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The wedding part 1
... run down fiesta, a ranger pickup and a Renault Clio, none of which I actually owned. But then I suppose if I had a list of cars like that to my name I would feel superior in this conversation too. I still love my Clio though, I hope whoever is driving her now is taking good care of her. She likes at least 3 kg of various pieces of rubbish in her at all times and has to be taken over roundabouts at 50mph 3 times a week. Oh and she likes being washed with that multi-coloured ...
Moon River guesthouse
... to do. There was a big do going on in the Wat, hundreds of school children, what they were doing, I have no clue. Eventually, I did walk back up to the KFC, had an cone, and caught the #3 back. This time I got off at the market that is near the guesthouse, and it is incredible. Everything there, all kinds of food.
My room was one of two of a little wooden bungalo on stilts. The guy staying next door was ...
Marriage proposal
... someone had seen me and the bus slowed to a halt before I jumped back on to resume my journey. Lesson learnt; always rely on your own instincts, not all other travellers know more than you!
Arriving in Udon Thani a much wiser person, I checked in to my hotel and was much surprised to see that, again, for the first time in a long time, I wasn't alone. There was a guy from Ghana seated in the corridor outside of the rooms and knowing that it ...
Day 46: On a road to somewhere
... quite affronted when it didn't get in until 2310 (and duly amused by my own impatience). A 5 minute turnaround and then the driver clearly tanked it back to Chiang Khan as I was walking down the street to the house as the clock ticked over to midnight. Pi Tuu was up to let me into the house and we had the briefest of conversations before I crept into the room where Dave was already asleep and slumped into bed. Mission, astonishingly, unbelievably and irrefuteably 100% ...
Heading north..
... Our attendant was a cheerful fellow with a good line in Borat quotes that kept me amused. We did our best to sleep but the jerking and sudden halts of the train made it fairly difficult. Still, it was cosy in our little bunks. The following morning and when we thought we should be arriving in Nong Khai and the Laos border, we were still a fair way short. Turns out some wildlife had gone suicidal and jumped the track. We got to our destination about 3 hours late ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Room service
- Fitness/Health center
- Pets allowed