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Hey Rob here, for me would it be the infestation of my guts by some micro organism. Couldn't sleep, couldn't eat and i took three weeks till it was over. It was really a experience, I lost a lot of weight and was worried at some point about my existence.

That's such philosophical question I am too dumb to answer I just can hike or ride bicycles. Nothing more nothing less. Take care

If I could I would cycle everywhere. What I really want to do is to cycle from Asia to Europe or vice versa. That would be great, only the route is problem today.

Tanks shouldn't stop us from meeting all those people on the way. But some day I will step into the shoes of Marco Polo....someday....

Imagine you sitting on your bike cycling through a hot and humid jungle, then suddenly there comes a village along. You can see 20 huts. You enter the village and in seconds are 20 children behind you which are screaming and shouting: " Sabaadi" they all want a high five. The other villager stand on the side and smile and wink. That's the best experience ever. That gave me back hope for mankind.

ADDENDUM: That happened in almost every village. I feel so lucky to met them all.

Loved every terrain sometimes more sometimes less. But the best was the coastline of Thailand. Jungle mixed with beaches, Mangrove swamps, green mountains and wooden fishing villages. More like from a travel advertisement.

But most fun was dirt track in Lao, with a lot of potholes which brought my organs back in good order.