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    Bangkok ~ the Jim Thompson House. He was a foreigner who helped the silk industry in Thailand back in the 50's, he disappeared in the Cameron Highlands, Malaysia...and has never been found.: by lolo, Views[654]
         		 Bangkok ~ ah, my view from the tuktuk. Awful pollution, loud motors, but fun nonetheless.: by lolo, Views[569]
         		 Bangkok ~ me in the back of a tuktuk. I think I'm on my way to catch a bus to Chiang Mai.: by lolo, Views[759]
         		 Bangkok ~ One of the bars along Soi Cowboy, took this pic for Bryan...: by lolo, Views[1012]
         		 Chiang Mai ~ One of the vendors lining the streets during the Sunday walking Market. They close the streets to vehicles, and it gets PACKED with people...tourists, yes. But mainly Thais!: by lolo, Views[783]
     
    Chiang Mai ~ The full buffet...: by lolo, Views[752]
         		 Chiang Mai ~ Crickets...fried up, and sold for 10baht/bag. Yum. Apparently not so different from chips, tastewise...but no, I didn't try them...: by lolo, Views[564]
         		 Chiang Mai ~ Thai dancing performed in the streets at the Sunday Market. : by lolo, Views[545]
         		 Chiang Mai ~ delicious cakes filled with red bean, chocolate, blueberry, or cream. For sale at the Sunday Market.: by lolo, Views[666]
         		 Chiang Mai ~ Here you can see how the cakes are made...fish shaped mold.: by lolo, Views[714]
     
    Chiang Mai ~ Little girl performing for money, in the middle of the street.: by lolo, Views[608]
         		 Chiang Mai ~ Two boys enjoying the shade by the moat. The old city of Chiang Mai is surrounded by a 700yr. old wall and moat, designed to keep out the invading Burmese.: by lolo, Views[641]
         		 Chiang Mai ~ temple detail: by lolo, Views[559]
         		 Chiang Mai ~ Temple gate detail. : by lolo, Views[554]
         		 Chiang Mai ~ night market: by lolo, Views[1404]
     
    CM ~ necklaces at the night market : by lolo, Views[915]
         		 Chiang Mai ~ me at the night market. There are 7000 photos like this, I know...: by lolo, Views[702]
         		 Chiang Mai ~ these vendors walk the streets until flagged down, then prepare food for you on the spot...: by lolo, Views[696]
         		 by lolo, Views[663]
         		 Bangkok: by sven, Views[474]
     
    bangkok by night: by sven, Views[500]
         		 chiang mai: by sven, Views[534]
         		 chiang mai: by sven, Views[508]
         		 chiang mai: by sven, Views[534]
         		 chiang mai: by sven, Views[506]
     
    elephant park: by sven, Views[447]
         		 elephant park: by sven, Views[479]
         		 elephant park: by sven, Views[451]
         		 Mae Haad beach Ko Tao, the entry/exit point on the island. Sairee beach was less congested and cleaner, more touristy too: by bundynbeaches, Views[979]
         		 Dive boats and fishing boats everywhere here. Something like 40 dive operators work out of Ko Tao, and it's a lot smaller than Ko Samui too.: by bundynbeaches, Views[952]
     
    Dive Point dive school on Mae Haad beach, Ko Tao. Dived Chuphon pinnacles twicw one morning with this crew. Very friendly and proffesional.: by bundynbeaches, Views[1446]
         		 Lompraya Hi speed catamaran cming into Ko Tao: by bundynbeaches, Views[1306]
         		 by bundynbeaches, Views[843]
         		 Thai rubbish bins.... htey are everywhere down here, made out of a fairly wide tyre of some sort of machine.: by bundynbeaches, Views[826]
         		 A nice clean, quiet beach ...... just no wind.: by bundynbeaches, Views[764]
     
    Road from the peir back to the main road, fish being dried on the racks, and the most curious kids yet (
         		 Tried to ask a local where I am, away from the tourist areas only the school kids know a little english, and they love talk and practise it too. Couldn't find a schoolkid, so I dont know what the building was but it had a pretty neat gatepost: by bundynbeaches, Views[841]
         		 Eagle carved out of timber at the gate to an official looking place: by bundynbeaches, Views[1571]
         		 Aaaaahhhhhhhhhh what a life. That tallie cost 70baht (30baht = A$1) The gulf of Thailand in the background, and NO wind..dammit ah well another beer kahp khun kha: by bundynbeaches, Views[987]
         		 The caves in the hill are some kind of sacred site and the hill is alive with monkeys playing in the trees. They all come down in the evening for a free meal.: by bundynbeaches, Views[909]
     
    The TV aerials look out of place a bit: by bundynbeaches, Views[802]
         		 Phil feeding the monkeys. The young monk thought this was good. He gave us a paw paw and a hatchet and let us go at it. : by bundynbeaches, Views[803]
         		 Very patient little fellas too I might add. Even the monkeys are friendly.........: by bundynbeaches, Views[726]
         		 One way of getting around.: by bundynbeaches, Views[747]
         		 The bungalows at Seaside Bungalows, Thungwualaen. Clean, thai style(cold water) and cheap. Some people even get a power point, hey Phil. : by bundynbeaches, Views[1170]
     
    The main form of transport in Thailand. You would be amazed how many people and how much gear can be carried on one scooter. Just not sure about their road rules, if there are any.: by bundynbeaches, Views[894]
         		 Even with the attitude this guy is good. Never got wound up on the 40+ ft. of rope once. And was all over the place too: by bundynbeaches, Views[684]
         		 There's a monkey in that thar tree : by bundynbeaches, Views[846]
         		 Looking south down the beach: by bundynbeaches, Views[797]
         		 looking north up the beach...... no tourists, bugger all development, just locals doing what they do luv it: by bundynbeaches, Views[678]
     
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