Are You Really Rural?

Where Is The Farm . . .

I have been asked just how 'rural' are you? The nearest village is about 1 km away. It's very small, and only has one road that goes through it. There are 2 mom/pop shops in town, operated from their home. You can get the basics - water, ice, eggs, meat, and such - but if you want more then you go 30 km to the bigger town.

How Do You Get To Town . . .

That depends. Lol

That is the main road we use for the car. It's only wide enough for one vehicle, which usually isn't a problem since none of our neighbors own one. However, don't be in a hurry as the road, basically, sucks! Lol

This is the shortest way into town. It is nothing more than a well traveled path on top of the dykes for the rice paddy's. Suitable only for motorbikes, walking, and water buffaloes - which you often encounter along the way.

During the rainy season neither way is good. Yes, you can get a motorbike down them, but you better be a damn good rider (which most Thai's are)! We park the car in town and walk down the trail to the farm. Makes shopping a challenge, getting everything home. But that's what this is for . . .

Every family around here has one. You use it move whatever from point A to B.

We use it to gather produce, haul feed, various supplies, the uses are unlimited. You will see people pulling them behind a motorbike going into the city.

So, Am I Rural . . .

I'll let you decide. Pop in a comment (which I will upvote) below and let me know your thoughts. Thanks for reading!

Best Regards

Richard Taylor

"The only limits you have are those you impose upon yourself. Remove the limits!"