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Daughter's update.
~~Took a motorbike lesson today, heading out in the morning to some waterfalls! — in Pai, Thailand.

Sounds like a lovely place to visit -

"However, unlike the islands, Pai (pronounced more like the English 'bye' not 'pie') is just as popular among Thais as foreigners. During the peak of the cool season (December and January), thousands of Thais from Bangkok crowd the town, making parts of it feel more like Chatuchak Weekend market than a remote valley town in Mae Hong Son. Traffic jams aren't unusual during this time of year, and accommodation becomes so scarce that many are forced to rough it in tents.
Despite all this, the town's popularity has yet to impact on its setting in a nearly picture-perfect mountain valley. There's heaps of quiet accommodation outside the main drag, a host of natural, lazy activities to keep visitors entertained, a vibrant art and music scene, and the town's Shan roots can still be seen in its temples, quiet back streets and fun afternoon market."
 
Mrs Oz spent the night in Bangkok with friends and is now in her way to flight to bali


I am farewelling my parents as they return to Oz.

The world is in constant motion - we just have to join the ride
You do have a lot going on!

I hope they all have good travels.
 
Sounds like a lovely place to visit -

"However, unlike the islands, Pai (pronounced more like the English 'bye' not 'pie') is just as popular among Thais as foreigners. During the peak of the cool season (December and January), thousands of Thais from Bangkok crowd the town, making parts of it feel more like Chatuchak Weekend market than a remote valley town in Mae Hong Son. Traffic jams aren't unusual during this time of year, and accommodation becomes so scarce that many are forced to rough it in tents.
Despite all this, the town's popularity has yet to impact on its setting in a nearly picture-perfect mountain valley. There's heaps of quiet accommodation outside the main drag, a host of natural, lazy activities to keep visitors entertained, a vibrant art and music scene, and the town's Shan roots can still be seen in its temples, quiet back streets and fun afternoon market."
I'm glad she has 3 months to explore. She usually makes valuable use of time. I'm not sure when she plans on heading to Cambodia and Laos but probably soon.

She said her hut had big openings at the bottom of the door so she stuffed lots of things into that gap for the night. I guess to exclude snakes and spiders.
She seems to be having a blast and a good relaxing yet invigorating repayment for so many months of double shifts on the job.

Mrs Oz spent the night in Bangkok with friends and is now in her way to flight to bali


I am farewelling my parents as they return to Oz.

The world is in constant motion - we just have to join the ride

It's all about the ride.

Embrace the adventure and you're changed forever.
 
Reminds me of the "look at that S car go" joke.
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