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When I think of a cave , it’s dark and gloomy , there’s wet rock overhead and my claustrophobia kicks in , heart starts beating a little faster , and my breathing is almost a pant. So when a visit to a cave in Thailand was mentioned , I immediately went there and further ,Continue reading “Phraya Nakhon Cave Exploration”

We had been planning a snorkeling trip in an area to the south of us , Bangsaphan, but were scuppered when we realised due to the rainy season, ocean visibility would be poor and therefore a waste of a trip. My dad suggested going north to Kanchanaburi and to the River Kwai. Off we wentContinue reading “Sai Yok and Kanchanaburi”

When we first came to Thailand we tasted this dish of ground meat in seasoned Thai basil and it became a favorite. It is available in street food carts to high end restaurants. It’s name sounds like KaPow! Superhero good. ( it’s really Ka Prao or Ga Pao) The best part is that it isContinue reading “KAPOW!!”

This is about halfway through our Edventure and we have all had time to find things that we like or dislike about being here. A quick fire interview with the Morgans. Q: What do you like about living in Thailand ? Justin: No appointments to keep , no alarm clocks ( only in the veryContinue reading “A few of our favorite things…”

If you have been following us from our beginning and planning stages , you will be aware that for our 6 month , multiple entry visa for Thailand , we have to leave the country every 60 days. This is to validate the visa in some way , and for them to keep a trackContinue reading “Seven Days in Vietnam”

I woke up on the Saturday morning with an ache in my body and my legs strangely weak whilst staying at the parents home. I needed an Advil so I had to crawl on my hands and knees to the bathroom to get one from my toiletrty bag. This should have been a huge redContinue reading “Saturday Night Fever”

We are trying new experiences every day here in Thailand. The language and the writing however, are not easy. They have many different pronunciations of one word which changes meaning depending on the tone ( I have mentioned this before ) and so we have only learned a few greetings , some numbers (I stressContinue reading “Lost in Translation”

Our ‘Seven Months in Siam’ has been made possible thanks to the support of two very special people , Opa and Yai (one Dutch sounding Grandparent , although he is Scottish, the other a gorgeous Thai lady ). Had they not opened their homes and been so accommodating, literally, our journey and life here wouldContinue reading “Off To The Grandparents House We Go”

We arrived here on September 6th , 5 white bodied , slightly anxious Californians , with just a glimmer of fear (or hope depending who you were looking at) in their eyes as to how the next 6 months would pan out. Happily just one month in we are settled in as if we haveContinue reading “One month in and the difference shows !”

We have been here for 3 weeks now and I am pleased to report that we have settled in and found our way around town. Both Justin and I have driven the car , but our main mode of transport is the song thiew up to the modern malls of Market Village or Bluport. EachContinue reading “Happy in Hua Hin”