Final day of the trek was a fun one. It was a short, hour or so, walk to the rafting camp. Amy, Jen, Tej, Agnes, Juliet and myself were in one boat, and the Danes and the Australians in another. Our boat definitely kicked butt. The river was quite low, but the big rocks in the rapids added some fun when it could have been a little less exciting without them. We got stuck once or twice but nothing close to what happened with the other boat. After a bit of “shakey shakey shakey” we eventually got to where we switched over to the bamboo rafting. The river guide picked me to “captain sparrow” the boat at the front, and after a few screams, a somewhat sinking raft, and the advice “if it not sink it not fun!” we continued down the rest of the river. It was pretty relaxing and very “Thailand.”
After one last meal we got back into the truck and had a really not fun at all 1 and a half hour ride back to Chiang Mai. We had a nice little chat with Oaf before getting dropped off at our old hostel. We couldn’t get a room, but eventually found another after a bit of walking around.
A nice meal and a dip in a really cold pool, a bit of law and order on TV, and then off to sleep we go.
Happy Valentine’s Day Cody!
We’ve got some sun happening here. The opening ceremonies of the Olympica Games were great!
We’ve got a silver medal in Women’s aerial mogals!
Today is turning into a sunny day.
Sounds like your river adventure was lots of fun. Can’t wait to see some pictures when you get back.
Man you are an entertaining read… thanks, Love ya, Musha
I second your mom’s comment….. but then you wouldn’t be you with out some entertainment and a good Bonnie chuckle. I’m glad that you got a chance to do some rafting- sounds like it was a blast. Happy Valentine’s Day Cody!!!!
Alexandre Bilodeau just won Gold for the Men’s moguls!!!
Congratulations on wining our first ever gold medal at home.