Travel Pro Adventure #3: Lost in Railey Peninsula Thailand! Part Two ( 22 photos)

There is no way this truck got here through the trail we were just on. The trail actually has now opened up into a rough dirt road. We continue and begin to see more and more life.

The first person we see, she smiles and waves to us. What a lifestyle, something most of us will never know or understand.

"Come come! Chicken fried rice only 40 baht!" ($1.20) A woman from inside the restaurant shouts. For one it's only 10am and we are not hungry, secondly do we trust the quality?......not really. Let's keep going.

Across the street from the restaurant we see the "Monkey Bar" and the monkey! Poor little guy. If you look closely to the right, I think that's the owner in a hammock sleeping in after a late night.

We begin to see one bamboo structure after another. Looks like they're bars and hippy jungle hostels. What an environment, what a laid back vibe. It's just after 10am it's so quiet, all we can here are birds and the sounds of the jungle.

A little further ahead we see this big bamboo bar/hostel. A Thai man and a fellow traveler from Germany are smoking herb out of makeshift bong held together with duck tape! "Hey brother!" He shouts. "Come ere' have some have some...how are you? Where are you from?"

We get to talking with Chanchai and Emma. Chanchai was living south in the farthest southern part of Thailand near the border with Malaysia. He had no opportunity and little money. He was sharing a two bedroom house with his 10 siblings including parents and nephews and nieces.

He left about seven years ago and found Tonsai, he's been managing this bar/hostel and smoking weed to his hearts content ever since. Emma from Germany was a bit shy and struggled with her English. I believe she was a student taking a short break and traveling. She's been hanging out in this village for about a week.

We compliment Chanchai on the cool bamboo hangout and thank him for his herbal offering. I ask to take some photos so I can share this cool place with my lovely Steemit friends. The lighting wasn't good but this wasn't meant to be a photo shoot. But Let's have a look anyway.

We thank Chanchai for the tour and say goodbye to Emma and on our way out another Thai with a big smile on his face is suddenly behind the bar. We say hello.

Then in walks Eric; a fellow American from California. He's not starting his new job until next month, so he decided to hop a flight to Thailand and hangout here for three weeks. We quickly made friends and he wanted to show us around the village. So next time in part three we'll enjoy a fascinating tour of this place, see some incredible street art, then be blown away by the natural beauty of Tansai Beach! We still haven't gotten lost yet! Thanks for coming along my Steemit friends. Looking forward to continuing the adventure in part three tomorrow!

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