Its a particular nice temple. I am fond of it and the head monk has an eye for landscaping.
Panor Brunch 'n Beers
- Thread starter DavidFL
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After the temple it was back to Panor for an Akha supper cooked by Miss Nids mother, who visited earlier in the day and brought home cooked food for her daughter. We made a video call to thank Nid's mum.
Spicy and delicious pickled bamboo, pickled cabbage and mountain squash. A great honour for me to receive such hospitality. Miss Nid speaks only Thai and her niece Miss Opal speaks only Burmese. Such are the complexities of border life and education in this region. Miss Nid's brother also joined us and we were soon juggling four phones with translation apps.
Magical Northern Thailand.
Spicy and delicious pickled bamboo, pickled cabbage and mountain squash. A great honour for me to receive such hospitality. Miss Nid speaks only Thai and her niece Miss Opal speaks only Burmese. Such are the complexities of border life and education in this region. Miss Nid's brother also joined us and we were soon juggling four phones with translation apps.
Magical Northern Thailand.
The perfect ride to Panor, across the mountains on amazing minor roads and stunning views. Flora so green, butterflies and blue sky...air cool and sweet.
I wouldn't mind once in a while but not weekly. Apart from the distance to ride, the road CDAO to Fang is not known for NO accidents, i think at times it is considered the most accident prone one. Also time to look for other brunch venues.....
Perhaps fortnightly is better.
But I'm in for 2morra, then Wed Chai Prakarn, then home to CK for a while.
Saturday is a Talad Nut near Pu Chi Fah.