video: Dude, where’s my Jakkayarn?
On July 12th 2009 Nicholas Ward and Adam Teale left Bangkok Thailand and rode their newly acquired bicycles south through Thailand and Malaysia, and after 2100km and nearly a month of riding, made it to Singapore
ramblings of a 2 metre man
On July 12th 2009 Nicholas Ward and Adam Teale left Bangkok Thailand and rode their newly acquired bicycles south through Thailand and Malaysia, and after 2100km and nearly a month of riding, made it to Singapore
Left the ‘love shack’ at Than Phannara around 7am an headed down highway 41, but then took a left down highway 4195 towards the mountains and then onto highway 4015 – towards Nakhon Sri Thammarat!
Was a great morning through this area, great jungle/forest around, lots of little villages to pass through, some big mountains with [...]
6.30am left Ban Boet. Road solidly for an hour along the coastline and then went inland, picked up some sticky rice and carved our way through the jungle to Don Yang.
Riding along the coast before sunrise is a great way to start the day.
It’s really is beautiful out here, people doing their thing on their [...]
An update from the road – day 01 of our ride from Bangkok to Singapore:
http://dudewheresmyjakkayarn.wordpress.com/
(combined from day 01’s ride)
It’s been a hard 2 days of riding, but i think we are starting to get rhythm.
Left the primo residence of Nick’s Aunty’s place at 5am, bag of left overs in hand.
The morning was interesting.
As we road the 15km to Hua Hin, the morning light started to pierce through the sky, [...]
In less than a week 2 average dudes will head off from Bangkok, via Malaysia, to Singapore, by bicycle.
View Bangkok to Singapore in a larger map
Follow our journey!
http://dudewheresmyjakkayarn.wordpress.com/
Twitter:
http://twitter.com/bkk2sin
We are currently trying to attach our blog to a charity – would be great to raise some money for a good cause somewhere in SE Asia.
Some pics from yesterday’s ride from Bangkok to Ayutthaya.
View Larger Map
Some pics from Sunday’s ride around Bangkok with P’Boat & P’Nick.