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| Our holiday was about to end, it's Day 6 in Songkhla. I was greeted in Japanese when we walked into this shop...I told him we are not Nihonjin but Malaysian-jin and my "nihongo only sukoshi ne". |
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| He used to work in Japan many years back for 10 over years I guess he misses Japan. Anyway his chicken rice is "oishii ne'. Domo arigato gomase. |
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| Michelle's rear tyre had to be fixed. |
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| Meanwhile my tummy was not in the best condition and it had to be fixed too... Andrew accompanied me to hunt for a loo. |
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| About 45 minutes later we regrouped at a market and had local coffee before we continued the journey. |
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| Route 407 was the road we took for Hatyai from Songkhla. |
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| A bit of mild climb on this route. |
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| At the fringe of Hatyai. |
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| Turning into the city centre. |
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| Our first destination at Hatyai a bicycle shop selling Vespa scooter too. |
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| The boss Paul helping me to fix a double kick stand. |
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| Now my bike is stable when she is stationery. |
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| We are back for our favourite Siew Yuk. |
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| We visited Bike Cafe Hatyai like we did during the last trip. |
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| A short walk from G2 Hotel for a Hot Pot dinner. |
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| The place for dinner and the same place we came on our last tour. |
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| It was time to celebrate the completion of the tour with a distance of about 270km. Cheer to TOST III. |
Another great Thai cuisine on the last night in Thailand.
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| Waiting for the hot pot to be ready. |
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| Good Night! |
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