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Author Archives: David Cross
Running in Georgetown (Penang Malaysia)
We stopped at the island of Penang today. Of course, we went running along the seaside course recommended by the Penang Forward Sports Club. It was interesting that we kept getting buzzed by Mig-29s from the Malaysian Air Force. First … Continue reading
Good Morning Malaysia!
We pulled into a port known as Kelang. It is definitely warm and humid… And it is hard to tell if the haze is pollution or the extreme humidity. We then headed to Kuala Lumpur of course! The city is … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, Cruise, International, KL tower, Kuala Lumpur, Petronas, Petronas Twin Towers, shopping, Travel
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Running Around the Islands
You have to love a long weekend run when you can run for marathon length distances in record time! This was in the Gulf of Siam headed from Thailand to Vietnam. Running around the world is always fun. Some of … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, Running, Thailand, Travel, Vietnam
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Singapore Zoo
Since we had a half day layover in the port of Singapore, we decided to check out the secret NSA Echelon site that is in the northern part of Singapore. But since it was heavily guarded with no access, we … Continue reading
The Port of Phu My Vietnam
We had a fun day exploring Saigon from a different point of view today. Very thankful for the $8 2 GB data SIM card. 🤡 It was a delight to explore the city as a local and not as a … Continue reading
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Lunch in Saigon
Oh yes, the traffic is based on waves of motor scooters, but if you have a good local guide, you can walk to almost every place you need to go. We took a stroll through the local market around lunch … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, International, lunch, markets, Saigon, scooters, Travel, Vietnam
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One Day in Bangkok Thailand
(you can sing along with the music if you like) The city pretty much draped in black and white ribbons since the country is mourning the death of their 9th king who ruled the country for almost 70 years (world … Continue reading
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Tagged Bangkok, blog, International, Marco Polo, Museum, reclining Buddha, Red and Yellow protests, Thailand, Travel, Wat Pho, Wat Saket
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Touring the Tourist Island of Ko Samui
Despite all the arrival of additional Thai Navy warships, we decided to go ashore. I hope they let us leave later today… The tender takes a while since it is a very shallow port area. We found a good bus … Continue reading
Landed at Ko Samui (Thailand)
We got in our spy gear since it was such nice weather on the seas… but I think we were spotted by the central intelligence agency. They suspected I was James Bond for some reason and a Thai Navy warship … Continue reading