It's a circular route of about 10kms but as the crow flies I was no more than 2kms from my home. What was so pleasing though, was the genuine friendship of people that I didn't know other than the occasional wave/smie or "Sawadee Khup" exchange from previous days, offering to help.sargeant wrote:I have had similar experiences twice with punctures one in my bike and one with the wifes on both Moto sighs stopped and we were taken Bike at side to repair shops
just over half wayNothing else to do but walk the 2 km's back to my house,![]()
i think maybe your guesstimates may be a bit low
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Positive Experiences in Thailand
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Ah i didnt think of that
Yes it is surprising they also smile broadly at us when we ride our bikes and nod if they are on bicycles and there are a lot of cyclists around Pranburi/Paknam pran and we have been invited for coffee and breakfast by a Biking group


Yes it is surprising they also smile broadly at us when we ride our bikes and nod if they are on bicycles and there are a lot of cyclists around Pranburi/Paknam pran and we have been invited for coffee and breakfast by a Biking group
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Over the last few weeks I was doing a 15 odd km cycle route around the area near to Black Mountain Golf in the late afternoon and would get a friendly nod or wave from the Thai cyclists doing the same.
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Been here nine years and can't thing of any...








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