Bangkok Vintage Night Market

Bangkok Vintage Night Market

Chris and I were feeling absolutely shattered after last night, especially after trying to sweat out the alcohol with a high intensity workout on only a few hours of sleep. The day was ruined. A low key night was in order–no more drinking. There’s this vintage night market we learned […]

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Crushed legs and Prison Camps

I sit beside Devin.  I keep trying to write ‘Ari’ because he looks a lot like Ari.  He was really tall and pretty much needed both seats for his legs.  Felt bad to make the guy crunch in his seat, but it was whatever. We chat and eventually reach the […]

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The Extreme North, Day 1

Yen Minh Nha Nghi Cao Nguyen

We left Ha Giang early in the morning, starting our journey to the North pole of Vietnam–Lung Cu. We were worried the weather would be rainy, but weatherman Jim (Kevin’s dad) checked out the weather radar for our route and it looked like we had the all-clear. We saddled up […]

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Welcome to Israel

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It was 5 A.M. when we got in and I could smell the desert air as I walked off the plane.  It’s always interesting how you can sense the different air. It smelt like sand. Deplaning complete. Getting across the border was a joke. We got our shit off the […]

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Coc Pai to Ha Giang

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I just showered and borrowed a ‘Big Blue Diving’ pen from David to complete this entry. The other night we got quite drunk with the police force of this town, but I woke up feeling alright and ready to make the 115 kilometer journey from Coc Pai to Ha Giang. […]

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I Fancy Fansipan

“Get your shit together, we’re heading to the mountain” says David.  “It’s clear, we’re leaving at 2:00 PM with or without without you guys”.  I look at the mountain off in the distance and see that things have cleared up significantly.  “OK” I say, hanging up the phone.  It’s 1:50 […]

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Mu Cang Chai Latte

We keep riding after the failed robbery, deciding to spend the night in the next decent town.  Mu Cang Chai it is. The ride up is breathtaking.  So many cows drinking from streams and eating grass on the side of the peaceful highway.  There’s few cars, we have the road to […]

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