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Elephants and Inmates
Our trip to Chiang Mai started at Hua Lamphong Train Station in Bangkok, where we boarded the sleeper train for the 13 hour overnight journey. We had budgeted to travel first class, and the day before we went to the train station to buy our tickets. Unfortunately there were no first, or second class tickets left, and the only option to leave the …
Chiang Mai -maybe another time
Up early again and off to the ferry that would take us from Laos to Thailand. The passport control on the Laos side opened at 8am and having completed the paperwork, got our exit stamps, we jumped into the little boat and were taken over to the Thai side. Here we again had to complete entry forms, have our visas checked and stamped (they stamped …
Clickity clack, clickity clack
... seats train conductor took a phone call laying in one woman's bed and closed the curtain. Not sure if he will still be there when she returns lol. We slept fairly well considering the bumps and jolts throughout the night - although Jules was convinced she was going to be thrown from the top bunk by one of the bumps... The early morning view was covered by fog, but now the sky is blue and sun is out - only about 40 minutes left till Chaing Mai ...
..back in the saddle...just an "ordinary" life?..
... a family, they will be once again torn from just one more family they have known and you really wonder what goes on in their tiny little heads and hearts.
Vienping Children's Home has over 800 children, ranging from newborn to age 18, and more come in every day, especially now with the refugee situation. Just today when I went in to work, there were two new beautiful babies, both only weeks old and you just can't imagine who could have ever given them up.
Well, ...
First Day in Chiang Mai
... Lanna Kingdom. The majority of the structure still remains despite an earthquake in 1545 which destroyed the top tiers of the temple. The temple was also once surrounded by large stone elephants, though now only a few remain. They cast large shadows on the temple walls behind them which looked hauntingly beautiful in the moonlight. Here is a link to more photos! https://www.icloud.com/journal/#1;CAEQA RoQKhjsu4D-HEYC7Qj6iawOPA;570216AD-110E ...
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