Tokyo to Ho Chi Minh By Bicycle An autobiographical and reflective account of traveling from Tokyo to Ho Chi Minh on a bicycle.

14th-18th Nov - Tokyo to Osaka

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I decided that taking a photo of the place I camped or stayed every night would be a great reminder of my traveling experience. The cats had left, or at least I thought so because I couldn't see anything. When looking at the photo several days later I noticed one of them sitting quietly behind the tent on the right side staring right at me. Clearly they don't need any lessons in stealth.

While taking this photo of where I'd pitched my tent some cats turned up and had a good poke around. No sooner had clicked the camera using a 60 second shutter speed the cats approached. It was pitch black and I could hardly see them but they remained in the photo like ghosts and you can see where they moved. This photo is twinned with the next.

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This incredible piece of engineering is the 416 road jutting right out into the Philippine sea. It marked the start of my first hard climb where I cursed myself for carrying so many unnecessary items and vowed to lighten the load once in Osaka.

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Tokyo to Ho Chi Minh By Bicycle An autobiographical and reflective account of traveling from Tokyo to Ho Chi Minh on a bicycle.

14th-18th Nov - Tokyo to Osaka

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