunteers were in the beginnings of building her a traditional two-story mud-brick and bamboo home. After class there was always a need for making mud-bricks that would dry in the sun for several weeks leading up to the house construction. A pit was dug, water was added; powered by ...
Tacomepai
About a year ago to date Sean and I were planning our future farming adventure. I remember youtubing videos of WWOOF and came across an amazing video of a permaculture farm in rural Thailand. Nothing really became of it until a few months later when randomly looking on another website, I came across the same farm in the video! Soon after I was in emailing correspondence with Sandot, the owner of Tacomepai Organic Permiculture ...
De Battambang a Bangkok
... Pour 2,5$ de plus, on decide de tenter le truc. (au lieu d arriver a 22h avec le bus normal)
Depart en avance de Battambang en voiture, on fait meme du 100/120 km/h ce qui nous ai jamais arrives jusqu a present. Jusqu ici, c est le meilleur trajet qu on ai fait. On arrive a quelques centaines de metres de la frontiere avec la Thailande, le taxi nous laisse la et part... On attend 45 min avant qu ...
A massive slice of Pai
... coldest of evenings. We even had an on-site American artist who was gradually constructing a spherical bamboo piece for the guesthouse, this added a little curiosity and wonder every time we came back from our days out.
Each morning the local gang of ducks did their rounds between the bungalows giving us each a wake-up call, this led to a brisk and sometimes frantic run across loose stones all the way to the communal open showers and ended up ...



