From A to B
18 days, 18 different modes of transport since I first put my backpack on. Though you might dispute one or two; technically, unarguably, undoubtedly - in my book - the mechanics of the movement of a person from point A to point B differ for each:
- Parambulate - out the front door to the waiting;
- Car - to the airport, care of Mum and Dad (thanks again!)
- Lift - at Heathrow to the correct floor
- Aeroplane - en route to Bangkok
- Moving walkway - around Bangkok airport as I'm just plain lazy
- Tuk-Tuk - mad Thai's driving us around Bangkok
- Escalator - around the hideous MBK shopping centre in Bangkok
- Elevated Railway - SkyTrain across Bangkok
- Bus - to Kanchanaburi
- Saamlaw - passenger in a three wheeled push bike around Kancahanburi
- Motorbike sidecar - more journey's around Kanchanaburi
- Train - overnight sleeper train up to Chiang Mai
- Bicycle - self powered touring around Ayuthaya
- Sawngthaew - bench on a pick up truck around Chiang Mai
- Elephant - down the river valley in Chiang Mai
- Bamboo raft - further down said valley
- Ferry - 2 day slow boat down the Mekong in Laos to Luang Prabang
- Swimming - across the rock pools of Kuang Si falls, Laos
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