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Video: Ping Pong Ka-Pow, Episode 16
Posted on July 14, 2010 | 1 CommentTIBET LAY: before us, and though the distances were incredible, the travel times mindboggling, the costs far too high, we somehow thought we would get there. It had been the dream from the start – out of Thailand, through China, into Tibet, and then on... -
Video: Ping Pong Ka-Pow, Episode 13
Posted on June 7, 2010 | No CommentsTOURIST TRAPS: abound in most places of the world, and so long as you can get in and out quickly and cheaply they can often be guiltily enjoyable. Trouble is, though, that often you find yourself wandering into a town, oblivious to its reputation, and...