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Monthly Archives: September 2007
Frogs
At midnight, as I was shutting my kitchen door, I noticed a large frog by the door frame. It had flesh pink patches and looked sorry for itself. Unsure whether it had been squashed, I did not fancy picking it … Continue reading
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The Royal Rainmakers
The twin-engine, Spanish-made Casa 210 banks sharply to the left over the Gulf of Thailand. The pilot levels off and begins a steady climb to 6,000 feet. The skies along the coast are clear, but I can see banks of … Continue reading
Hua Hin Animal Park
Unknown to many there is an animal park/zoo in Hua Hin, you can get there by taking Soi Huay Sai which is about a kilometer after the Palm Hills turn off heading north on Petchkasem Road. Around 4 km down … Continue reading
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Online community update
More busy times on the forums last month as low season in Hua Hin slowly starts to come to an end. Accommodation hunters will be delighted to see our range of places to stay expand with the inclusion of Markwin … Continue reading
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Diving in Bang Saphan
The little known town of Bang Saphan lies 180km (2 hours by car) south of Hua Hin. It’s attractions are miles of empty beaches, acres of coconut groves, quaint beach bars and bungalows, idyllic offshore islands and of course none … Continue reading
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