The
 hills were less ferocious today but the views were still fantastic over
 the hazy green mountains. For most of the morning the road undulated 
along a ridge top through little villages. All these places had 'World 
Vision' sponsored taps which are well used. Each village also has a shop
 selling sweets and drinks and a little wooden shack petrol station. We 
cycle through dodging a menagerie of animals on the road and returning 
Sabadee's (hellos) to the children who all wave and greet us 
enthusiastically.
That evening Chris found a camp spot behind 
tall grass right by the road. It was on the switch back of a climb so 
you could hear the traffic a long way off. It was weird being so close 
to people and yet totally invisible but the views of the valley were 
awesome and we slept like babies.
| the petrol pumps in rural Laos | 
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