Indochina Loop - Part One

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March 31st 2012

Published: March 31st 2012

Ruby: After spending some time in Thailand, we left Chiang Rai to go to the Laos border, so we went down to where all the boats were. We got onto a mini-boat and sailed to Laos. When were at Laos we had to go onto another boat to a part in Laos that we wanted to go to. So we got onto the boat. It was a very good boat and it was only for us. Me and George jumped straight onto the bed. Two hours ... Read Full Entry

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1st April 2012

Trisha
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mmmm - think I'll have nutella for breakfast too this morning - thanks for the idea Ruby! (Perhaps Alex could lay a trail of it round the less child-friendly temples...)

2nd April 2012

Annabelle
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Hello
what a wonderful time your are having. Its great to read about the countries you are visiting and what memories Ruby and George will have! Have a great time love Annabelle

2nd April 2012

Marion and Len
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Hi Carla, Alex, George and Ruby You all seem to be having a great time and we are envious of the places you have been. The mekong river sounds good. Looking forward to the next blog. lots of love, Len & Marion (Nanny & Grandpop)

2nd April 2012

Diane
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Let go of the luxury guilt!
If I could go along the Mekong again I would definitely want to be able to lie down according to my whim on a nice comfy bed. Especially if there was cold beer. Your trip has brought back a lot of memories. And poor Ruby with the hot spring feet situation. What a shock for her (and Alex).

2nd April 2012

Irene
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yes well we're all white buddhas over here now that shorts have replaced trousers. You look great!

2nd April 2012

Irene
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Looks brilliant and more relaxing than India (from here anyway...). Smiles all over give the impression that all four of you are really into the 'trip' you're having :-)

4th April 2012

Andy Pinnock
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Hi all
Wow! Looks like you're having a great time. Alex, is that a beard I see. All you need now is a pith helmet! I like the comparison to Apocalypse Now. Must have been very atmospheric. Let's hope things don't end up in the same sticky mess. I'd avoid cattle! Glad

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