If you risk something, be prepared to take some losses...
And here is to you directly from the "Lost and Found"-Department, balance sheet after 33 days of travel:
- Forgot a fine, handmade straw hat from Spain on a minibus
- Can't find my black Jeans and olive color shorts with the many handy pockets. Must be at TT Nai Yang. I'll write Meow later. (Update: she never answered the email)
- My simple phone for calls in Thailand stopped working. No way to re-animate it.To the bin.
- Worst of all, I obviously forgot my Visa card in the ATM of Bangkok Bank on Koh Tao, close to Ban's Diving... Those were the fever days, looks like I was not quite myself...
This was a good one, because that bank refunds you the fees for using the card abroad. Noticed only yesterday, after 7 days, because I didn't need the card until then. - Update April 18: Just broke the left glass on my glasses on Koh Lanta,...
OK, so the travel becomes lighter (less luggage) and more expensive (backup visa card charging fees for use abroad).
I want to buy a reef hook for Raja Ampat at Dive Supply in Chalong, but everything is closed, we had Thai New Year, Songkran, the day before yesterday, and most shops take that opportunity to make a short vacation. By the way, Thailand is now in year 2560!
Went to see my friends at the "On the Rocks" beach restaurant at the southern end of Kata Noi, they are closed today, have a wedding with 80 guests for the entire afternoon.
I could be of some help for them
I want to buy a reef hook for Raja Ampat at Dive Supply in Chalong, but everything is closed, we had Thai New Year, Songkran, the day before yesterday, and most shops take that opportunity to make a short vacation. By the way, Thailand is now in year 2560!
Went to see my friends at the "On the Rocks" beach restaurant at the southern end of Kata Noi, they are closed today, have a wedding with 80 guests for the entire afternoon.
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| My favorite Beach Bar in Kata Noi, "On the Rocks" |
I could be of some help for them
