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"Miss Abigaaiilll you take medicine now"
... had to go through the same old tests and was asked if she wanted to be tested for dengue again. No she just wanted to see a doctor. Finally after getting to the doctor, the matter was confused by Brad needing an extension for his visa as well. After a number of phone calls "upstairs" and visitng every floor of the hospital we were sat down in a "special ward". Brad was called to the reception and asked what was wrong with him. He tried to ...
Trains, Temples and Thai Massage - Chiang Mai
... no sitting in there! The journey does however offer some more pleasant experiences - the views are lovely, and a huge contrast to the sights of Bangkok. The landscape is vast, and mainly very flat marshland and rice paddy fields, but with the odd protruding mountain in the distance. At 1am we finally arrive in Chiang Mai and head to our hotel where we go straight to bed. In the morning we flag down a taxi from outside our hotel, and head to Doi Suthep, ...
More adventurous
... are short on time and funds so we opted for the one day adventure. Now there are many package tours that feature riding with elephants. However, many of these places don't always observe the most ethical ways of treating elephants. Therefor if you book one of these excursions you want to make sure to go with a company that rescues them and doesn't use physical abuse. The company we went with was perfect for that reason. We booked with a newer company called Tong Elephant ...
A Condensed Version of the Last 5 Months
... didn’t do for all the people that went before us. It was a really fun experience. My Uncle Jan and Aunt Ro came to visit us in July. They flew into Bangkok and we spent the weekend with them there showing them around. We rode long-tail boats down the Chaopraya River, visited Wat Arun, shopped ...
Sweating, more sweating, neon snakes and stupas
... fruit and lychees by the smiley lady proprietress. The 57 mile journey to the town of Lampang was surprisingly easy, and we arrived at around 4 pm.
Lampang is a lovely bustling market town to the south of Chiang Mai, with which it shares many historical and cultural linkages. The old quarter of the town is beautiful, and sprawling teak houses line the narrow alleys giving a glimpse of what most towns in the region must have looked like before concrete and cement ...
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