My expectation, before I arrived at the Muay Thai camp, was that all the standard amenities and sustenance goods purchasing could be done within walking distance of my accommodation. This was true insofar as one could live on the food available in the many cheap restaurants and also purchase water and fruit nearby. However, when it came to goods such as cereal, milk, bread, tuna, cheese etc, Tiger Muay Thai proved somewhat isolated. In order to make up my own meals, made up of the latter, saving a tiny bit on the expenditure, I had to go a little further afield. This necessitated the rental of a scooter. Having been given my first mode of personal transport, a Yamaha 125cc motorcycle (undoubtedly used in WWII), at the tender age of fifteen and a half, I feel
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