This is why I always look straight ahead:) It feels a bit like the "Whose that trip-trapping on my bridge" scenario...and a troll might be nicer than what lurks in these waters in my imagination.
We are two Canadians living in Thailand. Vince is an educational sales consultant, an avid golfer and a cyclist who really wants to own a scooter. Bridget is a math/science teacher who loves swimming and cycling. Enjoy the stories... eh?
Monday, September 30, 2013
Negotiating the Klong
I went out to investigate the klong today looking for a 10 km loop to run. My logic is that if I have to turn around, it is less demoralizing on a bike. I shared the walkway with countless chickens, things that looked like roosters but I am not quite sure, lots of kittens and cats, dogs who kindly stepped off for me and a few people but not many. It was the heron that wouldn't move that was funny. I don't really look around much unless I am 100% stationary with both feet on the ground. Although I did see kids swimming today I have no desire to join them.
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You need a ramp to catapult you over these things
ReplyDeleteThat would work:) There was one wooden "bridge" that I walked across (the good part) and my very light bike plummeted through-at least the front wheel did. Gave me a scare but reinforced the idea to walk over anything that looks precarious in the slightest.
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