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    the island is pretty hilly, so these pictures are our views from the songtae (truck cab) to the ferry on the day we left.: by anealis314, Views[647]
         		 happy feet : by anealis314, Views[521]
         		 was too lazy to sit up and take a picture of the beach, but i loved the way this turned out.: by anealis314, Views[642]
         		 except for a few locals. these kids were having so much fun. however, it is so odd to see them swimming fully clothed.: by anealis314, Views[367]
         		 we practically had the beach to ourselves: by anealis314, Views[311]
     
    White Sand Beach: by anealis314, Views[311]
         		 What exactly is a serious issue? And why can't I swim?: by anealis314, Views[316]
         		 I love when the sky gets this color. : by anealis314, Views[316]
         		 by anealis314, Views[319]
         		 View from our cafe stop: by anealis314, Views[295]
     
    end of the road, had to turn around : by anealis314, Views[340]
         		 by anealis314, Views[305]
         		 snapped these photos as a passenger on a motorcycle ride.: by anealis314, Views[332]
         		 more sailboats.: by anealis314, Views[302]
         		 Geckos are everywhere. I think this one makes a nice lapel pin, don't you?: by anealis314, Views[304]
     
    by anealis314, Views[335]
         		 Sun started setting so the view improved.: by anealis314, Views[323]
         		 View on the ferry to Koh Chang. : by anealis314, Views[381]
         		 sometimes, you're having so much fun in Bangkok, there is no time for a bathroom break. : by anealis314, Views[325]
         		 Baan Rambuttri. over 140 years old. : by anealis314, Views[361]
     
    This placard states that this is the site of Baan Rambuttri, a traditional Thai style house that was used as a resort for royalty from the southern regions who came to pay respects to the king. (The Grand Palace is in this area.) The road is now called Soi Rambuttri and runs parallel to Khao San Road, a famous street for backpackers and tourists. : by anealis314, Views[419]
         		 sculpture outside another museum commemorating Bangkok as the Book Capital of 2013.: by anealis314, Views[457]
         		 The sculpture of the standing Buddha is the oldest piece in the collection, dating to the 7th or 8th century. : by anealis314, Views[455]
         		 This wall piece is multi-functional. Not only does it serve as decoration, it is also used to measure material to make a traditional sarong. : by anealis314, Views[413]
         		 Marble floor imported from Italy. He had windows enclosed (if there was a room on the other side) which he then used as display cases for art work and statues. Jim Thompson's home has one of the largest private collections of Asian art. : by anealis314, Views[584]
     
    This is a tradition Thai style house. Jim Thompson had 6 houses imported from the countryside to Bangkok to construct his house. As a result, each room of the house, like the dining room or his bedroom, is the size of one Thai home. : by anealis314, Views[461]
         		 This is the view of the house when you enter the grounds. It is an incredible sight simply because it is smack dab in the middle of Bangkok, about a block from MBK shopping mall. There is a ton of traffic (actually, ton is an understatement), tall buildings, and rails for the skytrain. This little museum seems like an oasis in the middle of a chaotic city.: by anealis314, Views[356]
         		 by anealis314, Views[623]
         		 In Thailand, silk weaving is done on hand looms by women and pass the skill onto their daughters. The ability to weave silk yarn is a sign of maturity and eligibility for marriage. : by anealis314, Views[1123]
         		 Entrance to the Jim Thompson House museum. Jim Thompson was an American architect who moved to Thailand after WWII, after visiting it during the war and falling in love with it. He mysteriously disappeared, but not before revitalizing the Thai silk industry. : by anealis314, Views[358]
     
    beautiful sculpture found on my way to a museum: by anealis314, Views[352]
         		 the famous mbk shopping mall.: by anealis314, Views[394]
         		 by anealis314, Views[341]
         		 bar rules. should be pretty easy to follow, right?: by anealis314, Views[351]
         		 and they were quite tasty! : by anealis314, Views[308]
     
    So we ate them!: by anealis314, Views[328]
         		 No tarantulas, so he returned with little frogs for us. : by anealis314, Views[331]
         		 this is our friend jason. he is looking at the
         		 Mr. Khao San. Crazy patterned clothes required.: by anealis314, Views[379]
         		 I love these lights. : by anealis314, Views[296]
     
    by anealis314, Views[325]
         		 Chewing and swallowing. (It was difficult, I'm not going to lie. But, I ate a scorpion.): by anealis314, Views[308]
         		 He ate the body. This was his second scorpion of the night. Apparently the first one went down easier. : by anealis314, Views[360]
         		 Then a second one. He's excited because the second claw was unexpected. : by anealis314, Views[373]
         		 Chewing: by anealis314, Views[283]
     
    So I ate one claw.: by anealis314, Views[359]
         		 I'll be honest, this British guy, whose name was also Ashley, talked me into eating a scorpion. He said we could share it. : by anealis314, Views[411]
         		 This is practically the first thing in Bangkok after our overnight bus from Chiang Mai. : by anealis314, Views[616]
         		 by hayleighhume, Views[274]
         		 by hayleighhume, Views[313]
     
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