Is the Journey Over?
This one is going to be a little different. Because I'm back home in Denmark. After a lovely week with my family in Crete (despite the weather), where my dad celebrated his 60th birthday, I travelled home with them.
This one is going to be a little different. Because I'm back home in Denmark. After a lovely week with my family in Crete (despite the weather), where my dad celebrated his 60th birthday, I travelled home with them.
Doi Suthep has been a constant part of the backdrop during my stay in Chiang Mai.
Chiang Mai is an exciting city. I can see exactly why people love both the short visits and the long stays here.
I'm sitting in Chiang Mai in the rain. It's monsoon season in northern Thailand.
Given the chance, you'd learn to play the piano, go skydiving or build a shed. For me, one of those distant dreams is diving.
I said goodbye to the receptionist, the owner of the breakfast place and the staff at the work café.
This week, I haven’t travelled around. I haven’t explored. I haven’t really been out doing things either.
After four days of more or less complete island meltdown, I headed into the town of Thong Sala.
Looking back now, sitting in a pink beanbag on the beach in Koh Phangan, it doesn't really feel like a week where much happened.
Koh Phangan har tvunget mig i feriestemning. Jeg ligger ved poolen. Hopper i havet. Drikker Chang Beer.