Funny enough, we had a scare ... Agencies in town offer tickets for ferry Satun to 50 ringgit ... In fact is that they are 20 commission, we got them at normal price (30) at the pier. Cons were missed by that of nine hours, so you have three hours of waiting. Okay, now we have a 25 hour day thanks to jet lag! We took the opportunity to shop, and we finally found without barrettes and elastic ruffles (very rare) for Vincent, who begins to have their hair a certain length ... it'll give you a shock to see him return, we watched the pictures where he had short hair and it really changes!
It was also posed some questions by observing the Muslim girls: they wear headscarves, but either it does not fully cover the hair (I'm not a great Islamic scholar, but I think that's the goal of covering them) or it is transparent, or they remove the veil altogether, spend half an hour to restyle and hand or not there ... So one wonders what is the benefit? There is also the case for those who are dressed in long clothes, but certainly very very tight, and made up like stolen cars: it is not a little contradictory? Finally let us be clear, I find it rather well cool and moderate Islam, I wonder just ...
Another funny thing: the mosques in the toilet (yes, yes!): A small door in the bathroom leads to the "prayer room".
arrived in Thailand, you get jumped by tuktuks our friends who want us to pay twice the price: no bowl, it has already made the trip, we will not be scammed ... It sees the smiling hypocritical representatives of tour operators who watched the pigeon to the output decompose become decidedly unpleasant grimace when they said no, thank you, we're not going to Phuket. As we say tourists from Malaysia, Thailand is the "land of smiles," but You can find much more sincere smiles in Malaysia (well we are not really known in Malaysia, but it's true that the Thai smile is not always true).
After many changes we finally arrived in Trang, but it is too late to reach Ko Lanta, our next step, so we took one night. Here people are a little cool on average, and we often speak. Thank you, because without them we would still spinning! The bus station was well outside the city center, and there was no sign. Everybody intends to show us the way, is really appreciable. It also crosses a German who lives here and he gave us some places and the "manual" to reach Ko Lanta as simply as possible. We lost some good humor to the night market, where we found a resurgence of idiots screaming "Falang falaaaaang! "Pointing fingers at us before bursting into laughter. Very nice.
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