Cobble stone streets of Brugge

March 29th 2010
So my previous blog may have not been the most chipper, but this one is. Things seemed to have improved (baruch ashem, knock on wood). My luggage is still with me, which may have a bit more to do with the fact that I've been taking transportation overland rather than in the air but it could have been accidentally taken off the bus in Strasborg when I was taking the bus to Paris. My clothes have ... read more

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Bria Weaver

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I wanted more than just a painting or t-shirt to remember my Eurasia trip. I wanted a link to how I was feeling after riding an elephant in Laos or seeing the Eiffel Tower for the first time. So I created a blog to act as another type of souvenir from my trip. It also acted as a great way for my family and friends to keep track of me and hear about my experience. My first destination was Bangkok, Thailand where my group tour with Gap Adventures took off. We, the other backpackers and I, traveled through Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos. The tour ended in Bangkok where I had the slightly frig... full info

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