Luang Prabang to Pak Mong -Pak Mong to Muang Khiaw or Muang Ngoi Laos
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| This is my bus, or maybe truck I am leaving Luang Prabang, Laos and going to Pak Mong |
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| This girl was nice. Spoke and Indian language. |
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| A not too crazy driver. A good one. |
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| Surprise. There are lots of turkeys in Laos. A great form of protein, but not found in most underdeveloped countries. |
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| Just taking a a photo. A lot of people spread roomers they do not like people from the USA. This is crap, the locals usually love us. This type of stuff is everywhere. |
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| There is not good running water in much of Laos. This is in Pak Mong, so they are taking showers or washing their clothes. Normally both at the same time. |
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| So which way to go? The have a check stop on entering and leaving. |
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| Pakmong Village. Laos |
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| Tobacco that is grown in Laos. |
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| Ladies selling. They wanted me to take pictures. |
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| This lady sort of demanded I take a photo of her an show her. |
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| This is a doughy waffle. A good way to fill your stomach. |
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| I am not sure. The brand is Changan or something like that of these truck or semi-bus things. |
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| Pretty good picture of the River. This is not the Mekong. It is one that lead into the Mekong. But as best I can see this is a great way to ship products down from China to Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia... Thailand. |
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| Muang Khiaw or Muang Ngoi |
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| This is a bridge, and the boys are playing a game of shuffle board with their sandals. |
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