Traffic, trains and the bus….all of which are just a bit crazy compared to say …….Chicago, Savannah or Mineral Point, WI.

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Amazing place…just way too much to see and explore.

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Trying to catch up on where  I left off last year.  So, no fancy narratives just a whole bunch of images.  Will try to post a gallery or two for each country we were in last summer.  This year we are headed to Japan, China, Vietnam and Hong Kong.  And, I hope to be a better blogger this time around.

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This was so much fun!  Congrats once again to Ian and Emily!

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Nice belt!

In case you were wondering what guys talk about before a wedding.

Here is a little coffee and pre-wedding conversation.

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Yes, Ian is drinking coffee but that is not the only thing we were drinking!

Video from the Bachelor gathering!

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Stay tuned for more video from the wedding!

Ian’s Bachelor Party

It was a great event and the food was amazing as it usually is whenever Ian is around.

Images below.  Video to be posted soon!

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Nothing fancy, just a video of the street restauruant behind our hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.  It was so good we ate here twice.

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Malaysian Jungle, day two.  Our goal is hiking to the top of the peak behind our resort for a view of the rest of Taman Negara national park.  The view below was our reward for a very sweaty two hours of trekking.  The way down was not much easier then the way up.

Looking down the stairs from the resorts entrance you can see all of the stores and restaurants that float along the river.

Exactly one month before I was born flood waters here reached 74 meters.  The image above was taken from same spot I took the one below.  That is an enormous amount of water, hard to imagine.  The village from my previous posts, Kuala Lipis, was wiped out by a similar flood in 1926.

This gallery is a few images of the amazing plant life we saw along the trail and our boat trip on one of the small tributaries near the resort.

Serious root system that seems to be lost above ground.

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