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    Last view of the Tad-Se Waterfall: by sglass, Views[193]
         		 Apparently this area is much more slippery than it looks. These guys fell down a bunch. I watched and laughed.: by sglass, Views[172]
         		 Joe trying to show how strong he is after his first fall (and before his next one): by sglass, Views[193]
         		 Sam trying not to fall (he did): by sglass, Views[211]
         		 A very slippery stretch of rock that Joe must make his way across...: by sglass, Views[172]
     
    by sglass, Views[197]
         		 by sglass, Views[173]
         		 Natural swimming pools AND water slides! Perfect!: by sglass, Views[497]
         		 by sglass, Views[172]
         		 by sglass, Views[146]
     
    Tad-Se Waterfall: by sglass, Views[187]
         		 Beautiful Tad-Se Waterfall: by sglass, Views[231]
         		 Next girls' turn! Can I keep this one? Look how awesome he (she?) is!: by sglass, Views[185]
         		 This was not as easy as it looks.: by sglass, Views[155]
         		 Too good to be true... we eventually have to come back to dry land and get off.: by sglass, Views[141]
     
    Another jump off the elephant!: by sglass, Views[168]
         		 Elephant bathing madness!: by sglass, Views[228]
         		 by sglass, Views[142]
         		 by sglass, Views[123]
         		 Jumping off!: by sglass, Views[173]
     
    Best time ever! Yes, we are still on the elephant's back... he's just hiding underwater: by sglass, Views[173]
         		 Where is our elephant!?: by sglass, Views[163]
         		 One of the Mahouts (elephant rider/trainer) showing off!: by sglass, Views[183]
         		 More clutching Sam as he clutches the elephant. We are pretty sure he was trying to throw us off into the water. Joe's was definitely trying.: by sglass, Views[175]
         		 I am clutching Sam trying not to fall off. Our elephant refuses to come up out of the water.: by sglass, Views[154]
     
    Where did our elephants go!?! Oh right... they have trunks and can dive way down underwater.: by sglass, Views[168]
         		 Time for an elephant bath!: by sglass, Views[174]
         		 Entering the waterfall... trying not to fall off!: by sglass, Views[184]
         		 Seriously, riding bare-back on these things was terrifying and we all thought we were going to fall off.: by sglass, Views[163]
         		 Elephants on parade! To the waterfall!: by sglass, Views[156]
     
    On our elephant! Sam (Joe's brother) in front and Sarah in the back! This is high up!: by sglass, Views[139]
         		 by sglass, Views[140]
         		 Joe is ready for our elephant ride!: by sglass, Views[146]
         		 Tad-Se Waterfall: by sglass, Views[136]
         		 Tad-Se Waterfall: by sglass, Views[163]
     
    Turquoise pools leading up to the Tad Se Waterfall: by sglass, Views[187]
         		 Super awkward and nervous about being so close to something so giant, but also super excited and wanting to get closer... I'm torn.: by sglass, Views[133]
         		 I realize I have never been this close to an elephant and get scared...: by sglass, Views[140]
         		 I make a new friend!: by sglass, Views[135]
         		 Love the guy just chilling on top of them: by sglass, Views[148]
     
    Cute!: by sglass, Views[160]
         		 At the Tad-Se Waterfall Park! Elephants! yay!: by sglass, Views[238]
         		 After we'd made it across the river: by sglass, Views[148]
         		 Sliding down the mud to the bank of another river to go across... Sam wiped out. Happens to the best of us: by sglass, Views[153]
         		 One of the least muddy stretches of our trek ;-): by sglass, Views[225]
     
    A rubber tree grove! Our guide explained how they tap and harvest the rubber from the trees (the process is just like maple syrup... which he had never heard of): by sglass, Views[687]
         		 This country is beautiful: by sglass, Views[169]
         		 Hiking through the fertile landscape of Laos: by sglass, Views[212]
         		 by sglass, Views[220]
         		 Hill tribe garden: by sglass, Views[201]
     
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