Behind that masked grey visage
September 24, 2009, 12:28 pm
Filed under: Change Caravan, Stop climate change | Tags: bangpakong river basin, bike rally, Biodiversity, c2c, car-free day, change caravan, Climate Change, elephant caravan, elephants, forest, forest protection, Global Warming, people rally, un copenhagen climate summit
Filed under: Change Caravan, Stop climate change | Tags: bangpakong river basin, bike rally, Biodiversity, c2c, car-free day, change caravan, Climate Change, elephant caravan, elephants, forest, forest protection, Global Warming, people rally, un copenhagen climate summit
On Sunday, September 20, Chang(e) Caravan joined the citizens of Chanchoengsao, in their local festivities that combined the Global Car-Free Day with the provincial river- protection day.
Strangely enough, this was our first day in a town, after walking for days skirting around the Khao Yai National Park, and none of us, including our great friends and fellow-travelers, the elephants were particularly happy about it.
But the enthusiastic welcome by hundreds of bikers from local bike club, students from the local schools and colleges, farmers and traders who are members of agri-nature foundation and soldiers of local military unit, made the short walk through town worthwhile.
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