Pai lifestyle is always a comfortable fit, good friends, clean mountain air and positive energy flowing throughout. When I arrived back in town and sauntered to the house, I found the shop had gone and it deserted except for Puk, who was working in the lounge on her internet ebay business. The shop had been relocated further into town and I soon soon found Willow and Buti nestled happily amongst their colourful wares in a new shop on a side road between a fruit/...

Wecome to another glipse into my world and an all but brief run down of recent and not so recent events. I reckon that 7 or 8 months has fluttered by since my last journal entry and photo upload, so here goes at long last...Thinking back, I recall leaving England on a mild day in February with mixed emotions. I'd spent the previous week or so jaunting around a snow strewn Scotland with my good friend Jacquie and returned back to Dorset only to re-pack, and enjoy ...

The Littlest Hobo THERE'S A VOICE, THAT KEEPS ON CALLING ME. DOWN THE ROAD, IS WHERE I'LL ALWAYS BE. EVERY STOP I MAKE, I'LL MAKE A NEW FRIEND. CAN'T STAY FOR LONG, JUST TURN AROUND AND I'M GONE AGAIN. MAYBE TOMORROW, I'LL WANNA SETTLE DOWN, UNTIL TOMORROW, I'LL JUST KEEP MOVING ON DOWN THIS ROAD, THAT NEVER SEEMS TO END, WHERE NEW ADVENTURE, LIES JUST AROUND THE BEND SO IF YOU WANNA JOIN ME FOR A WHILE, JUST GRAB YOUR...

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As I left Cambodia behind, crammed in an overcrowded minibus with fellow Brits, Jenny & Rob. The roof was piled high with people, chickens, vegetables, rice etc and our backpacks tied procariosly amongst it all. Eventually after several hours we crossed the border into Thailand... Whey hey Thailand and somewhat of a culture shock after 3 and a half months in Laos and Cambodia. Sealed roads everywhere, shops, junk food, an efficient transport system and goo...