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During spring of each year, the forests are at their driest. Nearing the end of the dry season, water is scarce and rain usually hasn't fallen for a good 4 to 5 months. Undergrowth…

Phetchabun province is famous for its large mountains and cooler climate. There are numerous reasons why this regions is popular among Thai tourists. While it is still over 5 hours…

Thailand has plenty of motocross tracks but doesn't have any official trail riding regions through the mountains. However, free riding along trails, tracks and exploring through mo…

Working in a school that runs clubs and activities after the academic day usually means we finish work fairly late but with disrupted timetables and COVID protocols we now find our…

One of my favourite projects to teach my students is the 'Maze Puzzle Project'. I currently teach Design and Technology to children aged 7 to 13. Year 4 (8/9 year olds) spend most …

Riding motocross or enduro in Thailand is unlike many western countries in that you are almost free to ride anywhere you like, if there's a trail - ride it and if there isn't - mak…

What was going to be a peaceful evening drive along a deserted beach to explore a possible new location to visit the following day and watch the sunset turned into a drive of horro…

This blog continues on from my previous post, part 2/3 that tells the story of a very wet first night hammock camping up in the trees. If you would like to read exactly what happen…

If you saw my last post, you will already know a little about the planning and expectation of this 100 kilometer kayak trip. If you didn't and would like to check out what went int…

What first started out as a joke turned into reality! I was discussing possible adventure trips with a like minded friend and the thought of 'wouldn't it be cool to kayak through t…

Thailand has plenty of camping opportunities, some remote and out of the way, while others tend to turn into popular camping hotspots or camp type resort regions. Phu Tab Boek in …

Many of my camping trips are made fairly comfortable by travelling with a 4x4 and mounted roof top tent. When driving a truck, there's no limit as to what you can and can't bring. …

With work pilling up and a lot less time to get out and about, it has been difficult to find time to take trips, or much of anything for that matter. Finding quiet and somewhat rem…

Way back in 2019, we planned a trip to Pha Sawan Waterfall. Thailand offers many waterfalls but we often found that if we didn't visit at the right time, then many of them would dr…

Expectations are not always met, especially when you rely on a satellite image map to base your trip on or encounter someone who tells you, you can't camp here! We thought we would…

In between most of our camp spots, we usually try to plan a few stops along the way. On this particular route we had set a slight detour to the top of Phu Chee Duen to arrive in th…

Finding 'out of the way' roads and tracks that led to the unknown were always high on our Google Map searches. The more remote and the more 'out of the way', the better! We were se…

With a new day upon us, we had a new itinerary and a long list of new places to visit. The track to the top of Doi Soi Malai followed the ridge all the way to the top but wasn't as…

With a few spare days and a long weekend, we planned a last minute camping trip. This time we were heading to the Northwest of Thailand to a province called Tak and a mountain ridg…

North Thailand is famous around the world for many things such as, elephant camps, hill tribe communities, bamboo rafting, mountains and a unique culture but locally, the north is …