Published: September 17th 2008September 17th 2008
Left home in Canada on the 17th August 2008 following an amazing summer there, to reunite face to face with family (Mum, Lawson, Joe, Natalie) after 2 years on the international road, at Dad and Rotchana's home (present) in Nong Bua Lamphu. It was great to spend a week lounging around together, getting into Motorcycle accidents and playing the fool with my sister. After three days enjoying creature comforts in a Bangkok hotel and shopping it was farewell to family until January on onwards solo.
Rather than heading straight to India it was decided to head to Railey Beach in Krabi for a couple of weeks of beach and climbing. It ended up pretty much being all beach, with an amazing Team from England, you know who you are.
As I sit here, its 10:31am, Bangkok, overcast outside and killing/lounging with time until tomorrow morning when the airport calls for a 12:20pm flight to Calcutta. Exchange some $, book a shuttle bus, work on some photos at another cafe later as this computer does not really want to know about this trip.
Enjoy the piccys, they speak volumes when an author does not. xx
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Ben
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G'day
Shane Still on the road huh? That's quite a trek. The Autumn evening in a montreal cafe- the language swap- such a distant recollection now. Keep it up. Ben
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