November 14, 2024
Day 20 - The Taste of Dust
The warm sun felt good on my back as we rode west out of Phonsavan this morning. It occurred to me that the sun might not feel so great later in the day.
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We frequently see abandoned gravel and sand quarries along the road.
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Likewise, Buddhist temples are usually on the edge of every town. This one had an old building as well as a more typical modern one.
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We stopped at a restaurant for a late lunch and, as always, they were happy to cook to order. There are frequently pets hanging around, but we were particularly taken by this dog.
Continuing on our way,
We're sure that there's fine logic happening but the only road building equipment we saw was tearing up a respectable piece of tarmac!
And as our guide from yesterday, Liang, assured us, there's a guesthouse next to the bridge. They had a restaurant across the road. Not long after our immersion in dust we were sitting back enjoying a cup of green tea.
Today's ride: 78 km (48 miles)
Total: 947 km (588 miles)
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