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  • 19 . 03 . 11

    Bits And Pieces: Thailand, Laos, Vietnam

    Thoughts, snippets and happenings on our first three countries that didn’t fit into other entries.

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  • 25 . 02 . 11

    Sabaidee Laos

    Crossing the border into Laos sees me almost adopt a new Scandinavian identity, before becoming very well acquainted with fellow passengers on a bus with a load that would have made Atlas shrug.

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  • 24 . 02 . 11

    Long Tail Sally

    In which we make our way from Thaton to Chiang Rai with 12 foreigners and lots of baggage in a boat designed for 10 locals and some fruit, along a river shallow enough that you could do a reasonable impression of Jesus. Cue grated nerves.

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  • 23 . 02 . 11

    On The Road Again

    In which we travel from Chiang Mai to Thaton in a mosquito enclosure on wheels and see some of the beautiful northern Thai countryside.

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  • 19 . 02 . 11

    Northern Soul

    In which I try for a long time to describe Chiang Mai without using the word “love”, then give up and use it in the first sentence.

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  • 16 . 02 . 11

    Scenic Route

    It’s hard to get lost in a city centre that’s bounded by a square of four very obvious, very ancient walls, but we managed it tonight.

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  • 16 . 02 . 11

    Travel Game: King

    The Thai people love their king and aren’t afraid to show it, inspiring a fun new travel game.

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  • 15 . 02 . 11

    Taken For A Ride

    In which we are taken for a ride, literally, make an unexpected purchase and meet a modern day Kharon.

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  • 14 . 02 . 11

    Accidental Activism

    In which we visit the markets, have a BBQ, try not to take sides in Thai domestic politics and are driven around Bangkok on motorised tricycles.

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  • 13 . 02 . 11

    The Getaway

    Day one of Monkey And The Benj Hit The Road almost stops before it starts at a Qantas check-in desk, then picks up the pace with alacrity on arrival in Bangkok.

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