Our first day in Chiang Mai was pretty easy— just a walk around town, and of course some temples. Click through on any of the photos for larger versions.

Tomorrow, we get out of town and up into the mountains.

Maternity gift fail:

Forgiveness to let, 50 cents:

Since when has spelling mattered?

Day five was the 12-hour day train to Chiang Mai, and it was probably my favourite day of the entire trip. I love long train journeys, and I love the opportunity to see something outside the big cities.

I think these are all pretty self-explanatory— click through on any of the photos for larger versions.

Coming soon: Chiang Mai, my way.

Hey, don’t judge:

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Skytrain. Pretty snazzy.

Nothing more relaxing than a boat trip along the river.

Wat Arun, probably one of the most famous landmarks in Bangkok.

Street scenes are still my favourite.

Oh, and signs.

Tomorrow: the 12-hour day train to Chiang Mai.

The sports abilities of the squitte have long been known:

The nation where you might roll a seven or a nine:

That’s what she said: