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Last Day in Chaing Mai
... for the trifecta. We had a motorcycle mishap when I tried to drive us to the Tribal Museum, that is a long way from our hotel, and I missed the turn; and ended up in the SuperHighway, nothing bad happen, but we were scared as cars were traveling much faster than us; we stayed in the shoulder with the other motorcycles. Major lesson I learned ("no super highway", no driving at night or rain); and stick closer to the hotel. We had to ...
Life in the jungle
... up hill at this point all I could think was what have we signed up too but it turned out to be one of the most amazing experiences of my life. Arriving at camp Jens little legs made it and Me just covered in mud after I decided to fall over quite a few times turns out the fact is never wear converse trekking!!! Another half hour trek up muddy reeeaally steep slopes and we arrive at a hidden waterfall. Our crazy trek leader ...
Acting like a tourist
... Should I try and roll over? How long should I wait? Thankfully she had the strength to push me back up into a sitting position. Awkward!
I paid and left whilst Ana enjoyed another 30 minutes of her herbal heat bag thing that was going on. Hmmm....just enough time to pop over the road for a cheeky coke.
All in all massage number three consisted of one hour of burning back, stretches and some ...
Chiang Mai Trekking
... back to Chiang Mai and were really tired when we arrived. I had noticed my allergic reaction was starting to spread and deteriorate, so the day after I hopped passed the hospital for a second opinion. This doctor did speak proper English ( in the contrary to the one on Koh Tao ), and he basically told me all the medicine I got was useless and gave me tons of new stuff. I was happy as he was able to explain clearly what it was and how to get rid of it.
I ...
It's not grim up north in Thailand
We arrived in Chiang Mai after what can only be described as a completely pleasant over-night train journey. Having had a day lay over in Bangkok arriving at Chiang Mai was like a breath of fresh air, quite literally. The city was fantastic; so laid back and welcoming we felt the stress of Bangkok float away.
We arrived late morning and got a tuk-tuk to our hostel. Basic but more than adequate and it was run by a nice french chap called Mark. He helped us ...
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