Hi Folks
As you have read in Kyras last blogpost, Thailand was exhausting but fun. Without a doubt the hottest skateboarding so far, temperature wise. Not the food though. Contrary to what we had expected the Thai food has not been very spicy so far. Nothing compared to China. But ok. You definitively could feel that Thailand is way more touristically developped any of the countries we travelled through so far. This doesn't mean we did not have a awesome experience. I think thanks to longboarding we got of the beaten track and had some insights outside of beachside resort Thailand. And the snake. That thing was huge, judge yourself from the pictures.
To give all you folks at home the ease of mind, we are not in Bangkok anymore. Although we didn't see or feel too much of the protests when sticking around the touristy tracks, uncomfortable news of shooting and bomb throwing started to drop in and we decided to head to the calmer countryside. I hope the Thai people manage to get this crisis over in a peaceful and democratic manner.
And a last bit of sad semi-news for you. This was the last episode of skate a while with Kyra. She has to go home soon to continue studying in summer and figure out what to do with the next half year of freedom before that. I was glad to have her on board (and on the board) and I hope you guys liked our stories as much as we did.
On my side, I will continue to Malaysia, to deliver you guys with more awesome skateawhile stories.
Cheers
As you have read in Kyras last blogpost, Thailand was exhausting but fun. Without a doubt the hottest skateboarding so far, temperature wise. Not the food though. Contrary to what we had expected the Thai food has not been very spicy so far. Nothing compared to China. But ok. You definitively could feel that Thailand is way more touristically developped any of the countries we travelled through so far. This doesn't mean we did not have a awesome experience. I think thanks to longboarding we got of the beaten track and had some insights outside of beachside resort Thailand. And the snake. That thing was huge, judge yourself from the pictures.
To give all you folks at home the ease of mind, we are not in Bangkok anymore. Although we didn't see or feel too much of the protests when sticking around the touristy tracks, uncomfortable news of shooting and bomb throwing started to drop in and we decided to head to the calmer countryside. I hope the Thai people manage to get this crisis over in a peaceful and democratic manner.
And a last bit of sad semi-news for you. This was the last episode of skate a while with Kyra. She has to go home soon to continue studying in summer and figure out what to do with the next half year of freedom before that. I was glad to have her on board (and on the board) and I hope you guys liked our stories as much as we did.
On my side, I will continue to Malaysia, to deliver you guys with more awesome skateawhile stories.
Cheers
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