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Sawatdee Kaa/Krup (hello) Thailand
... importance!
Of course we were dropped off at a bus station nowhere near town, so we shared a tuk tuk with a few other westerners who were also left stranded. We were hoping to catch the 4pm bus, from the one bus station that is actually in the city, over the border and into Thailand … if it wasn't already booked out. Luckily it wasn’t, so after drawing out a little more cash to pay for it and buying a baguette for lunch, we were signed ...
Met de VIP bus naar Udon Thani
... geproduceerd. Ik besluit één nacht te blijven en morgen te beslissen of ik blijf of naar een ander hotel ga.
Ik loop in de buurt wat rond. Mijn straat zit vol met café's en restaurants, waar de nodige gepensioneerde heren tussen de 60 en 70 jaar oud al dan niet in gezelschap van een jonge Thaise vrouw hun biertjes drinken. Mijn hotel staat achter een restaurant en ik heb geen last van straatgeluid. Later ga ik naar de nightmarket, die 10 minuten lopen verderop zit. ...
The Search for the Perfect Camera
... to offer.
When we rolled into town we were immediately awestruck with all of the western influences prominently displayed in the quality of gas stations, roads, road signs and shopping malls...yep shopping malls are quite prevalent in Thailand. In fact once we got ourselves settled in our guest house we headed straight to the mall to look for a camera to replace the one that got stolen in Vang Vieng.
This crazy ...
Day 46: On a road to somewhere
... intended arrival time of midday (stopping only for water).
We sat for an hour outside (under the shade of a drinks trolley's parasol) and joined the queue when it started to form in earnest. There we met a Liverpudlian girl called Sarah (who was an air hostess who had been laid off over the winter) and she introduced us to her new friend Damien (who I think was German or Swiss), in any case they were going Tubiing which is a Lao sport where you sit in a tractor ...
Viva le Vientiane
Oh yeah, our VIP bus - I feel really sorry for any Lao popstars or footballers who are transported in this fashion. Something tells me that the Lao bus companies might not really appreciate my VIP status. There was no butler service, no chilled champagne, no foot masseuse and no box set of Baz Luhrman films for me to enjoy. To be honest there wasn't any air-conditioning, seat covers or functioning engine capacity either so I wan't too bothered ...
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