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2024/04/14_Report_Royal Rosegarden Ridge

Posted on 15/04/2024 by chiangmaihiking

On this Songkran weekend, there was just a pair of friends who did the short hike – and not the usual pair. Our doyenne is down with a very nasty ‘flu at present. All best get well wishes to her.

Although the planned route was very short, way-finding proved surprisingly problematic, due to distractingly fun conversations along the way, together with a slowdown in the GPS app, possibly due to device overheating on a very hot morning. So the actual hike stretched out from three to about five km, between the outskirts of a pleasant rural community and a dry forested ridge. Soon after we got back to the Royal Rose Garden cafe, and were sipping our sha-nom-yens, the main group hikers phoned to say they had finished, and drove over to meet us there for some post-hike chat.

Hike leadership and reporting by Michael

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  • Hikes on this website are open to individuals, not big groups or for commercial uses.
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