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    I love these lights. : by anealis314, Views[167]
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         		 Chewing and swallowing. (It was difficult, I'm not going to lie. But, I ate a scorpion.): by anealis314, Views[172]
         		 He ate the body. This was his second scorpion of the night. Apparently the first one went down easier. : by anealis314, Views[203]
         		 Then a second one. He's excited because the second claw was unexpected. : by anealis314, Views[232]
     
    Chewing: by anealis314, Views[168]
         		 So I ate one claw.: by anealis314, Views[230]
         		 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[234]
         		 This is practically the first thing in Bangkok after our overnight bus from Chiang Mai. : by anealis314, Views[449]
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         		 50 baht pad Thai ($1.75 usd): by chicagoguy, Views[757]
     
    After a winding drive and a climb up the Stairway to Heaven your arrival at the gates of the Golden Temple in Chiang Mai, Thailand is nothing short of breath taking. The vibrant colors and rich spiritual energy flow throughout the temple as the gold accents on its walls shimmer in the sunlight. This moment was captured during a prayer ritual of the local monks whose solitude only added to the tranquility in the air.: by kannthailand, Views[469]
         		 The southern region of Thailand is formed by a collection of islands separated by vast stretches of ocean. For local fishermen and other merchants, these iconic long-tail boats are vital to their freedom to roam among the islands. Taken during low tide, this picture shows a boat that has been left for the night, but will play a crucial role in its owner’s livelihood upon daybreak.: by kannthailand, Views[607]
         		 The long-tail boats of southern Thailand are famous, as their colorful wrappings and presence among picturesque blue water graces the cover of every tourist book. But behind the colorful wrappings there exists a deeper meaning, as they are utilized for expression for individual boat owners. Each wrapping is unique and speaks to the driver’s personality. This creates a sense of curiosity, as you can’t help but wonder what they are trying to portray.: by kannthailand, Views[402]
         		 Asian elephants have become gradually more vulnerable to violence and abuse as their popularity has increased among tourists. The Elephant Nature Park is a rehabilitation center for these elephants that sits among the lush mountains of Chiang Mai, Thailand. This safe haven allows for the elephants to roam on vast acres of untouched land and reconnect with other elephants, while also serving to educate visitors in an effort to prevent such atrocities from continuing in the future.: by kannthailand, Views[3887]
         		 The Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai, Thailand allows for its rehabilitating elephants to connect as they would in the wild, while promoting the reformation of trust with humans. Each elephant is assigned a caretaker who is there to feed, bathe, and monitor the elephant’s progress. However through the healing process, the bond formed between the two becomes unbreakable and witnessing their interactions was inspiring and heart warming.: by kannthailand, Views[455]
     
    This is a sanctuary for dogs as well.: by chicagoguy, Views[219]
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         		 Off to the mud baths: by chicagoguy, Views[926]
     
    Baby gets all of the attention: by chicagoguy, Views[200]
         		 Mama lending a helping hand: by chicagoguy, Views[197]
         		 Everybody has got to scratch sometime: by chicagoguy, Views[229]
         		 Herd protecting the baby elephant: by chicagoguy, Views[229]
         		 As in the words of Sally Fields,
     
    Guarding the baby.: by chicagoguy, Views[236]
         		 King of the Elephants: by chicagoguy, Views[268]
         		 Sad eyes: by chicagoguy, Views[271]
         		 Got to have clean elephants for the photos!: by chicagoguy, Views[253]
         		 Skin of a 78 year old elephant: by chicagoguy, Views[249]
     
    This is what your skin will look like if you were a 78 year old elephant: by chicagoguy, Views[199]
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         		 What an ass!: by chicagoguy, Views[192]
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    Sad story with this elephant: by chicagoguy, Views[257]
         		 Baby likes me....the mama is coming after me off to the left: by chicagoguy, Views[199]
         		 Chris the Elephant Whisperer.: by chicagoguy, Views[345]
         		 Arrival at the Elephant Nature Park: by chicagoguy, Views[221]
         		 History on the most famous Wat (temple) in Chiang Mai.: by chicagoguy, Views[247]
     
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