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Chasing Waterfalls
After 3 nights in Bangkok we had reached our limits on being offered a over priced tuk tuks or James being offered a tailor made suit every time we left our front door. (I always wanted to explain with James only owning 3 pairs of clothes a tailor made suit is quite low on our list of priorities especially in 40 degree heat!) Therefore we decided …
Kanchanaburi - Part deux
... och det gick sådär. Jacob vann för han hade bästa vapnet. Sedan gick vi över till WC3 vilket var sjukt kul. Hade glömt bort hur kul det spelet var.
Imorgon beger vi oss till Bangkok så det firar vi med att äta äppelkaka med vaniljglass samt dricker en öl och nu har servicen nått botten. Servitrisen, som för övrigt sprang runt i en Chang-klänning och såg ut att vara 12 år, kommer fram och när hon skall servera oss tittar hon bort och ställer ...
Lost on the River Kwai
... again was very moving and we have learnt lots more about WW2 since being here.
All in all we have loved staying in Kanchanaburi and little sad to be leaving tomorrow. We are leaving to go back to Bangkok and then a forwarding night train to Chiang Mai. We thought we had got away with trains after finishing work!!!
Anyway hope you are all way and we will keep you updated on our next adventure.
Over and out CC an LB ...
Bridge on the River Kwai
Booked my first day tour through the TAT (tourism authority of Thailand). Destination: the Floating market at Damnern Saduak, the bridge on the River Kwai, and the Tiger Temple near by. Maybe it was the 6am wake up, but I found it all a little bit of an anti-climax. The floating market was very touristy and extremely busy! All of the stalls were selling identical products - tacky gifts no tourist would want and overpriced clothing. The river was so congested ...
The River, the Bidge, the Un-birthday!!!
... come from. It was here that we eventually got in to a taxi that would hopefully speed us to our destination. In the curious way that is Thailand, when we emerged on to the dual carriageway it seemed we were going in the wrong direction. So i told the driver again of our intended destination and he agreed with a yes, yes. Then about 11km in the wrong direction I realised that in order to go the right way we had to speed 11km in the wrong direction to do a u-turn to head ...