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Cobras and Curries
I took a while to get dress because cartoons wasn't good for me. So, my mom (Laura) told me to get dress so I did. Until my mom wanted me to put on my pants so I did but then she wanted my to put on my skirt. My dad told my mom he didn't want me to put on my skirt so I had to take off my skirt and put on my pants again. And my mom said I would be …
The Banilah guide to Chiang Mai
On arriving back in Houayxai we gathered our stuff and with Richard, Ryan and Katie (American honeymooners) headed down to the Mekong, after hundreds of miles on the Laos side finally to cross it and enter Thailand. We piled into a longboat to ferry us across the river as we waved a sad goodbye to Laos. The Thai border guard was the chirpiest …
Bangkok to Chiang Mai!
Hello all!
Had a nice couple of last days in Bangkok, went to a few markets and such! It was quite a nice feeling though, to know we were going to be leaving behind the hectic Bangkok!
Before we left, we went to a fish spa! this was a VERY weird experience. Ed was courageous enough to plunge his feet right in...but as Katie is scared of …
Trekking, elephant riding, tiger cuddling & more!!
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Well Chiang Mai has been fun after a fairly slow start, getting used to everything!
Whilst being here we have: visited a massive night market in which all of the streets are shut off to traffic with lots of nice things to buy! Ed even had a sunday roast from a food stall!!! No yorkshire puddings though so was a bit …
Stay seated folks
After Athena left for the beaches and kayaking, I must admit I felt a little lonely. So where did I head? The zoo naturally. The largest aquarium in Asia is also on the same premises so I stopped there too. Highlights included:
1. Feeding a rhino bananas - this guy was fantastic - he came out of his little house to eat and his upper lip …