Post 396: The Dhamanurak Foundation .. giving hope to kids in Kanchanaburi (Posted March 11th 2014)
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It’s a long and complicated story, but my girlfriend’s parents died when she was really quite young. Thankfully for Nongnoo, her extended...
Post 395: Thailand, the final nail in the coffin of morality? : Posted 1st March 2014
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When it comes to political unrest, Thailand has more history than most. Eighteen military coups in the last eighty years, but still, the p...
Post 394: Vientiane - Vang Vieng - Laos PDR: Posted 21st February 2014
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When the Thai Government opened their new Immigration Office on Chang Wattana Road, life became an awful lot easier for me. Efficient, org...
Post 393: Horizons Unlimited Meeting: Chiang Mai January 2014
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For the New Year’s holiday, I travelled north to the rural town of Phi Chit. I like Phi Chit, it’s a warm and sleepy sort of town way up in...
Post 392: Political Problems in Paradise .. Posted 7th December 2013
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Once upon a time, in a constitutional monarchy not so far away, a series of unfortunate political events were unfolding ...... In order...
Post 391: Laos PDR .. Posted - 27th November 2013
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I arrived safely in Vientiane, the capital city of Laos PDR. The bus journey to the North East of Thailand wasn’t great, but at just $15 it...
Post 390: Leaving Thailand ... Temporarily - Posted 19th November 2013
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I’ve no idea where the time goes. It seems that I arrived in Thailand only yesterday, but already it’s time to leave. Ironically, in order...
Post 389: Home Sweet Home? ... Posted 3rd November 2013
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I should really start riding. The Tiger Retro’s ready to go and the roads are calling, but something’s holding me back. I’ve been here for ...
Post 388: Travelling West to the East .. Posted 30th October 2013
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I swear, the flight from San Francisco to Bangkok takes at least a year. EVA Air do their best, but I honestly didn’t buy the ticket becaus...
Post 387: Summer in Boonville ... Posted October 11th 2013
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After 150 days in Boonville it’s time to start moving on. In many ways it’s been a very productive summer, but in other ways, not so much. T...
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