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         		 Colin,Lou,Mellisa and Rachel: by colin_and_lou, Views[577]
         		 Jowa : by colin_and_lou, Views[1312]
         		 The village we stayed at on ur trek: by colin_and_lou, Views[389]
     
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         		 Master Kob was still sleeping when we trained this morning. I'll try and get a shot of him this evening. Here's me,Pet, Stefan and Dedouan. Pet's always smily and happy and Deduoan could chop down a large tree with one kick. He also dances well and plays a mean game of pool. I call him 25baht because he looks like 50cent's little brother. Stefan is from Holland and has been training with Kongpipop for a couple of months. He is making a living from Muay Thai matches and doing pretty well so far. Dedouan and Pet have been training since they were on their first set of teeth. Check me and Stefan out! Funny eh! Europeans all look the same to me.: by paul_byrom, Views[1305]
         		 Master Kob sends me for a run twice a day, during which I always go past this cow. Thai cows say moonghwah! In a high pitched voice. They sound more like birds than cows. : by paul_byrom, Views[498]
         		 After the first week I decided to move to a resort near to the gym called Chocona. I wasn't getting any sleep before thanks to the karaoke bar next to my room. Chocona is quiet and peaceful.: by paul_byrom, Views[329]
     
    Possibly the greatest food known to humankind. Cashews coated with sesame seeds. Mmm. Cockroaches like them too though, so no leaving the packet half finished.: by paul_byrom, Views[507]
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         		 This is my little bungalow.: by paul_byrom, Views[302]
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         		 Off the top of Ko Phangan is this little island. You can walk across to it on a sandbar which goes right across. The surrounding coral is full of brightly coloured sealife, so lots of people come here to dive.: by paul_byrom, Views[360]
     
    I sneakily took this photo before anybody noticed. There's a big marble Buddha inside.: by paul_byrom, Views[351]
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    La Biblia y el calefón: by flachi-gus, Views[470]
         		 BTS. Tren aéreo que cruza la ciudad: by flachi-gus, Views[479]
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         		 Altar emplazado en uno de los shoppings de Sukhumvit.: by flachi-gus, Views[467]
     
     
    En plena calle cocinan estos platos deliciosos (y también los comen sentados en mesas y sillitas de plástico en la vereda): by flachi-gus, Views[539]
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         		 Vendedora de pescado seco: by flachi-gus, Views[408]
         		 Wat Arun desde el río: by flachi-gus, Views[396]
         		 Escalera empinadísima de Wat Arun (si miran atentamente tb van a poder ver mi tatuaje...a pedido del público): by flachi-gus, Views[425]
     
    Wat Arun: by flachi-gus, Views[364]
         		 Vista de Bangkok desde la cima de Wat Arun: by flachi-gus, Views[381]
         		 Wat Arun: by flachi-gus, Views[337]
         		 Wat Arun, detalle de garudas: by flachi-gus, Views[384]
         		 Wat Arun, visto desde abajo. Mide 82 metros: by flachi-gus, Views[383]
     
    Wat Arun, este templo corresponde al estilo arquitectónico khmer y fue construido con miles de pedazos de cerámica que los barcos chinos usaban como lastre. Detalle de una parte del templo.: by flachi-gus, Views[520]
         		 Budas en fila en el templo Wat Arun: by flachi-gus, Views[382]
         		 Garuda Es una figura mítica tanto del budismo como del hinduismo. Brindan protección y normalmente están en la puerta de los templos: by flachi-gus, Views[444]
         		 Templo Wat Arun. a orillas del Río Chao Phraya: by flachi-gus, Views[370]
         		 Bellos durmientes: by flachi-gus, Views[356]
     
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         		 Orquídeas que se venden en ramo... Cada ramo cuesta 1 dólar A mí me costó un año que Ofelia (la planta que me regalaron Diana y Diego, me diera 1 flor...): by flachi-gus, Views[455]
     
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