SURAT THANI NIGHTLIFE //Thai foods, local vibe @follow Instagram HeyVernTravels
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2021
- Let's explore the night market around Surat Thani. Lot's of smells and sounds to let the mind wander.We will also walk around to the port and check the boat schedules for my next journey.
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Amazing food 🥘
Thank you 😋
Good video...Your camera is working great sound is good too.
Cheers my friend thanks for that.
The mic sounds great. Very natural sounding and not a lot of background noise
Appreciate the feedback David, cheers!
Nothing like a good Asian market! Enjoyed the video.
Thanks Surviving TN, that really is old school and a great energy being in those moments. Unlike going to a modern grocery story where it feels cold and lifeless lol.
Hey Vern, behind some of those shops there are spaces you can sit. Only the locals know about them. Luckily because I worked near there I got a lot of joy out of those spaces after a hard day's graft. :)
Cool Dylan thanks for sharing!
Enjoyed the vlog, Vern. We have something in common. We are both fishermen and once it's in your blood, it stays there forever, no matter which part of the world you find yourself in. When you're a fisherman, you're drawn to water and people wetting a line. You are Canadian and I am Australian and both our countries are blessed with many, many places to fish and catch fish.
Agreed , once bitten always hooked :) Well daid Frank. How is the fishing in Australia?
@@HeyVernTravels It's all about conditions, fishing the low light periods, working the tides, fishing as light as you can get away with and using the freshest bait you can source - guess this applies to everywhere.
You were absolutely right, there are not many places to sit down and relax, have a meal or a drink or just rest in the whole of Thailand.
I was traveling during pandemic so maybe things have changed.
I loved freshwater fishing in Minnesota and Wisconsin, but seasickness on the ocean.
Wonderful fishery in MN Thomas. Sick is no fun, felt that once outside the Columbia Bar a spooky place to cross.
Thanks for the walk and talk Vern. All the street food looks so good and the mic sounds good.
Thanks also for the input Samuel. Very welcome. Good times for sure.
Audio is great Vern! Excellent noise cancellation. What model is the Sennhesier Microphone?
Cheers my friend, will send a photo as I am not sure.
koh tao, ko phangan and koh samui all great islands when not in covid situation. amazing beaches. could easily spend a month on samui alone exploring around. i went to all 3. probably not much happening on them now though
Very low key now, can have it all to yourself.
Great Thai market! Happy shopping Vern!
Was a real kick, that place. Cheers!
nice night life vern. i love the food stalls. did u try the silkworm? i never heard of that before. seems like a nice town to settle down in . not to crowded and people friendly
Didn't try the silkworm at that stall nope. I did try the banana pancake yesterday though ;>) Very low key indeed.
Hey Vern, did you hear about the bureau of immigration in the Philippines giving essentially a grace or relief period to people overstaying their visas..... man it's like I just wonder what your opinion is about that if you'd like to comment that is...
This was a TH-camr reporting this 4 hours ago on TH-cam from the Philippines from Luzon....
Correct me if I'm wrong Vern but weren't you forced to leave because your Visa was going to expire when you left for turkey and if you would have overstayed you would have been given this grace period this is incredible...
I don't know what to say...
I feel for your brother...... 🙏
Hey Zayne. Seen that also... A year too late. My thoughts..ok They had a perfect opportunity to keep people there spending money to help the local economy, but they blew it, no forethought . Often times when things are good people get headstrung thinking they are on top of it all and of their own doing. Then the bottom falls out but the pride remains. Then the humbling begins...They were doing great, now the humbling for them. Thailand is showing Asia exactly how to move through covid, where is the PH in the same motion? They had a force of people and business going towards a green lane in July, but they killed it off....wouldn't even try it. So yea when they are behind the 8 ball at every turn, only the worst can be the result imho. Is it political? Is it China calling the shots? Or is it just terrible leadership, or all of the above....At this point I am more confused than anyone.
@@HeyVernTravels it's as if we're all floating on a sea of lies......
@@zayneunderwood1488 Now zayne you said what could be the most truthful sentence of our times. Only time will reveal it's depth.
@@HeyVernTravels indeed... 🙏
Go MBK mall in Bangkok 3rd or 4th floor for the best deal on used phones
Thanks for that John, that is exactly where I will go then ;>)
Keep away from Koh Tao, Vern! Its infamous!
Keeping away....probably for the only reason that the islands are too sleepy for even me right now ;>)
That's where expats have died or disappeared.
Yes, there have been around 12 or 13 mysterious deaths of western tourists in the last 5 or so years!
Never disturb a lad when he's fishing, Vern. Thought you knew that rule.
Never heard that one before Richard lol. Although when I was 11/12 I walked upong a dock at a lake in Minneapolis and two kids were there, I went up to them asking a question and one kid flat out decked me. I took the punch and asked why he hit me ...the kids got scared and took off as I shook it off. Maybe that was why, I will never know.
@@HeyVernTravels If you want to get into a conversation with someone get a fishing rod and sit by the water.
have you tried mango sticky rice yet from the street vendors?? its so amazing. mangos over there melt in your mouth like candy. usually in a clear plastic container with mangos and rice and a sugar syrup.
I will try that Toby thanks for the heads up. Did you try the banana carmel pancake yet? OMG wow!
@@HeyVernTravels yes i love their pancakes they make on the side of the street :)
Sorry, Vern...for some unbeknown reason I thought you were Canadian and had it locked in my head...
No worries is the Minnesota accent :)
Around two minutes after talking about tables to sit at, you passed a few tables to your right. I did not like silk worm, as you said, mushy. Better with fried grasshopper/cricket or fresh small sour ant :) And about languages, how many languages do the normal american know? I would guess on 1,01 if we do not count all that are immigrants and speak their native language. Thai is very difficult to learn for us, and english cant be much easier for them to learn. They dont study it much in school and if they only see a farang once a month, how could they know english then?
You seem to know your bugs ;>) Americans don't know many languages. Some know about 1.5 ha that is true. See here is what I see....so many languages are only useful at home then beyond that they have little value.. So to have some common language skills such as English, as it is known a little bit in most parts of the world, would seem to make sense etc. I chat allot of foreigners and they don't stay long in countries that don't know a basic language they know, they just feel like a an outsider. Languages are hard to learn, for me it is a very slow process. I really admire those that know several languages.
@@HeyVernTravels The thais are poor and cant travel abroad, so their only language is thai. I love Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar... the language is not a barrier. For me the thing is that I need a challenge, and then I dont mean climbing trees or mountains, but just handle the day in those countries is a small adventure, and I love it! That is why many people love it! It never gets boring. Many farangs go to the tourists spots, stay at the same western hotel for a month and say that they had a great stay in Thailand. They could as well have been in Spain or Mexico, they dont notice the difference, it is cheaper than Spain and not as many murders as in Mexico thou... My language is Swedish, I know English and Spanish, but thai... no. I want to move there when I retire but the language I will never master. Then I miss parts of the culture and other things, but it will be fun, interesting and frightening! Great!