Yesterday I ate lamb roast for Sunday lunch in Bendigo.
Lamb roast at Dad's
Lots of stuff
At the airport I shed some water from my face and walked through an imposing doorway to join a queue. On the other side Martin and Clara and I waited to fly.
Clara and Martin and me
Flight Path
Vientiane
We arrived at our hotel and collapsed.
I love air con
View from my room
We passed some grass...
Passing grass
We walked through a triumphant arch.
The touristy side of town.
We found an almost empty but quite nice café, ate delicious meals and discovered that a bottle of Beer Lao costs around $1.88.
And after all that I am MORE than ready to sleep through my first night in my new home town.
Thanks for the pix; I must say that I was grabbed right away by the photo of a Bendigovian roast; not what you expect to see first up on a blog about Laos.
ReplyDeleteAnd for goodness sake, please never ever ever pass a grass. The consequences might be unthinkable.
Wow! Lamb roast at dads. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteBrian
Loving the passing grass bit, that is hilarious
ReplyDeleteDamn that roast looks good! And thanks for transporting me from chilly Melbourne to warmer climes ... at least for a few minutes!
ReplyDeleteExcellent to hear you've arrived in one piece!
ReplyDeleteThe adventure begins! Yey, Jules! Stay well and enjoy yourself - & I'm looking forward to seeing regular posts (witty or otherwise!)
ReplyDeleteFantastic you are off and running (well walking in the heat) when I saw the picture of the street I could hear the motorbike honking noises and smell the food...Beautiful!
ReplyDeletepractically free beer and massages!!! I'm there. Jaunty
ReplyDeleteGood to hear all is going well - the massage sounds great, the hotel looks comfy and lots of exploring to come!
ReplyDeleteX Mum
Great to hear you arrived and all is good. Let the adventures begin. Enjoy as it is cold here and I even went to class but is not the same now. cheers and a lot more beers at that price. H
ReplyDeleteOde to the three musketeers, blazing those trails before the rest of us join you for a beer in SinhCity. A far cry from the 6 degrees we had in Brisbane a couple of nights ago! We are sooo looking forward to getting there. Look out for a pair of lost South Americans on or after 15 June by the Mekong. CHEERS! Jorge
ReplyDeleteThanks Jorge, cant wait until you both arrive. We will have scoped out the cheapest Beer Lao and the best bar views by then! PS: Yes you can wear shorts!
DeleteGlad to see that you arrived safely. Take care. Neale
ReplyDeleteDon't fall off any unroadworthy scooters whilst there.
ReplyDeleteGed
Shuddup, Coops.
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