Normann in Thailand

[Normann]

Hello all treasure hunters. First i would say thank you, for this nice forum. I have learned a lot by reading your posts.
This photo is me, on top of a mountain the Japanese use in WW2. This mountain have many caves.
On the top i found one coin from 1948 (2491) One satang. This is in Ranong south Thailand near Burma.

 

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[Rasputin]

Normann, do you have a detector? If so, have you searched those sites? ...they look v-e-r-y interesting!

 

[stefen]

I'm not sure if I'd want to push a shovel into the ground, especially along a trail...but then I still have my legs to walk on.

Some of the most beautiful country scenery to see in person...

 

[Normann]

Normann, do you have a detector? If so, have you searched those sites? ...they look v-e-r-y interesting!
[Yes its a very interesting place. The Japanese even build a railway here,from Chumpon to Ranong for transport of military materiel and soldiers. The trail was removed by the british military and send back to Malaisia, they leave a train. Here is a photo of the train station. I have a ace 250 and a seahunter mark II for waterhunting.]

 

[River Rat]

Normann, great to meet ya! Looking forward to seeing more pics of you and your country.

RR

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[Goodyguy]

Velkommen! Normann,

Sawatdee! khr'ap,

Great to have you on the Net.
Phom rak meu-ung tai khr'ap

Lykke til,
Goodyguy~

 

[TerryC]

Welcome, Normann!

I spent five days in Bangkok in 1968! One of my R & Rs from Viet Nam. This a a family Net so I will not go into great detail.... snicker... snicker. Let's see more pictures! TTC

 

[Normann]

Velkommen! Normann,

Sawatdee! khr'ap,

Great to have you on the Net.
Phom rak meu-ung tai khr'ap

Lykke til,
Goodyguy~

Sawatdee! khr'ap khun Goodyguy~ Takk skal du ha.

 

[Normann]

Welcome, Normann!

I spent five days in Bangkok in 1968! One of my R & Rs from Viet Nam. This a a family Net so I will not go into great detail.... snicker... snicker. Let's see more pictures! TTC

He he snicer... snicer, well actualy i have pictures of something funny i found.
Good luck

 

[Goodyguy]

Velkommen! Normann,

Sawatdee! khr'ap,

Great to have you on the Net.
Phom rak meu-ung tai khr'ap

Lykke til,
Goodyguy~

Sawatdee! khr'ap khun Goodyguy~ Takk skal du ha.

Du er hjertelig velkommen

That is an interesting find. Have you done any research on it?
Looks like it could be a bell clapper from a bell.

GG~

 

[Ray S S]

Hi there, Normann,

WELCOME to Mugs and Tnet. Boy! I like those far-off views. You have some interesting shots here. Will
look foreward to more from you. Like Texastee says I wonder, too, maybe some of those caves could be
Booby-trapped. There is no telling just what all would be in the back ends of of them when you think
about the history associated with that area. It is pretty likely that some of them might have something
left by them. But , be careful if you venture into any.

Happy Easter,

Ray

 

[Red_desert]

Very interesting terrain...nice photos and welcome to TNet!

 

[Mental Granny]

Great pics keep posting and Please be careful!