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Drifting In Cambodia: Time To Move On
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Time To Move On. This page is now finished, as we have officially left Cambodia. Head back to the home page (or click on the right) to check out our journals from destination number five: Nepal. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Back To Home Page. Currently in CENTRAL AMERICA. Day 85 : EPIC Angkor Wat. Day 89 : Angkor Wat Photos. Day 91 : Cambodia Rising. Day 94 : Lift Off. Time To Move On.
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Drifting in China: Day 6 :: Notes On Hong Kong
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Day 6 : Notes On Hong Kong. Day 6 - HK/Lamma Island. Final notes on Hong Kong (after only four days, we have completely figured out the culture, ethos and people of Hong Kong):. Gameboys here are like iPods in America. They're loads of McDonalds and 7/11 stores here. Hasn't anyone told our friends here that slurpees died in the early 90's and that McDonalds is the new K-Mart? Cell phones here are like cell phones in America. More pictures can be found here. I love your pics! Especially the one of the apa...
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Drifting In Thailand: April 2007
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Day 62 : Four, Four, 0 Seven. Day 62 - Roigan. At the bottom of the page, you can subscribe to this new Thailand site, which means you'll receive updates whenever there is a new post]. On a warm LA night last October, six friends sat around a picnic table eating Thai food and making grand plans. Today, the six of us walked across the street and jumped into eighty degree water. Cheers to making things happen.with your friends. Day 72 : Water Fights. Day 72 - Bangkok. Is that you're soaked for three days s...
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Drifting in China: March 2007
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Day 3 : It Has Begun. Day 3: Hong Kong. So we're sitting in a little room on the fifth floor of the Ling Do building on Hong Kong Island. It looks a little like one of those trailer classrooms that elementary schools build when they run out of space (except for the Chinese banners, the shoes for sale and the girl singing kareoke at the top of her lungs). Well, the internet clock is winding down and Kari just asked me if I dare her to sing kareoke. I better get out of here fast. Day 4: Hong Kong. They're ...
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Drifting In Thailand: Day 77 :: Secluded Beaches
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Day 77 : Secluded Beaches. Day 77 : Koh Samui. For the record: We haven't worn socks since China.]. Only 28 hours by bus from Chiang Mai is a little place called Railay Beach. It sits along the west side of Thailand on the Adaman Sea. The only way to get to these beaches is by a long boat; no land entrance exists. The sand is white, the water is aqua and the cliffs are breathtaking. You can even walk between Islands when the tide is out. This is where we've been for the last week. Back To Home Page.
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Drifting In Cambodia: Day 85 :: EPIC Angkor Wat
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Day 85 : EPIC Angkor Wat. Day 85: Siem Reap. Yesterday, after we walked across the border from Thailand to Cambodia, we got on a bus to the ruins of Angkor Wat. The distance is around 110 miles. It took 7 hours. I guess it was sort of like driving from LA to San Diego. Anyway. We fishtailed in mud, nearly ran over a motorbike and plowed through water that was knee deep. All that to bring you this video. :). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Back To Home Page. Currently in CENTRAL AMERICA.
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Drifting In India: Day 143 :: Around Delhi
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Day 143 : Around Delhi. Day 143 - Delhi. We managed to take a few photos during our three days in Delhi - quite a different story than the beauty and serenity of Mcleod Ganj. Side street in Old Delhi:. Main Bazaar in Paharganj:. City Park Near New Delhi Train Staion:. A Few Families Lıved Here:. A few more can be seen here. I saw a lot of crazy stuff on that street at Paharganj. What a place! June 30, 2007 at 9:11 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Back to Home Page. Currently in CENTRAL AMERICA.
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drifting in turkey: Day 175 :: Cyclicality
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Day 175 : Cyclicality. Day 175 - Istanbul. Time Out Istanbul Magazine - June 2007 - Issue 6 - Page 18. The Cycles of Traveling:. The "WEEE, I'm traveling! The "Here I am, still traveling." stage. The "Traveling, schmaveling," stage. The "Why can't anyone do anything right! The "I can always go home if I want to." stage. The "Screw it, I'm used to it, I may as well keep going." stage. The "It's not exotic anymore, but it's more interesting now in other ways, and besides, I can always go home." stage.
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Drifting In India: Day 136 :: Many Faces
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Day 136 : Many Faces. Day 136 - Mcleod Ganj. I have to be honest with you. Sharing the sidewalk with cows never gets old. Not only are they unattended and left to themselves, they seem to have adopted all the walking habits of a human. They browse at certain stores and stop to eat some trash at various bins. They simply go where they please and I think we're all better off for it.]. And so once again, in our attempt to become aquainted with India, we are instead being greeted by Tibet. Back to Home Page.
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Drifting in China: Day 9 :: East Meets West
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Day 9 : East Meets West. Day 8,9 - Hong Kong - Wuzhou - Guilin - Yongshuo. Did the government pay off these folks who were forced to uproot their homes made of tin and wood? It seems more and more that what we've read about China is actually happening - East and West are colliding every where you turn. (Can these cultures possibly live in harmony? I'm not sure what to make of it all, but I'm glad to be here, even though I'm most likely part of the problem. Good for you - for taking the blame.
