The pictures below are thumbnails, meaning they are small Nacopies of the real thing. You just click them. The weather in Norway and in Thailand.

Just two more days in Nang Rong before going back to Bangkok for a couple of days before returning to Norway.

The route to Bangkok. A bigger version you find here. The route is some 330 kms and takes a little bit more than 4 hours.

	Mama's Big Fish is really good. She goes and buys pineapple for Martin. For some odd reasons, Thais don't like pineapple and is not much used in their cooking. Martin loves it. Mama and her husband chef.
	The opening time of the pool. The telephone number of the pool owner. Martin tried to contact him, but got no answer.
	Lai in her new swim suit that again was too small. Lai and her new swim suit Martin bought her.
	Sommuy, the pool boy that look after the pool. The owner has this fancy house next door. How did he amass his wealth?
	Lai at her bike. The view of the pool from the outside.
	A nice bank clerk. Two unpleasant bank clerks that didn't understand Martin and didn't admit they didn't understand.
	Lai in her Norwegian T-shirt. Lai's Mom and son Boss with Martin on her steps.
	Departure from Nang Rong on Nov 9th. Lai's Mom, son Boss, Suza and Lai. Sugar apple is this fruit called sugar apple in English.
	Details of sugar apple. Read about sugar apple here. Suza with his new camera.
	Suza checking out his ailing cab. It has the old Buddhist symbol ore than a 5000 years old Read about the swastika here. Lai entering Suza's car.
	Time to visit Farm Chokchai on route to Bangkok. Here is the men's toilet. Lai outside the Chokchai Steakburger restaurant.
	Inside restaurant. Excellent European food to European prices. Pricey but very tasty and well prepared.   Our friendly waitress. The view from our restaurant showing whippier to get oxygen into the water.
	Lai likes the bull dick on the copper animals outside. Lai is buying dried meat that Martin took with him to Norway.
	On route to Bangkok, we got rain. The Norwegian flag is clearly visible. The skyline of Bangkok.   Lai likes flowers. Here at a pit stop.
	On the 10th, we went to a Swiss restaurant next to Martin's favorite German Beer Garden. Lai and Martin at the Swiss restaurant.
	Martin with no teeth waiting for his dish. Martin always eats Scharzwalder Ham at this place. Every time he is in Bangkok.
	Martin's old favorite hotel was torn down. The Thai House Inn. Cheap and very convenient. Lai in the rubbish filled path way.
	Lai with the fishes early in the morning. The sun rise early in the morning on the 12th, the departure day.
	Suza and Lai saying good bye to Martin. The characteristic arch of Bangkok Airport, Suvarnabhumi Airport.

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