You guys got a lot better photos than I did, and really captured the
feel of country. Now you need to do the same type of ride up to Doi
Mea-Salong & get photos of the hills! I spent so much time pushing my
bike I didn't even think about the camera. We also found some pretty
stiff climbs from Ch
Awesome photos Gernot! And by far the best collection of photos I've
ever had of me on a bike - thank you! :D
What a great trip - anyone lucky enough to have Gernot as their trip
planner is in for a very cool time. Perfect opportunities to use the
Riv - where the road bike wouldn't have made it an
I wish. It's unlikely there are any left in the wild in Thailand.
There are some pretty cool birds (Hornbills, Barbets) but not too many
sightings of large mammals. You do see elephants occasionally, but
they are domesticated. There are some left in the wild, but in very
remote regions.
Gernot
On
I really enjoy hearing about your far-flung Riv adventures. We only
have coyotes around here (occasional mountain lion). Do you have to
worry about tigers on your S24O's?
jim m
suburban california
On Jan 30, 7:52 pm, Earl Grey wrote:
> Dude, where's the ride report? It's in the descriptions of t
Dude, where's the ride report? It's in the descriptions of the
photos. :)
Here is the executive summary: We took a bus up from Chiang Mai to the
border (4+ hrs), stayed in a little guesthouse right on the border-
defining River Sai, got up at 6:30 to cross the border, have breakfast
in Burma and e
Try this link instead for my photos:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/25150892@N08/5402500499/
(or remove the www.google.com from the URL that google inserts for
some strange reason)
On Jan 31, 10:28 am, Earl Grey wrote:
> Paul and I headed up to the Burmese border on Saturday to renew our
> Thai v
