Thailand, September 10

Daily activities September, 2008

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There is a nice overview map of Thailand. It's worth a peep.

	Martin T. to the left and Arild, Martin's cousin to the left. He sailed the Pacific Ocean from Hawaii to New Zealand in 2006. Have a look. They had pleasant and fascination trip to Thailand during in the period above. Martin has his party hat on. Everybody talks about the weather. Have a look at BBC's weather for Thailand.
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	To the left, Phuket lies in the Southern most part of Thailand. To the right, a detail map showing Phuket island with the Phuket International airport in the North. The map is market where Martin stayed at the Karon beach at Phuket Ocean Resort on his first visit to Thailand during March 2008. Very nice hotel. This is opposite the town of Phuket.
	Visit to Martin's sister, Jorunn, Saturday 6th.
	From the left, Martin, Arild and Jorunn sharing a drink at Jorunn's place. Arild ready to go at the dinner table.
	September 7th, 2008
	Saying goodbye to Jorunn and her husband Kjell. Martin to the left. Jorunn in front of her flowers at her house in Sandefjord.
	Arild and Martin packing up before leaving Jorunn. Arild shooting plates at the shooting range in Tønsberg. The targets are behind the plates shaped as bowling pins.
	Martin having a go at the bowling pins.. And so did Arild.
	At night while watching TV and enjoying some beers, Martin and Arild are fixing and installing software on Arild's laptop. Arild is taking his laptop to Thailand and Tukta. In the evening it was time for cutting up some old wooden chairs that are perfect for firewood.
	Here Martin is busy with one of 5 chairs due to burn during the winter season in Norway.