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| Thailands Travellers Tales Tell us your stories about travelling in and around Thailand. Where's cheap? What's good? Is Pattaya any good for families? Would Koh Samui be better? |
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| Nakhon Sawan Last Online: Today 12:01 PM Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Chiang Mai
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| This is the catch of the day. They looked like a cross between a large shiner and a trout. There were a couple of bottom feeders mixed in also. Largest was about 12 inches. The fish were gutted by cutting under the gills then pushing the insides out through the hole. Before they are gutted the shit is pushed out. The entrails were tossed but the fresh excrement was saved. How's this for a restaurant with a view?
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| Nakhon Sawan Last Online: Today 12:01 PM Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Chiang Mai
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Most of the fish looked similar to this. But there were about 4 different species we caught that day. ![]() (I got this shot off the net) Last edited by mobs00 : 21-07-2008 at 01:11 PM. | |
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| Nakhon Sawan Last Online: Today 12:01 PM Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Chiang Mai
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| Shortly after this it was time to get back on the road. What good day of fishing is complete without some good 'ole local moonshine? More like a glass full than a shot. Last edited by mobs00 : 21-07-2008 at 01:37 PM. |
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| Nakhon Sawan Last Online: Today 12:01 PM Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Chiang Mai
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| Time for dinner. This is a traditional Karen cooking house. It I separate from the main house for obvious reasons, the open flame for one. Her grandmothers house (single room bamboo home) still has an opening in the floor where there is a fire pit for warmth and cooking. ![]() The dog even helped by plucking a chicken. ![]() |
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| Nakhon Sawan Last Online: Today 12:01 PM Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Chiang Mai
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| We went to sleep and the next morning we were up with the roosters. The girls prepared breakfast before we set out. The breakfast was made with ingredients we picked up in the jungle the day before. Mostly fish and jungle veggies. |
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| Nakhon Sawan Last Online: Today 12:01 PM Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Chiang Mai
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| This is a Karen delicacy. It is made with the fresh fish excrement from yesterday and some type of herbs. Only mountain fish from clean rivers are good to eat as all the shit in the other waterways could make you sick. It was extremely bitter and gritty, with just a dash of salt. Hey, why not right? ![]() |
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| Nakhon Sawan Last Online: Today 12:01 PM Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Chiang Mai
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| After breakfast we set off for Chiang Mai. This time was a pleasant journey with no problems. The girlfriend decided to take the bus so I had an even better ride. The road in some places was washed out. Can you see the boy down there? I don’t know what they were doing but there was about 4 of them and they tried to hide when we looked over the edge. ![]() It was a long way down from here. |
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| Nakhon Sawan Last Online: Today 12:01 PM Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Chiang Mai
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| We stopped on one of the higher peaks before pushing on finally reaching CNX early evening. All in all it was a great trip that I should be repeating once the water levels go down. |
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| Koh Kut Last Online: 25-08-2008 09:31 PM Join Date: Jan 2008
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| I've done the loop CM - Hot - Mae Sariang - Mae Hong Song - Pai - CM a few times on me ol' honda dream. The ride from CM to Hot is a long stretch of boring dual carriageway but once you turn off at Hot heading towards Mae Sariang you hit the mountains and the great views start. |
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| Nakhon Sawan Last Online: Today 12:01 PM Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Chiang Mai
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Quite right. Driving to Hot is boring. That the only stretch I can't stand. | |
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| I am in Jail Last Online: 17-10-2008 07:38 PM Join Date: May 2008
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| Typical Thai Shit, I ask me missus about Karen people, she says cannot have name card , I ask Why??, because they are not Thai, I say so what are they ? she says ORIGINAL inhabitants !!! aaahh I think thats why, wot a silly sod I am |
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