Cha-Am Fishing Harbor
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The fishing port of Cha-Am has been expanded in the form of the letter U. On the right and left site are about 4 meter high stone dams, which provide that there are no waves in the harbor during stormy sea and the ships are safe. The complete expansion of the dams in the harbor are now about a mile long and they were completed in the last two years. |
A fishing boat drives in the calm harbor from the Cha-Am fishing port.
The Gulf of Thailand and therefore also Cha-Am are exposed to the tides ebb and flood. This is strongly felt, because at low tide the fishing boats are set in the mud. Only when the tide starts again, they can drive back to the sea.
It looks adventurous for us but it is for the Thai fishing man everyday life: The rotting wooden walkway, where the ships are attached.
A narrow and very shaky wooden bridge separates the working class neighborhood, which located on the left side of the Cha-Am harbor from the actual port. The bridge is about 70 cm wide and has wood planks as floor. Here motorcycles roar across the bridge, though two oncoming people have very little space. But: It works and that even without an accident! |
A small white powdered boy stands in front of a fruit stand at the market of Cha-Am in the fishing village. He proudly carries a bag of pineapple in his hand. He seems not to have seen often any farangs because he looks a little bit fearful and turns right around and runs back to his mom. |
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