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Camino Eve
Gite Ultreia, St.Jean Pied de PortThe last time we were here was a much sadder time because we had to leave the camino. This time it is a starting point rather than an end. Tomorrow we cross the Pyrenees into Spain!!!!! The Gite I pre... Read More
Bayonne
Hotel des Arceaux , Bayonne Bayonne is a beautiful place to recover from a long series of flights. Unfortunately, my synapses are firing in slow motion so I won't try to write much today. After a brief period of lost baggage we are now all... Read More
My Bike Friday!
Rule # 1 Never start looking on the used websites unless you have money to spend. Yesterday I bought a used folding bike that I have been wanting for years. It is an older version of the New-World Tourist pictured here, but it has been... Read More
Year Three: Addicted to the Camino de Santiago 2011
Gord and I will be returning to the Camino de Santiago in July 2011 to pick up where we left off at St. Jean Pied de Port (kilometer 760 of our journey). This time I will be on bike and he will be on foot. I... Read More
Information on the Camino Frances
There is so much information out there on the Camino Frances, but I would recommend you start with the The Confraternity of Saint James. Their overview of the route can be found at: http://www.csj.org.uk/route-camino-frances.htm.
Gaudi Wonderland
Wow! Words and pictures don't even come close to revealing the wonders of Gaudi's marks on Barcelona. We have slowly been making our rounds to see some his buildings and monuments around the city. Yesterday it was the Casa Batlló part mansion, part dragon and... Read More
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Phu Lang Ka Resort: Staying with the Yao
Gordon: We booked a night at the Phu Lang Ka resort only because it was the sole accommodation we could find at a convenient distance... Read More
Ten Good Reasons to Cycle in Thailand
After 1,000 kms of cycling in Thailand it is time to make the case for why this might be just the best place on earth... Read More
New Year’s Eve in the Golden Triangle
Today we have been cycling through the infamous Golden Triangle. This was the name given to a region encompassing a portion of Burma, Laos and... Read More
Mae Salong: Tea in the Sky
Ruth: No amount of flattery from Gordon will talk me up another mountain road like the road in and out of Mae Salong. I did... Read More
Hill Tribes along the Burmese Border
Fang to Huai Khum Resort on the Kok RiverHuai Khum Resort to Mae SalongWe are up at 1100 meters in Mae Salong, a Chinese Nationalist... Read More