A good ol camping and fishing trip

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Re: A good ol camping and fishing trip

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You had the beautiful sunset, but did you experience the beautiful red moon we're currently getting in Hua Hin that far South?
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No, the moon came out pretty late, it was still high in the sky at 6am.
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Do they rent the pontoons where you put a tent?
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They have a resort on the mainland, if you stay there for a night or two they may let you go out onto the pontoon and stay with the family. It is not commercial at all and based on invite only, we were lucky to be invited along. There wasn't actually the room to put a tent so we made do with hammocks and the floor!
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Nice one Buksi, and a fine example of how/why some expats are content no matter where they are.


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Takiap wrote:Nice one Buksi, and a fine example of how/why some expats are content no matter where they are.
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Onwards with the trip ... which just got better as the sun started to set ...
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Sleep was restless, not for being in the open on a pontoon in the middle of the Gulf - but because one of the party snored like a Kodiak Bear!
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The chilly crack of dawn brought relief, a strong coffee, rods back in the water and a fantastic sunrise ...
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Counting the catch ... plenty for dinner.
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Leaving the island just in time before a squall came in.
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Re: A good ol camping and fishing trip

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Fantastic photos buksi and your kids are getting some great life-enhancing experiences that should stand them in good stead.
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