Most people know Doi Chaang coffee. Very few people know Doi Chang the village. We stopped there for one night on our way to the Pang Khon farms and left with one of the most memorable conversations of the entire trip. A minimart stop that was supposed to take ten minutes. A farmer with twenty to thirty tonnes of coffee a year and a story about the day he walked away from every corporate contract he had. And a sky full of stars that made it very hard to go to bed.
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