Amazing father. Husband. Be proud

Long live thieland 🎉

Do a reenactment of James Bond's "The Man With The Golden Gun". Otis can play the boy that sells tourists wooden carved elephants from the klongs to the long-tailed boats!!!😎🐘🧒

Kanchanaburi + rent a scooter = unlock a new level of Thailand. For me at least

Loved this one Ryan and great to see the excellent manners "Tis" has when he stopped for the Tourists taking photos on the Bridge. You and Damo are great parents and it is showing in your children and family. I agree Travelling is the best education for Kids and I am confident you will achieve your "bucket list" with your family.

Thank you for this amazing video. Miss Thailand so much

Wearing a hat like daddy what fun ! 💕For Tis!! His hat a doughnut a boat and daddy al to himself! Great memories Tis is so smart and he will learn so much!!!

Hello Ryan and Otis thank you both for sharing your father and son trip it you are both making amazing memories and I agree in regards to doing it now and not waiting to long life is for living today not waiting excess amount of years to fill a bucket list as we don’t know what tomorrow may bring Otis is clever reading the sign and understanding it’s big money if you break the rules he’s a smart boy you are a fantastic father you are worthy of the Title to be called Dad enjoy the rest of your holiday I look forward to seeing the next vlog thank you both

Ryan, do you know why there are dots etched on the glass?

Thanks for a great day out! Helen x

seeing you and tis double up on the scooter reminds me of me and my son in the 90s whilst we lived in Taiwan. My son was able to somewhat drive by the age of six. No Cell phones so no distractions. lol

That sky walk is my idea of hell...

understand you Rian, to enjoy travel with your kids. as divorced father, i came many years to thailand, other countries with my son. i think up to he got 20... then Covid.. and well, he flies in own direction.. since.. which is fine too by now 😂

Brings back so many memories. Your parenting skills are amazing. Too bad you left the teaching profession. You have a beautiful family. Thank for sharing.

Am happy for you you enjoyed this nice time with your son. Wish you all a great life there. Willem, from a cold The Netherlands 😂

Great family great trip always enjoy your video's Canada 🇨🇦 Saskatoon

My mum travelled the world. Not long before she died I asked her what was her favourite holiday she replied with you kids

"The Bridge on the River Kwai" (1957) is one of the few that focuses not on larger rights and wrongs but on individuals. Like Robert Graves' World War I memoir, Goodbye to All That, it shows men grimly hanging onto military discipline and pride in their units as a way of clinging to sanity. The bridge on River Kwai worth visiting as The construction of the train line over the River Kwai toward Burma led to the death of many workers, who were mostly allied prisoners or forced asian labourers. Today the train operates everyday curving along the Kanchanaburi river with its amazing views, this is well worth the visit. Bridge over River Kwai was a true story by Although the suffering caused by the building of the Burma Railway and its bridges is true, the incidents in the film are mostly fictional. The real senior Allied officer at the bridge was Lieutenant Colonel Philip Toosey. Some consider the film to be an insulting parody of Toosey. The River Kwai bridge is so famous as 'The Bridge on the River Kwai' is now the best-known site on the Burma-Thailand railway but its fame is due more to a fictional film than its significance in World War II. Spanning the River Kwae Yai in Kanchanaburi, the bridge was built in 1942-43 by British prisoners of war based at Tha Markam. The bridge depicted in the film is most definitely real. In fact, there were two: one a wooden railway bridge and the other a ferroconcrete structure built using imported bridge sections from Japanese-controlled Java. It's this structure, Bridge 277, that still stands and is a famous local tourist attraction for the reason why the bridge on the river Kwai are still standing. And the final is the reason for the bridge over the river Kwai destroyed is Neither bridge crossed the River Kwai (which the Thai pronounce “quay”), but rather the Mae Klong River. Both were bombed by the Allies and destroyed. While the steel bridge was not repaired until after the war, the Japanese forced POWs to repair the wooden bridge, which the museum sign says remained in use until 1947. That's all about the history for the bridge on the river Kwai, Kanchanaburi. Including enjoying happily to see you and Otis with a wave of smiles too while walking through.

Sounds similar to Taiwan, There is a railway and road in Taiwan's Taroko gorge which was also built by forced labour under the Japanese. They have a memorial/temple/shrine called "Eternal Spring Shrine" in memory of it.

fair play to Otis, stopping while other tourists were taking photos, well mannered child 👍👍

I wonder how foreigners living in place like Thailand manage without even knowing the language. How do you find work like that?

I am a Thai living in Bangkok . I love the clips where you are with Otis. You are a great dad, and Otis is adorable.

Enjoy ❤❤❤❤❤

When I was in kanchanaburi, we talked to a longtail boat driver at the bridge and he took us down the river to a cave temple and a war cemetery, pointing out landmarks on the way. Well worth doing.

Priceless! You are a great Dad. Taking time to teach the history of the bridge/railroad, even though it’s unpleasant, was great see..

Ryan. That bridge is not the original Bridge over the River Kwai. There is just a little bit left of the original, which is further down the river near the old steam train.

OMG I watch your channel all the time. Can't believe your in Kanchanaburi the same time as I am, amazing enjoy

Been to Kanchanaburi 4 times previously (Last time earlier this year) and always drive there in a rental vehicle which is best as can explore further afield. Just when you think you have seen everything then many other places appear! from temples, historical war sites, elephants and countryside come into view. We travelled from there all the way to Pai this year in a 3 day relaxed trip seeing so many beautiful places. Tis is a lovely young man, beautiful physically and spiritually, a testament to her parents and you can tell that he is loving time with his Daddy :)

your a great father husband human ryan.. ❤

Great vlog today Ryan. So nice to see Otis, a boy only six years old, show such respect and consideration for someone taking photos. Manners like that are in short supply in the past couple of decades, at least in western society. Fun fact that I don't know if you're aware of based on what you explained from your knowledge of the bridge: it's not the original bridge built by prisoners of war. If I remember correctly, the original bridge was demolished. I think it deteriorated due to lack of maintenance, so it was replaced.

Glad all is going well on the vacation with tis. Will stop with my Boomer comments as they are from living in a different era. it's all good man. Peace and Love Y'all PS my favorite pastime is reading other peoples comments on your vlogs...haha.

11:30 a very well raise boy 👍

Otis is totally gorgeous... nothing else to say

Absolutely loving these videos thank you . Enjoy 😊😊

❤👍🏼That is so exciting for you both. 200 bath is unbelievable. Wishing you both a wonderful weekend. 💞💞

Hellfire Pass is worth a look as well

It is not you dont focus on traveling but you where caged in the work, sleep slavery mindset, Now you free from the matrix and the alcohol , having your family and bussiness is setting you free.

Hi Ryan, I do not comment on vlogs very often, but I do watch all your vlogs on both channels. I really appreciate the effort you and Damo put in to create and keep us entertained. thank you ❤🙏

Nice vlog and I just read the history again about the prisoner of war , english prisoners died 1200 from 1600 from cholera , malaria, … sad …

I just watched this video with my son, (also half Thai) and he loved it, thank you. I would also recommend Hellfire pass, the walk is totally overwhelming if you know what happened there. Cheers

Daddy and Son special day, definitely Tis enjoy and will remember as he grow

Isn't a bamboo raft.. a little like Huckleberry Finn.. better.... for a hippy

😊😊😊 Otis is so nice,when he stop walking when the people wanted to take a picture 😊😊❤❤

Beware of bugs when you have your mouths open 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤