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Day 1 ride to Phrae
An epic of a day. As my motorbike was in pieces I decided the only way ahead was to track down another bike somewhere on the streets of Chiangmai. All I could fine was your std 125, all who know and love Thailand love, or some huge and overpriced ninja..sweeting a little and still only 9 am I was about to settle on my best option when recieved a call from Tonys Big Bikes-- my 400 cc ...
No Regrets
... Be a friend, be a disciple. Steer your life to revolve around Him. The higher view of the Fathers sovereignty we have, the more death defying decisions we are willing to make. If He called you to do that today would you be ready? Never be comfortable with where you're at in life, continue to push on, taking the G to places its never gone before. He's calling some to flip their lives upside down and do a complete 180, abide in ...
2 days in Phrae
... These included the usual pad thai (fried noodles) and noodle soups, of which there seemed to be hundreds of varieties; lots of different skewers, though the pork is hard to beat with a sweet marinade; congee, a kind of rice porridge server with meat in, which is good for breakfast; sticky rice with mango, a delicious desert with coconut milk; and waffles and the sort-of crepes that we’d seen in Jinghong and Laos served with banana and/or chocolate covered with condensed milk. ...
Phrae
... full stop, was called Pan Jai. It was a very friendly place, where you could go and have a good look and a taste of the food as it was being cooked to help you decide what you wanted. We had breakfast there on red curry with pork plus gubbins (liver and stuff) and a peanut curry I have never come across anywhere else; and on another day on the local speciality of khao soy (noodles and crispy noodles in a curry soup) and nemnuang (the ...
Loas Bound
The revised plan, now that we know travel overland in Myanmar is not an option is to move on to Laos. We had considered entering through the Chiang Khong / Huay Xai crossing as slow boats to Luang Prabang leave from there but advice from other travellers persuaded us that the reverse trip was more sensible because the boats travelling south are always overcrowded and those travelling north very quiet. We decided, therefore to travel south and east until we reach ...
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