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Old 06-23-24, 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by ChiapasFixed
Looks so cool! I was looking at your suggestions with google maps, and it’s ok but I think we way want a better navigation app once we are there.

and yeah, I’m not sure our 1x9 setups would be the best for northern Thailand, but I imagine we can always ride public transport over the biggest ridges.
You can always zoom in with Google Maps. I've never needed anything else in my travels, save for Naver Maps in the ROK because Google Maps is handicapped there and has virtually no Street view. KISS.
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(above) Maps: It's like an AI assistant but with more personality! Thanks Ron!

OP: Note, those maps highlight a motorcycle icon, not bike. If you divide the hours by the distance, that will probably give some indication of difficulty via motorized vehicle, then multiply time accordingly for bicycle. Quite a distance, and hilly.

I wonder if the small yellow stretches are denoting inclines, or construction?

The native clothing colors and patterns are just vivid, lovely.
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Old 06-23-24, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Duragrouch
(above) Maps: It's like an AI assistant but with more personality! Thanks Ron!

OP: Note, those maps highlight a motorcycle icon, not bike. If you divide the hours by the distance, that will probably give some indication of difficulty via motorized vehicle, then multiply time accordingly for bicycle. Quite a distance, and hilly.

I wonder if the small yellow stretches are denoting inclines, or construction?

The native clothing colors and patterns are just vivid, lovely.
Yes, those maps earlier are estimates, the floor. The bicycle route will be longer unless, of course, you take the identical motorcycle route.

Yellow and red on the map indicate levels of congestion.
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Old 06-24-24, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Duragrouch
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The native clothing colors and patterns are just vivid, lovely.
Sapa, northwest of Hanoi close to the Yunnan border with China. Lovely cool, tropical alpine weather too.






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(above) My guess is, back in the day, each family crafted their own fabrics and embroidery. The pic of the hanging rack of them, kinda answers my question, that these days, clothes and fabrics like that can be purchased, which is good, leaves time for other things.

Tropical alpine sounds good to me.
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Old 06-25-24, 07:32 AM
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Sapa, northwest of Hanoi close to the Yunnan border with China. Lovely cool, tropical alpine weather too.





looks a lot like my hometown
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looks a lot like my hometown
Passing resemblance to Maya textiles of Mexico and Guatemala, yes.
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