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         		 Just Nice... Sairee Beach.: by christa_spencer, Views[295]
     
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         		 Oh Thomas... poor poor Thomas.: by christa_spencer, Views[333]
         		 P, Nook and Audery: by christa_spencer, Views[338]
         		 French Audrey... Lovely other half and better half of Thomas ;) who was unfortunately involved in the accident as well.: by christa_spencer, Views[372]
         		 Glorious Jamie (New York)-- and P, Nook: by christa_spencer, Views[338]
     

         		 Lovely Andy: by christa_spencer, Views[337]
         		 P, Nook (owner of Seaview and owner of local medical clinic) and our French friend who had a horrible scooter accident days prior.: by christa_spencer, Views[327]
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         		 Love... enjoying our fish feast: by christa_spencer, Views[333]
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         		 Travis and our lovely Englishman friend Andy went out fishing the other day and caught a LOAD... we prepared a huge Tom Yum (fish soup) feast that evening with what they caught... set a table for all of our friends at Seaview and chowed down!: by christa_spencer, Views[487]
         		 Cycling is easier than walking through the flooded streets of Bangkok: by mandylamont, Views[176]
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         		 Were there is a will there is a way transport and living in Bankok : by adora, Views[295]
         		 The act of giving to help others : by adora, Views[270]
         		 Temple at great heights : by adora, Views[255]
         		 Local women in Kanchanaburi creating material to help fund orphans.: by adora, Views[333]
     
    Tigers in Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand. In the cage of four Indochinese Tigers, I lay down to capture one of the cubs basking in the humid winter afternoon. The contrast in lighting augments the lethargic atmosphere, whilst the focal point portrays the Tigers’ vulnerability.: by lachlanbrownphotography, Views[325]
         		 Vegetarian Festival, Phuket, Thailand. Taken back by the amazement and shock of what is the Annual Phuket Vegetarian Festival, I began to see an exclusive opportunity unfold in front of me. Through the focal point, I aimed to capture the self-mutilated Man and his journey through the chaotic and hasty environment, as he makes his pilgrimage from one Taoist temple to another, a ritual that aims to invoke the Gods. : by lachlanbrownphotography, Views[219]
         		 Thai Boat on Koh Mook Island, Thailand. At dusk as the sun sinks over the peaceful Koh Mook, the island is enlarged as the periodic tides suck the water away from the coast, revealing a network of Traditional Thai Longboats lodged into the exposed sea ground. : by lachlanbrownphotography, Views[370]
         		 Exploring James Bond Island I wandered off the beaten path and came across this peaceful dock. It was so relaxing to gaze out into the distance watching the boats pass by. : by travelinggypsy, Views[365]
         		 Walking down the shore of Phuket I felt something squish underneath my foot, when I looked down I didn't see anything. When I bent down to take a closer look this local boy came by and grabbed this tiny fish to give me a closer look, made for the perfect picture.: by travelinggypsy, Views[331]
     
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