Crossing the Mekong in a slim, unstable needle of a boat, our bikes’ weight making it tilt dangerously from side to side. Waving the luxury of Thailand goodbye…
posted by Singapore to Hong Kong by Bike at 9:36 AM
Friday, October 06, 2006
Crossing the Mekong in a slim, unstable needle of a boat, our bikes’ weight making it tilt dangerously from side to side. Waving the luxury of Thailand goodbye…
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a young woman with a passion for adventure, travel and anything outdoors and a fetish for tractors and poetry and find rest in perpetual motion, particularly on long trekking, hitch-hiking or cycling holidays.
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1 Comments:
You gals rock !! Well done. Laos sounded tough, but beautiful pics in the toughness tho. Keep going, we are so proud of you. Still jealous of your adventure. Have fun and keep making the most of each day of freedom. Look after each other. Hope to hear from you soon.
Pammy
4:30 AM
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