The story goes that some “hundreds” of years ago a Chinese trading junk was shipwrecked north of Prachuap Khiri Khan. The coast was a treacherous mass of peaks, wild waves smashing against their base. The 300 surviving seafarers, no doubt annoyed at each other over their navigating folly, sought refuge on separate peaks.
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Couchfish Day 230: Seafarers and hermits
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Couchfish Day 230: Seafarers and hermits
A wander around Khao Sam Roi Yot.
Jun 19, 2021
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