A relieving celebratory dring upon clearing passport control and entering our beloved Thailand
This blog entry reads best from the bottom up. (this is what I dislike about blogging -- the sequencing)
Nearing the Thai border, we are aware of the added "protective" forces.
a few statuesque formations add visual interest
A lovely gaggle of ducks are frightened by the loud train
Keith catches a bit of a nap
and some familiar rubber trees
Ah, here comes the green -- a familiar rice paddy
Leaving the industrial city scape behind and looking forward to some space and green
Peg gets settled in the seats in preparation for the 14 hour overnight train ride into Thailand
A photo of Keith as we leave the ferry and walk the ramps to the very convenient train station.
crossing the ferry from Georgetown back to the mainland and Butterworth
A lovely gaggle of ducks are frightened by the loud train
Keith catches a bit of a nap
and some familiar rubber trees
Ah, here comes the green -- a familiar rice paddy
But first a classic bit of new construction
Leaving the industrial city scape behind and looking forward to some space and green
Peg gets settled in the seats in preparation for the 14 hour overnight train ride into Thailand
A photo of Keith as we leave the ferry and walk the ramps to the very convenient train station.
crossing the ferry from Georgetown back to the mainland and Butterworth
1 comment:
HELLO ADVENTURERS! Thanks for the update with photos. Looks like you are definitely on your way! Hopefully the political unrest won't cause any delays or problems. Enjoy to the Max. I salute your stamina!! Lillian
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