Four Months on a Map

It really is amazing how easy things can be stateside.  At the store, we're able to pick out whatever we want with ease.  If anything, we're faced with too much choice.  We walk down the sidewalks without looking down to make sure we don't step in a hole.  People generally stop at stop signs.  We can pay with a credit card (this should not be so easy) and there is toilet paper and soap in every bathroom (so far).  And once its set up, the internet is easy to use.  This helped us update the basic route we took over the last four months and share it in Google Maps.

The blue upside down raindrops are all of the places we stayed, red lines are flights we took, and blue lines are all sorts of other travel options (ranging from buses, boats, sangthaews, and somebody's uncle's tuk tuk).  The travel was half the experience, maybe more.  We had some great rides, and some scary ones, but it all seemed to work out for the best.

Here's basically the first two and a half months in Thailand, Laos and Cambodia:


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And a month in Vietnam, then Indonesia (Bali and Gili Islands):


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And our final gorgeous days in Bali, and then Bangkok, where we reluctantly caught our flight home:


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