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September 2012 – February 2013 Bali > Thailand > Laos > Cambodia > Nepal > Vietnam > Thailand > India

Kuta, Bali – It Begins with a Crash
Lembongan – It Continues with Shipwrecks and Lacerations
Nusa Penida – A Motorcyclist and Seaweed Farmer
Medewi – Bakso and a Long Left
Balian – Makos and Bats
Munduk – Tall Ladders, Coffee and Waterfalls
Bingin – Coconut Grilled Fish and Old Timey Swimsuits
Selamat Tinggal, Bali!
Thailand – Take One
Luang Prabang – French Buildings and Lao Massage
Nong Khiaw – More Waterfalls and Homemade Toys
Sayaboury – Elephants and Elephants!
Si Phon Don – A Vacation From Vacation, or More Hammocks and Waterfalls
Phnom Penh – Brutality and Optimism
Angkor Wat – Crowds and Crowds
Bhaktapur – Newari Wrestlers and Frisky Elephants
Kathmandu – Hot Lemons and Space Invaders
The Trek – Langtang, Gosainkund & Helambu
Vietnam – Saigon Shakes and Hanoi Rocks
Thailand Take Two – La Grande Dame and a Great Dane
Kolkata – Mustaches and Kati Rolls
Varanasi – Lassi and Death
The Taj Mahal, Udaipur and Jodhpur – Octopussy and Cow Powered Water Wheels
Jaisalmer – A Smuggler, a Sand Castle and a Camel Named Simon

Days up and down they come like rain on a conga drum. Forget most remember some but don’t turn none away. Everything is not enough and nothing is too much to bear. Where you been is good and gone all you keep is The Getting There. – Townes Van Zandt

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Monk Train

These three would probably be stoked with my new compassionate approach to handling touts, vendors and tuk tuk drivers.

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