Urban House Bangkok

... a woman came over to me demanding 400 baht - 100 for the show and 300 for the beers that I thought Paul had already bought..."No, he no pay" she said. I leant (far) over to Ron and said "Didn't Paul pay for these?". Ron did not think that he had because Ron was told the same story. See where this is going?
Eyes to the stage now. The women were frankly ugly as sin, and as I watched this fat bag of ripples crouch over a birthday cake with a tube inserted in her fallen Bacon ...

... which gave me chance to do some 'housekeeping'. Got to 5pm and thought I'd booked my bus to Chaing Mai but apparently not, ALL the coaches were full. After a rushed booking and a tuk tuk to the station I caught the next train to Chaing Mai, which would take 12 hours throught the night. As far as travel goes it was ok, apart from a meal which gave me food poisoning for the next week and a rather large, snoring thai man sat next to me, but I ...

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I needed to come here as part of my rail connection south to Singapore when I will reach my objective of travelling 'Overland to Oz without Flying' courtesy of ideas man, Mark Smith of www.seat61.com

As I'm nearing my objective it's feeling harder to keep up my motivation and good spirits - but this may be because I'm not overly keen on Bangkok - and as I'm travelling south, don't ...

... No problem and at 3:00 sharp they started distributing the visas scheduled for that day.

Today was quite a day. I am running out of pages in my passport and still need a couple of visas so I made my way to the Canadian Embassy. It turns out that they don't add extra pages to the passports anymore which means that anyone running out of room in the passports need to apply for a new one. Because I am here in Bangkok and don't have a ...

... on my own – I was the only person in the whole cinema! Surely Coco Avant Chanel isn’t that bad a film!

After that it was off to the Embassy and thankfully our visas had been granted – that is the last part of our journey organised. India here we come! First however there is a little more of Thailand, the Philippines & Hong Kong to visit!

Here are the photos.

Next stop, Koh Samui.

... time in a Ger camp in Mongolia and meeting a nomadic family who were so friendly and welcoming. We've riden on horse back in the evening sun in the Steppes whilst our Mongolian guide sang beautiful songs.

Beijing is also an amazing city and completely exceeded my expectations. It retains so much of its unique traditional cultures, despite being one of the most progressive cities in the world. The people ...

... business. We all managed to get along without him, but it just wasn’t the same. Our routinely visits to the grocery market, Big C, and weekly massages just were not as fun as they were when he was there. But now that he is back we are all filled with joy and ready to embark upon a great year here at Ekamai International School with Karl as our leader. May God bless him for his great deeds and present here at EIS.

... hält ca. 3h an, dann haben wir uns im Food-Floor ein Mittagessen verdient.
Auf dem Rückweg schauen wir im Novotel auf ein Törtchen vorbei und fahren dann mit dem Taxi ins Hotel zurück - ein ziemlich sinnloses Unterfangen das länger dauert als wenn wir zu Fuss gegangen wären.
Wir knacken eine Runde und brechen dann zum Abendessen auf. Das Spice ...

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... the Bangkok Hilton. The visit had gone well and Glen felt that his time had been appreciated by the twenty six year old inmate. I had heard of people visiting prisoners last time we were in Bangkok but after talking to Glen I began to seriously consider giving a little of my own time to someone who would appreciate a friendly face. I must admit to having a slight problem with my motives for going. If it's just curiosity then I'm not sure that's a good enough reason to go. However, I ...