Photo girl Yep, You're right.I love photosmore than flowersThanks for taking my photos. You're good photographer.Is that your second job?? :-p
Will you available on my graduate day :-)
Hey! Dave! You're back in the land of smiles!
How long you stickin around for this time? I'm due to arrive mid-March myself! Good to hear from you again! =)
Talk soon!
Ryan
Edmonton, AB, CANADA
Whiteville is great I am from Whiteville NC and you are right it is a great place. I moved away 7 years ago and I miss the friendly people. Hope you get a chance to go back and really take in all the great sites.
Saroeun I'd suggest contacting Saroeun (pronounced Saw Ruin). He's a great guide. His e-mail is sinsaroeun@hotmail.com or phone # (855) 12-950-232. Also, it's probably better to e-mail me rather than post a comment in the future if you need further info. Thanks.
Siem Reap Hi dave,
would like to know more info on Siem Reap. I would be visiting the place with 3 of my friends from 17 to 19 sept.
Which temples would u recommend ? Where did u get the guide from ? How much did they charge for 1 day ?
Are you really??? Are you really near Ulm? George and I lived in Goppingen - 1967-68. Goppingen is just north of Ulm - about 30 minutes south of Stuttgart. Home sweet home during those Army days. Can't wait to hear more.
sounds pretty cool hey dave-
So i've heard all about your car experience, but what about the autobahn? Have you been on it? Anyway it sounds like you're having a great time. It's a little different from SE Asia huh? Well, i'll see ya on thursday.
-Barrett
German public transportation They don't take your ticket in most European countries. It's sort of an 'honor system'. However, if you get caught without a ticket, the fine is very steep. So, having your ticket with you if vital if you don't want to pay a lot more.
Well the public transport ticket thing works like that in germany: you buy (a ticket) (the best way for you would be to buy a day ticket, should be far less than 10 euro per day in hannover), then you just enter the strassenbahn or bus. ther usually is noone who countrolls you. at least not in the strassenbahn. the bus triver might be if you enter the front door of the bus. But there are controllers, who irregularly countrol the tickets of each passanger. But here in the city of kassel where i live i havent seen a controller who controlled me for the last year. and i nearly use public transport every day. That means i could have saved the money for the ticket. But if you are getting catched without having a ticket you have to pay around 40 euro. but what what is worse: you are getting charged with a case of fraud. hope you understood what i tried to tell you.
So thats where you've been I was wondering where you were. I look forward to your
updates.
Call me when you get back in town.
Any hints as to the new job?
Lipe to Langkawi Just reading your about your travel problems, like you I travelled from Kuah, Langkawi to Lipe via the Thai mainland, however I got stuck overnight at Pak Bara. There is a ferry 4 times a week from Lipe Direct to Langkawi and back (1000b each, 1 way) The ferry is operated by Tigerline and leaves from one of the resorts on Sunrise Beach and arrives at the harbour near Pantai Kok on Langkawi
Welcome home! Dave, you truly are the man! Way to go! I love your adventurous spirit and am glad that you have made it back home. I wish we could do lunch. And Elly is going to want to hear all about your new girlfriend!
Great spot! David, Really enjoying your trip. Maybe we could take a collection for you to stay longer so we could continue our vicarious journey!! Your phtography continues to amaze me and gets better and better. Also noted no more sicky, yeah! I really like this location you are at now-modern but quaint-best of both. Keep in touch-Glenn ;->)
what up? was great to see you in the kingdom... thanks for making the time! enjoy the warmer weather, i got back home to east asia a few days back and it was (and still is) in the mid 30s... so much for that suntan. and class starts monday. neat.
This blog began with my 9 week adventure through SE Asia in 2006. That initial leap into the unknown led to many other life-changing decisions, the largest of which involved moving overseas. After living in America for my entire life, I moved to Bangkok, Thailand on June 30, 2007.
The blog continues as I share about living in Thailand, and traveling, primarily within SE Asia.
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Shirley
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550B?
thats so nice price,how did u get that price???