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Soi Bar in Chiang Mai

Posted on June 3, 2011January 2, 2012 by Eric, your haikuist

Soi Bar in Chiang Mai, originally uploaded by Mister Wind-Up Bird. Ah, Chiang Mai. I’m not even sure how many days we’ve been here, but it’s been a while. We’d been talking about finding a place to hang out and relax for a while, and it seems we’ve found it. The old city at the…

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Ziplining for the Brave Coward

Posted on May 23, 2011May 23, 2011 by Eric, your haikuist

get ready to drop, originally uploaded by Mister Wind-Up Bird. After a few days in Bangkok watching bad movies, knocking back happy hour drinks and swimming in a hotel pool mostly used by sunbathing Russian prostitutes, we decided our injuries were healed enough to take a train north to the pleasantly touristed city of Chiang…

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mêlée du Laos

Posted on May 15, 2011May 15, 2011 by Eric, your haikuist

Robbery! After a few pleasant days among the low-key backpacker debauchery of Vang Vieng, we took a stunning bus ride to Luang Prabang on Thursday afternoon. We easily found a nice guesthouse and went out for an early dinner at a French-Laos restaurant. After dinner, we were walking down a side street and stopped to…

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Peoples Democratic Republic of Laos-Pronouned-Lao

Posted on May 6, 2011January 2, 2012 by Eric, your haikuist

Lao: Land of Beer And Coffee, originally uploaded by Mister Wind-Up Bird. Burma was definitely an experience, and, as experiences tend to do, it wore us out a bit. The language and cultural barriers, the lack of communication and the terrible, terrible food, both Burmese and Western: it gets to you. After Burma, we spent…

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Adventures in Burma, Part III: The Leg-Rowers and Jumping Cats of Inle Lake

Posted on May 4, 2011May 10, 2011 by Eric, your haikuist

the road to town, originally uploaded by Mister Wind-Up Bird. Flashlights in hand, we walked through black hallways and common areas of our sprawling, four-story guesthouse. “Sorry, the generator is a little broken,” said one of the half-dozen staff gathered out front. It wasn’t too hard to see why fixing the generator might not be…

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