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Monday 19 March 2007
The People You'd Meet
A lot of tourists do more or less the same circuit through south east Asia - us included. You'll find youself meeting the same people over and over again. It feels really bizarre at first - what are the chances? When we were in Kanchanaburi, back in Thailand, we met an English couple who we ended up with in the same guesthouse a week later in Chang Mai. Loads of people from the slow boat we kept bumping into in various towns throughout Laos. And even a month later in Vietnam, we met two different groups of Aussies who we had met in Laos!
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