Day 21: Back on the road: History and nature
<p>Although most of our plans for the last weekend in Bangkok revolved primarily around sleeping in, taking it easy, ‘not doing too much’, and enjoying just being off work in a bustling city, things changed on Friday and the group split up into three:</p>
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<p>Hard weekend choice: Waterfall, river, or beach and sea</p>
<p>Having been to the sea and the beach and our time in Thailand running short now, I definitely wanted to experience some forest. I had realized in week 3 how much time I spend in fields and the forest back home, by myself and with company. I haven’t missed much about my usual life so far, but walking in nature is one of those things.</p>
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