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    Pad Thai for lunch, yummy! Don't talk to AF, she's focusing! ;-) One day excursion to Koh Lipe to buy our boat ticket back to the mainland. Initial idea was to skip Leo Dicaprio's
         		 Sand was so hot that AF had to sprint to the water!: by finally, Views[629]
         		 Great breakfast (pineapple honey pancake with fresh fruit)! Yummy! :-) : by finally, Views[683]
         		 View of neighboring island Koh Lipe. NOOOOT part of the national park thus swarming with boats and crowded with hotels. : by finally, Views[603]
         		 Great snorkeling in Koh Adang! Thumbs up! We even saw a big moray! The camping site under the big pine trees. Big lizards everywhere on the island. : by finally, Views[341]
     
    Meditating? No! Just contemplating THE awesomeness! ;-) Magic sunset in Koh Adang. : by finally, Views[324]
         		 Our tent and one of the beaches in Koh Adang. : by finally, Views[347]
         		 On our way to Koh Adang!!! Like a swimming pool! So clear, so blue, so calm!: by finally, Views[323]
         		 Kurt waiting for the boat to the isolated island of Koh Adang. Kurt and his big smile ;-) : by finally, Views[364]
         		 Two other beaches in Krabi. : by finally, Views[298]
     
    Crystal clear water! Le rêve! :-) : by finally, Views[304]
         		 Krabi's spectacular land and seascapes are defined by its geology. The karst landscape in Krabi has been formed from limestone (originally coral reefs hundreds of millions of years ago) where mildly acidic water, created from carbon dioxide in rain, has dissolved the soluble bedrock along cracks and crevices. It may look like the hills have been sculpted by wind and water erosion, but the process is mostly a chemical one, acting over thousands of years. : by finally, Views[396]
         		 Yay!!! Finally vacation time!!! :-) on the beach Phra Nang in Krabi, Thailand. : by finally, Views[387]
         		 AF walking to the Laotian border with her heavy backpack. AF and her exit ramp from Laos in her passport; so happy no scan this time. Kurt heading to the Thai border
         		 Front Back on the mortorbike. Impressive waterfall like this one on the Bolaven Plateau. : by finally, Views[333]
     
    Laotian local life on the Bolaven Plateau. : by finally, Views[298]
         		 Maya Bay: by letsgoluwee, Views[92]
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    Great food! Yummy! We missed it while in Cambodia but now in Vietnam it will bounce back! ;-) : by finally, Views[590]
         		 Great espresso! Like in NYC :-): by finally, Views[496]
         		 7-11
         		 Meditation hall in boutique hotel: by aceite4, Views[350]
         		 The guy on the right eventually got knocked out cold: by aceite4, Views[306]
     
    A lobe of durian fruit: by aceite4, Views[315]
         		 Snake on the loose at Dusit Zoo: by aceite4, Views[367]
         		 Soi Cowboy: by aceite4, Views[321]
         		 Hong Thong whiskey : by aceite4, Views[347]
         		 Descending the stairs at the Golden Temple: by aceite4, Views[273]
     
    view from hotel room in Sukhumvit : by aceite4, Views[268]
         		 Pineapple and mango market: by aceite4, Views[236]
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         		 Lumpini Park: by aceite4, Views[281]
         		 Escalators inside Megaplex Mall: by aceite4, Views[287]
         		 Chestnuts roasting in Chinatown: by aceite4, Views[288]
         		 Chinatown: by aceite4, Views[254]
     
    Tower (in background) where we spent NYE: by aceite4, Views[288]
     
         		 Photo of the river Kwai taken from the train on the old Thai-Burma railway. The Burma Railway, also known as the Death Railway, the Burma–Siam Railway, the Thailand–Burma Railway and similar names, was a 415-kilometre (258 mi) railway between Ban Pong, Thailand, and Thanbyuzayat, Burma, built by the Empire of Japan in 1943 to support its forces in the Burma campaign of World War II. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burma_Railway: by finally, Views[614]
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         		 Bridge over the River Kwai! : by finally, Views[552]
     
    Big happy family celebrating Christmas! : by finally, Views[601]
         		 We visited Sukhothai by bike since the this Siam kingdom was very spread out. : by finally, Views[658]
         		 Visit of the UNESCO site of Sukhothai on Dec. 24th. With my friend Christine! :-): by finally, Views[345]
         		 Sukhothai: by finally, Views[298]
         		 Bareback elephant ride. Not so comfortable! And rather scary, you always feel like you're going to fall off!: by finally, Views[298]
     
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