"If you think education is expensive try ignorance..." - Derek Bok
Date: 8 June 2014
Date: 8 June 2014
Route: Suphan Buri - Mae Sot
Distance: 411 km
(Suphan Buri - Mae Sot) |
(Having heavy breakfast / Sunny day at the start of the journey) |
(Less traffic along the route / Riding in peace) |
(Clear blue sky / A good weather to ride) |
(Signages to compliment the Garmin / Passing the town of Chai Nat) |
(Nice view along the route / More road signages) |
(A refreshing stop at Cafe Amazon / Refueling at PTT) |
(Dark sky again / Intermittent drizzling) |
(Taking the route towards Mae Sot / Myanmar border) |
(Peaceful ride / No roadblocks) |
(It is raining! / Riding cautiously on a wet slippery road) |
(Passing through a few National Parks / Lonely rural road) |
(A quiet, long and winding road / Riding with extra care) |
(Sweeping curves and corners / A challenge to a lone cyclist) |
(Empty road but beware of heavy vehicles / Lorries and commuter vans) |
(More winding curves / More National parks) |
(A rest area with stalls selling fruits and tid-bits) |
(More undulating sharp corners / Uphill and downhill curves) |
(A scenic rest area half way to Mae Sot / Coffee stop) |
(Picturesque view from the top / A cool fresh air) |
(Meeting fellow biker from Sydney / Onward journey) |
(Continuing riding towards Mae Sot) |
(You have the road to yourself most of the time) |
(Some road constructions / Hill resorts along the route) |
(Entering Mae Sot / The largest hotel in town) |
(Riding towards Myanmar border/Not far from Mae Sot town) |
(Looking for a suitable hotel for the night / A hotel near town centre) |
(Arissa Homes Hotel / A cheap clean hotel) |
(Having a light lunch of bread and sambal tumis / Renting a tuk-tuk) |
(Visiting the night market / And the Myanmar border) |
(The map of Mae Sot / The Immigration Check Point) |
(Taking a tour of Mae Sot / Visiting the grand mosque) |
No comments:
Post a Comment