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The Chao Phraya river in Bangkok. Symbol of the strength and unity of the nation Continue Reading →
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My first days in Bali Continue Reading →
Country Roads My goodness how time flies. I remember how nervous I was when I cycled out of Singapore some five-and-a-half months ago. Only 2 countries to go now. After Continue Reading →
As I was riding between Thabok and Pak Kading in Laos I was thinking about all the roads and routes I’ve taken and I realised I’ve not said much about Continue Reading →
I’ve so enjoyed cycling the rural routes from Ayutthaya through Sing Buri and Nakhon Sawan to Kamphaeng Phet. Northern Thailand is lush and green with farmland. The main crops I Continue Reading →
My original itinerary had me cycling to Kanchanaburi and then North to Mae Sot but I changed my mind as I also wanted to see Ayutthaya, the ancient capital of Continue Reading →
On leaving Chumpon, I decided to take the coastal roads rather than Route 4 that has been my chosen road all the way from Phuket. It was a great decision. Continue Reading →
You can view the route maps and detail about the rides on: https://www.strava.com/athletes/elred_lawrence I’ve not had much to say about the cycling or the roads I’ve traveled. Mostly because there Continue Reading →
Navigating in and out of big cities is not fun. 25kms of morning traffic before I was in the countryside cycling to Kota Tinggi was nerve-wracking. The 45km ride there Continue Reading →
I flew Qatar airlines to Doha and thence to Singapore. As a cyclist from South Africa I highly recommend them. In and out of Africa you get 45kgs luggage allowance Continue Reading →