Slow boat from Indochina


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November 23rd 2010
Published: November 23rd 2010
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After chilling out in Luang Prabang we boarded a slow boat for two days, stopping off in Pak Beng for the night. The views from the boat were mind blowing; jungle, limestone karsts, tiny villages and people using the river for food, transport and washing. We’d recommend taking the slow boat to anyone looking to do that journey. We’d also recommend turning up early to bag the ‘soft seats’... Read Full Entry



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23rd November 2010

Lovely blog Sheryl. I'm looking forward to all your stories from Nepal & India. Keep safe & lots of lovex
23rd November 2010

It doesn't get any easier...
...Reading about your fun times - I would've thought that at least having been to SE Asia I wouldn't feel so much envy but, alas, no, I'm still jealous as can be. BUT! Roll on India! I'm pretty sure it's going to be a life-changer, for me at least. I hope we don't all decide to join an ashram and start wearing red. It's really not my colour, you know. OK, I'm making no sense, but that's cos I'm EXCITED! Can't wait to see you, maybe even in TWO WEEKS!!! xxx
24th November 2010
Sheryl with pretty lights

Pretty girl
Lovely photo and super blog. Love you loads. xxxxx
27th November 2010

Thanks Joan
Not too sure on time for Nepal unfortunately. Lots of India though! We're in Darjeeling at the mo, just having visited a tea garden. Awesome. Hope all is well back home. Lots of love Xxx
27th November 2010

Helen!
It really isn't long now. As you say, we may have to meet in the MJ. I'll be holding a red rose in case you've forgotton what we look like. xxx
27th November 2010

Thank you
xxxx

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