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Published: July 28th 2009
The following day we all took a night train to Chiang Mai. The train was quite easy to find, and the information really easy to follow. The people in the station we all really friendly, and it seemed like they all wanted to help us, although a lot of people were wearing swine flu masks! The train itself was a lot more rickety than the trains had been in India, but all of the Thai people in our ...
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Louise Power
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HEY BABY!
Hi my lil susie. I miss you so much. Looks fabulous though, the trek pics are amazing. Had a great time in Uganda. Apart from the nasty tummy bug I came home with. Grace says hello to you both. She likes the elephant pictures. Bet it was amazing. Only just got your blog address, searched for hours until I realised you're spelling Susan really weird, guess that's what bohemian tavellers do isn't it?? Hello Robbie as well, hope you're ok 2. Shaved off your locks I see, where will you get your strength now? Love you both tons, don't get any tatoos or catch any nasty bugs ( oh my dad has swine flu btw, he's quite pleased)! Keep safe my lovelies x Speak soon hopefully x Louise & Stevie P x x x xx x x