The pictures below are
thumbnails, meaning they are small copies of the real thing. You just click
them. The weather in
Norway
and in Thailand.
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Lai and Martin left for Nang Rong on
Oct 2nd at 1100 hours and the trip took
5:40 with many pit stops over 260 kms.
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The meter meter when leaving the flat showed 854,5 m3 up from 849
or a total of 5,5 m3 at THB 31,- = THA 155,-.
To the right, Martin paid the bill for Kari-Anne at THB 136,-. |
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The electricity was up from 97238 kw hours to 97467, or 229 kw hours at 4 bath gives a total of THB 916. | |
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Martin ready to leave with his cool
bottle with beer. Martin in the cab taking us to Nang Rong. |
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Mr. Ing, our driver, friends of
Lai. Time for a leak. |
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Plenty of parks all around. Lai at the market place not far from Nang Rong. |
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A lot of lovely wood craft. Lai
bought one for her sister. The sell live eels and frogs for Thai soup. Lai bought some ants, dead though. |
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Overview of the market. Martin with his new Thai cap. |
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A nice water wheel next to the
road. Fun it was. |
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Foliage along the road. And public buildings. |
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Time to leak again. No
mistaken this sign. And the urinals are made to accommodate an army. |
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The shop at the pit
stop. Martin with his beef jerky, favorite with beers. |
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Mr. Ing is unloading
the cab. Lai with all her junk in the car. |
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Martin's beers have safely arrived after the long trip. | |
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October 3rd, was unpacking day. The Norwegian and the Thai flag above the rooftop of the car. Lai's car with the top on. She wants to sell the top. |
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At the swimming pool
first time this season.
The temperature on Oct 4th was 310 Centigrades. The watch boy used to sleep in this hammock during the day. |
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An old Garmin GPS in
the car. Martin is ready to swim. The watch boy and Martin. |
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Lai is swim ready too. See her swim. | |
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October 4th, was unpacking day. Table ready for Korean Barbeque. The food to choose from. |
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Lai is getting it done. Martin and Barry from Australia were the only non-Thaïs among the 7 persons on the table. |
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Martin is enjoying his
chopsticks and home made food. Lai with her friends Toy to the left and Shampoo to the right. |
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Barry with Toy and Shampoo in the background. | |
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October 5th, was market day. The house across the street is empty. Lai wants her sister to move in with her man, if he pays. Lai checking the tire pressure of her motor bike. |
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Thailand is the biggest
producer of Pineapple in the world. Martin bought some nice pork for the evening grill. |
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Lai with a big bag of fruit. |
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Salacca or
Zalacca Fruit Of Thailand,
is a new one to Martin. Not very sweet, but tastey. Time for a grill evening. |
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The grill is hot, but
fast. Wood and with charcoal at the end. The pork with pineapple were delicious and juicy. |
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Nice Thai breakfast.
Mackerel with vegetable, grapes, eggs, litchis and dragon fruit washed down
with skimmed milk. Martin enjoying his Thai breakfast. |
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Lai is sorting rubbish. Paper in one, plastic in one and glass and metal in the third container. |
The next week, Wednesday October
8th, it was time for
Buddha day in Thailand and a full moon. Or October Full Moon Puja. Puja are acts
of bowing, making offerings and chanting.
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