Thailand Jeeps and Jeeping

[Jimmyb]

There is a culture for Thailand Jeeps and Jeeping, though it does seem it is reserved for those who have a bit of coin to spend.

Looking back into Thailand’s history, there are huge numbers of Jeeps left over from the war, weather they be US military or coalition forces, they are littered throughout the country with the highest number being around Kanchanaburi province.

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[bruggz351]

Thanks for the share Jimmy.
Enjoying mymidlife, also. :cool:

cheers

[Jimmyb]

Cheers Bruggz, I have left out on the blog the fact I'm being cursed with a kidney stone currently, and to elaborate further just had a catheter rammed up my end while 100% sober.... I think all of the hospital heard scream!!

[Wazza D]

DAMN!
I think I speak for all of us that have had kidney stones.
Hope you get over it quickly.

[Jimmyb]

DAMN!
I think I speak for all of us that have had kidney stones.
Hope you get over it quickly.

So not ideal. My first experience. Can't say I ever want to go through it again. Thanks mate

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[bruggz351]

Oh man. My sympathies. I had a catheter, when I had my right kidney removed. I was under anaesthetic, when it was inserted, thank christ, but felt every bit of it coming out... Thankfully, it was quick!!

I hope you pass that stone, without too much drama, man.

Good luck.