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Back to Thailand

April 29, 2010 By: thenhbushman Category: Thailand, Travel 12 Comments →

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Photos by MJ Klein, including food photos!

After our adventures in northern Laos, it was time to head back to Thailand.

Back To Thailand

We asked our friend Mr. Oath to meet us at the Thai/Lao border.  Since photography in the border zone is forbidden, I didn’t get any photos of him picking us up, and quite frankly I was so happy to see him after all that time that I totally forgot about taking any photos for the blog.  We got into his friend’s car and headed to Udon Thani.

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Visit To A Lao Village

April 23, 2010 By: thenhbushman Category: Laos, Travel 8 Comments →

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On the way to visiting a Lao village, our guide told us that the trucks carrying huge logs were on their way to Vietnam.

Visit To A Lao Village

We saw quite a few of these over-loaded logging trucks on the road that day.

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Day 8 Sites of Interest

April 16, 2010 By: thenhbushman Category: Laos, Travel 20 Comments →

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Continuing with our series on our recent Thailand/Laos trip, we’re going to show you some other interesting sites in Xiengkhuang Province.

Wat Phiawat, Xiengkhuang Laos

This is Wat Phiawat, otherwise known as the “Chief of Temples.”  This temple was used for royal ceremonies, and not only was the biggest temple in Xiengkhuang town, it was also the oldest.  Wat Phaiwat was completely destroyed by bombs during the war.

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Gunnstein Visits TW Bents in Taiwan

April 12, 2010 By: thenhbushman Category: Lifestyle, riding, Taiwan 19 Comments →

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BROL member Gunnstein came to Taiwan for a visit.  One of the things on his agenda was to visit TW-Bents and pick up a new Cobra recumbent bicycle.

Gunnstein Visits TW-Bents

This slightly-out-of-focus shot is the meeting of Gunnstein (left) and Walter, the TW-Bents design engineer.  They are exchanging business cards.

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The Plain of Jars, Site 1

April 04, 2010 By: thenhbushman Category: Laos, Travel 18 Comments →

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Photos by MJ Klein and Hui-chen

Continuing with our series on our 2010 Thai/Lao trip, we visited the Plain of Jars, site #1.

Plain of Jars, Site 1

But, as promised, we’re going to show you where we stayed, first.

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