Ibrik Resort by the River Bangkok

... of the Asians laborers conscripted to build the railway died or deserted when Japan was defeated so there is not as much known about them).

After going through the museum I went next door to see the Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, there are rows and rows of Australian graves here emblazoned with the Rising Sun. I walked around for about an hour. I had planned to Chungkia Cemetery where there are more ...

Bit unsure of what to do today as we pretty much saw all the touristy stuff yesterday. Look around a few of the massive shoppping centres and got lost as they were like mazes and all looked exactly the same. Got bored pretty quickly, girls wanted to go to the cinema and wanted to watch the new twilight film (lucky me). Cinema was like nothing ive ever seen before was massive, before the film started ...

... Lumphini Park is really nice, actually! And reminds me a bit of Central park, though on a much smaller scale. I only saw about 6 Water Monitor Lizards, and of those, 4 were probably babies... So I was disappointed that I didn't see mega huge lizards and also that there were only 6 that I found. While I was trying to take a picture of one of the lizards eating a turtle, a crow nearby ******* on me! Seriously?!!?!? On top of everything else???
Bangkok, Thailand andreazl

02 November

Woke up at 3:30, which would normally be insignificant except that it is the time that I normally go to bed. (While in Bangkok I work on the night shift as the U.S. stock market is open during the wee hours Bangkok time.) Piddled around for a few hours getting ready then took a taxi to Tony's apartment, which I had never seen before because he recently moved ...

... looked dead they just brought in a stretcher and carried him out like no big deal, i meet a kid from boston there studying he was 21 and we were in shock we just thought we saw a kid die and everyone just wanted the next fight to happen, we thought it was time to leave.







So far pretty cool just exploring and trying to learn bangkok.... soon it will be adventure time ... getting ready for everst.

... to come and I'mm sure we'll be telling the same stories for ages as well. We're heading off to Australia now which will be a completely different experience but hopefully as enjoyable, meeting up with old friends and family that live there. I wish we'd explored more of Asia and explored some more of the interesting countries it has to offer but theres always next time.

Gaz & LJ

... help.

"Boo yu nai?" “Boo yu Nai” We rode all over Koh Lanta asking where is Boo? We asked everyone and anyone. Some said she was in Klong Jak the next beach down but we rode though there and no sign of her. We now think she is not even on Koh Lanta

Mika and Remi have finished all their distance education and now have the next ten days off.

We’ve had some beautiful weather to finish our time here. Mika has been running around with the ...

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Bangkok, Krung Thep, Thailand astoreonline

... 45am we began boarding the plane and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. Despite being marched past a most sumptuous looking first class we arrived in economy to discover our knees would not be in our chins for the entire journey as we actually (relativity) had a lot of room. We also had little cushions placed on our seats to which ‘Smudger’ immediately uttered in a lower voice “right, you need to nick these…… but don ...

Bangkok

The plane we took from Chennai was a brand new jet that had cameras affixed to the fuselage in order that the passengers can see the landscape from above on small LCD screens in the back of each seat. We flew due south to Sri Lanka, crossing over the very tip of the south of India which, from above, looked immensely parched and arid.

At the modern airport in Colombo we saw our first Christmas tree; a weedy plastic one with a smearing of tinsel. English ...