Up Early The Next Day,

as we were going over to see Mas's family for the last time, but on our way over we stopped to look at a motorcycle shop that seemed to specialise in importing Yamaha bikes from Japan, this one was 52,000 baht complete with book, but no number,

I just loved the TLS (twin leading shoe) front brake, it reminded me of my 1969 Triumph Bonneville, I bought it brand new for I think £428.00, a lot of money in those days, especially if you think back then for a few pounds more you could buy a BL (British Leyland) mini,

on the way we stopped off to buy some chicken, but no luck at this place as there was a half hour or so wait,

we had better luck here though, Mick and myself had a final walk around the village,

looking at the old temples,

and some of the surrounding shrines,

the temple entrance,

Mas and her family made us all more than welcome to their home, after we said our goodbyes we went back to our hotel, had a shower a quick game of pool, (as usual I lost) and then to The Irish Clock for our evening meal,

everybody had the same meal from memory,

but I decided on liver and bacon, and there was lots of it!

we just had a couple of drinks as we wanted to make an early start in the morning, all to soon it was time for bed!