Lennart Petersen

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> On 9 Aug, 22:25, Alfred Molon <[email protected]> wrote:
>> In article <[email protected] om>,
>> says...
>>
>> > but the central object is to
>> > make the journey to NZ without a plane.
>>
>> Are you afraid of flying?
>> --
>>
>> Alfred Molonhttp://www.molon.de- Photos of Asia, Africa and Europe
>
> No, not even remotely - I love planes and flying - although I'm
> getting increasingly p****d-off with the whole commercial passenger
> flight experience.
>
> This is more an exercise in getting our heads around exactly how much
> of planet Earth there is between our home and my place of birth; it's
> a trip I've wanted to do for a long time. I think I mentioned earlier
> that I'd have liked to have taken a year or so to do it, but this is
> all the time that my partner and I can afford at the moment. Maybe
> we'll take a more leisurely version of this tour another time...
>
I'm not afraid of flying but nevertheless I've made a lot of overland
travelling and it's a wonderful experience you can't compare with just
flying to a destination.
Think you'll get a real interesting trip with that itinerary.
Just one thing, possibly you know already that landmines are a threat in
Cambodia so be careful when being outside the cities, don't walk where it's
not complete safe. Good luck with the trip

LarbGai

On Aug 11, 3:59 am, "Trish" <[email protected]> wrote:
> "LarbGai" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>
> news:[email protected] ups.com...
>
> > On Aug 10, 5:51 am, Alfred Molon <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Why don't you simply fly between London and Hong Kong?
>
> > *****Why don't you stick your finger up your arse and twist it you
> > turd???????
>
> Nice to see Ryanair's customer service department posting.
>
> --
> Trish
>
> Dublin


******We're here to help Trish............... Any particular service
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*GRIN*

JuanElorza

[email protected] a �crit :
> Hi,
>
> My partner and I are planning a trip from Edinburgh to Wellington
> overland (and sea). We're aiming to travel by train from Edinburgh to
> Berlin to Moscow to Irkutsk to Beijing to Hong Kong. From there it
> looks like it will get a little more chaotic, but we're aiming to get
> to Hanoi, then Saigon, then Phnom Penh by bus. We'll try to get to
> Siemreap for a day or so to see Angkor Wat, then onwards to the Thai

From Phnom Penh to Saigon, buses : 10 hours or more, bus station 155
Nguyen Hue av., book 2-3 days in advance, get your visa before.

From Phnom Penh to Seam Reap, fast boats (5 hours) and slow boats
(18-24 h) harbour on the Tonle Sap 5 or 6 house blocks north of the
Phnom hill.

From Seam Reap regular buses to Thailand.

> border. From there, train to Bangkok, then Kuala Lumpar, then
> Singapore. Our schedule (as it stands at the moment) is:
>

adamomitcheney

On 11 Aug, 07:48, JuanElorza <[email protected]> wrote:
> [email protected] a �crit :
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> > to Hanoi, then Saigon, then Phnom Penh by bus. We'll try to get to
> > Siemreap for a day or so to see Angkor Wat, then onwards to the Thai
>
> From Phnom Penh to Saigon, buses : 10 hours or more, bus station 155
> Nguyen Hue av., book 2-3 days in advance, get your visa before.

Will hopefully be sorting out visas well in advance. Is it a
requirement to book 2-3 days in advance?

> From Phnom Penh to Seam Reap, fast boats (5 hours) and slow boats
> (18-24 h) harbour on the Tonle Sap 5 or 6 house blocks north of the
> Phnom hill.
>
> From Seam Reap regular buses to Thailand.
>
> > border. From there, train to Bangkok, then Kuala Lumpar, then
> > Singapore. Our schedule (as it stands at the moment) is:

Excellent info - thanks Juan.

Cheers - Adam...