Ho Chi Minh City, Bangkok, and beyond

This Doug guy is an American first introduced to Indochina thanks to the US Air Force in 1967. Unable to put the the time spent there to rest, 30 years later he's back again. From then on he has split his time between there and the states. Blogging about his dual life, travels and what ever else he feels like writing about. It is his blog.

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http://dougsasia.blogspot.com

An old Asia hand some might call me because they have seen me around for years Though in fact I'm only living part time in Indochina, mostly Saigon and Bangkok but travel around. I enjoy writing about he details of my non traditional life on my blog - every thing from taking a bus to Phnom Penh from Cambodia to trying traditional Chinese medicine and a few takes on my love life.

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