Our Last Days in Laos

So we returned to our place, and as it is right by the river, we could clearly see why the Tubing had been cancelled. The river had fully engulfed the Island, although there was still "Eminem" blasting from the bar, and people crossing the bridge to enjoy the serenity of sitting in a fast flowing river. We laughed.
The photo's here show how high the river is, it has flooded our garden entirely. And the poor people staying next door can't be best pleased with swimming to and from there bungalow, (with the blue roofs).
So in a way sad to leave Laos, but happy to be heading back to the sun we had left behind. Amy and I had both started to loose our magnificent suntans as soon as it started to rain, and had to claim our skin tone back quick. So we booked 2 tickets back to Bangkok, so we could get on with our plan.
Oh and by the way the day we left we both got some kinda food poisening, as we were, shall we say, weeing from our bottoms, the bus to Bangkok was not the nicest place to be in such predicaments.