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On January 30th,
Martin went off to Prachantakham.
Click the map above.
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Martin's old room 33 at the ground floor in
ViewTalay 2A.
Bye for now. Phil Christy's banner over Martin's 33. |
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Room 22 from the inside. More than adequate for
Martin. Farewell to ViewTalay for now. |
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Dao, Martin's driver that took him to
Prachantakham some 185
kms away.
Time for a gas stop. Most long hauls in Thailand use gas.
Norway has plenty natural gas but does not utilize in any way. Norway just sells
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Dao's car in line for gas. The
natural gas is under an enormous pressure, some 2000 psi. Here is the filling
mechanisms. |
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MayNot, the very well English spoken receptionist
doesn't like Martin and behaved very grumpy But the other staff
were all smiles, particularly after a fat tip. |
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One of the garden huts on the premises.
A big pond is next door. |
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The swimming pool is a full length 25 meters long
with 6 lanes. Very nice to swim in. The girls are carrying
Martin's stuff to his room 3 at The Baan
Wungtawun Hotel. |
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Martin's room from the rear.
The pool is very nice and tempting and Martin tried it out,
covering 1000 meters in it just after arrival. |
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The room is very small, just one big bed, a lazy
chair and a TV plus a very Spartan bathroom. Martin went for a
walk and found this weird building next door. |
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It was only one restaurant on the street just
serving soup. Martin may try it out when Puna is at work. During
his walk, Martin spotted another weird building with an even weirder wooden
construction in the front.
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The hotel sign of
The Baan Wungtawun Hotel is very
difficult to spot from the road. Dao missed it twice. Puna is
showing Martin her swim suit for the next day. |
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Sam IT-guy fixing his face in front of the mirror.
Shy Thai lady from the same company as Puna, Toyota. |
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Mama soup boss preparing the soup for the Korean
barbeque.
Martin and Puna. |
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The raw material for the barbeque. Meat and
vegetables. Puna and Martin making the last preparations for the
food. Last lot of the vegetables goes in. |
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