voyage en train Il faut beaucoup de courage ou de l'inconscience pour affronter tout ça, mais c'est pour la bonne cause. Finalement super expérience .!!!!!!
Hmmm, not the Orient Express of course ..... Well you have added "train ride" to your adventure list now that so many other kinds of transportation have been tested by all four of you. You probably learned something about each other in such close quarters for so many hours.... no? Perhaps it was all that sleeping you did? No wonder you are planning to fly to Chiang Mai! Love and good luck, Nonna
Fantastic account Lea & co, loving the stories, photos and who knew you could be so whitty? :-)
We miss you guys but love that you are having so much fun and what an experience! Keep the blogs coming and the photos. Tons of love and adventure Fiona & Simone
Je vois avec plaisir que tout ce passe bien pour vous 4. Bravo pour les photos et les commentaires, je vous envie...non en réalité je suis jalouse comme un pou !
Bisous portez vous bien , take care !
Always looking forward to your stories... Dears, glad there is another update coming out. We are enjoying every line and of course even more every picture! Wish we were there as well, but for now we will comfort ourselves with a taste you manage to share with us. And just to know, Una is following closely every step that Eva and Sam do :)))
Lots of love from us, take good care of you, Suzana
Viet Nam from all sides You are really doing a great job of seeing the country - from the land, from the sea, from the air -loved the shot of Sam and Eva on top of the hotel looking down on Saigon. It must be a lovely city. Hermann mentioned the baguettes when he visited back in the 1970's, what impressed you the most besides the European food opportunities? Trust the rest of the stay there will be equally revealing, enjoy!
Pepper from Kampot! We have pepper from here!!! Gérard Vives, the big French spice specialist, travels there regularly to buy pepper and we order it online from him. You can taste some when you return home in Feb - if there is any left, it's such a delicacy!
News de genève Les amis, merci pour votre carnet de route qui nous a ravis, nous avions perdu le fil de vos découvertes étant nous même en voyage pour raisons pro...
Nous revenons du mariage de Eiko et Roland et avons pensé à vous, qui êtes bien loin de cet évènement qui s'est avéré plus sympa que prévu. Nous étions assis avec Cindy et Roberto, son mari, et avons passé une bonne soirée, couchés à 2H du mat. Roland était rayonnant de bonheur!!!
Autrement ici la routine, rien de bien exotique à vous raconter.
Merci encore pour les photos et les textes, courage pour lutter contre les moustiques. Bises à toute la famille, Gillest et Jackie
Bonjour de Paris J'admire la qualité de tes photos et commentaires sur votre voyage.
(Susan m'a fourni l'adresse de travelblog)
Bonne continuation et bises à tous les quatre de Francine et Jamy.
Cambodia It's such a treat to read your impressions of Cambodia, a very unknown place but apparently so interesting beyond the usual magnificence of Angkor Wat. Love the way you do the blog with lots of photos and the travel stats - both of these make it more real to those of us so far away from you and what you are experiencing. I'm sure others feel the same participation in your journey as we do!
Brilliant - your Bangkok to Cambodia experience brought back all the memories of the border chaos! Sounds like you are all having a wonderful time in the tropical heat and rain, while autumn is arriving here in the Alps! Keep exploring and adventuring, and enjoy your travels!
I love the story about being separated from the family by the boat pushing off and the bystanders coming to your rescue. Thanks for these great glimpses of your adventure. I flew back into Geneva this week and felt your absence very keenly as I passed Grand Saconnex. Hugs to all of you.
Love every line :) My dears! Just read every line and loved it...thanks for finding time to bring us closer to our adventures, feels like we are enjoying with you! Miss ya lots, Su&Co
Children's Reactions I'm curious to know what Eva and Sam have to say about the places they are seeing. What were their favorite parts of the Thai temples, for instance? I understand how they'd enjoy learning and practicing the wai gesture, it's so lovely and respectful and children pick up on those aspects quickly. What else did they find interesting? What are their favorite foods, besides pad thai of course! Do they connect with the local people who must look at them, talk to them, love their childish antics? Sam's blond hair is surely a hit.... and both of them are so at ease with strangers, or at least I think they are, is that still true when they are so surrounded by everyone strange to them? Hope they get to meet some other children somehow. Love, Nonna-who-misses-them-a-lot
Arnaud: 42, Champion Talker...
Anna-Lea: 38, Champion Packer...
Eva (aka, Mimi): 4, Champion Eater...
Sam: 2, Champion Sleeper...
= The Kahn Family: Champion Travelers.
And here's the circuit of our Asian Family Adventure:
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voyage en train
Il faut beaucoup de courage ou de l'inconscience pour affronter tout ça, mais c'est pour la bonne cause. Finalement super expérience .!!!!!!