Captain_Slash
Community Manager
- Joined
- Jun 28, 2011
- Bikes
- BMW 310GS Honda Wave 125 Honda MSX 125
Total distance 180 km
Photos last to first
Penang chicken curry and rice at Sawaddee 100 Baht
I was surprised by the girls English language skills out here in the wilds
A roadside waterfall
Most of todays wooden bridges look past their best but still do their job
Ban Mae Na Chang according to this guy
My favourite photo of the day for two reasons.
1 its a lovely scenic shot and 2 I can see a village ahead and the road out, plus my GPS says 2 km and I am on a track to get home
But the main track carries on
A side track soon comes to a dead end
Lovely views from up here
A village up ahead
With a great view
A quiet lunch spot
I head north for a while then take a track heading east, a few water crossings along here but all on wooden bridges
Eating that plant is the pigs main interest
In the last new village I found yesterday and I see people there today.
These told me its called Ban Pong Nam Ron
I walk for 2-300 metres then ride back, possibly a few people with a machete might get further but not solo
I ride on for a while then stop here
Here I am told the road is broken ahead and I cannot get through
Before crossing the suspension bridge I take a track heading east which I am hopeful will link up with a track running north to south
I guess in storms its quite a current
A stream crossing that's nearly dry now but would be interesting in the rainy season
Taking the new track I found yesterday and riding it in reverse I try a side tack which goes a reasonable way then ends here
Photos last to first
Penang chicken curry and rice at Sawaddee 100 Baht
I was surprised by the girls English language skills out here in the wilds
A roadside waterfall
Most of todays wooden bridges look past their best but still do their job
Ban Mae Na Chang according to this guy
My favourite photo of the day for two reasons.
1 its a lovely scenic shot and 2 I can see a village ahead and the road out, plus my GPS says 2 km and I am on a track to get home
But the main track carries on
A side track soon comes to a dead end
Lovely views from up here
A village up ahead
With a great view
A quiet lunch spot
I head north for a while then take a track heading east, a few water crossings along here but all on wooden bridges
Eating that plant is the pigs main interest
In the last new village I found yesterday and I see people there today.
These told me its called Ban Pong Nam Ron
I walk for 2-300 metres then ride back, possibly a few people with a machete might get further but not solo
I ride on for a while then stop here
Here I am told the road is broken ahead and I cannot get through
Before crossing the suspension bridge I take a track heading east which I am hopeful will link up with a track running north to south
I guess in storms its quite a current
A stream crossing that's nearly dry now but would be interesting in the rainy season
Taking the new track I found yesterday and riding it in reverse I try a side tack which goes a reasonable way then ends here
