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• A Tree In A Wat In A Tree!... 2 years ago …Wat Phaisan Sathit, Nakhon Si Thammarat. I don’t know how else to describe this place. It’s like a bunch of trees has taken over the whole wat, inside and out. You don’t believe me? Well, here’s the inside, and out… The place can be found roughly halfway between Tha Sala and Nakhon Si...
• Hurrying Around Hazy Hat Yai... 2 years ago …Day 3: Not As Planned. An early start. I couldn’t be bothered to wait while the hotel cooked my breakfast, so after a quick in-room coffee and croissant, I was checked-out and on the road by 7:30. It was clear the weather was deteriorating as I approached Songkhla province. Less sun. Some hazy...
• Narathiwat and Pattani... 2 years ago …Day 2: Busy, Busier & Busiest. I’d planned to do Pattani Province first but at the last moment I thought that’s silly. What if I don’t get to Narathiwat until the afternoon and then don’t finish? I’ll have to trek down there again on Day 3. So, somewhere around 8am after a half-decent...
• Scooting Around The South... 2 years ago …Day 1: Getting There. I suppose I should have used the more popular phrase “The Deep South” since I’m already in the south. My principal destinations were the provinces of Pattani and Narathiwat. But to get there meant going through Phatthalung and Songkhla so they were also destinations....
• Running Around Ranong... 2 years ago …Another Fine Day, Almost. I hit the road quite early. Perhaps too early as Ms. Chuckles didn’t seem to be awake. She had a fit of the quickfire “Head Northwest, Make A U-Turn If Possible, Head East.” Maybe she slept as badly as I did. What she should have said was “In 200 meters stop …...

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