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    A local park in Chiang Mai: by thibaut, Views[231]
         		 Watching my 'Pad Thai' being prepared at a stall in the street of Chiang Mai.: by thibaut, Views[237]
         		 Big golden Buddha in a temple at Chiang Rai. : by thibaut, Views[518]
         		 Me stroking one of the big cats.: by jfernandes, Views[671]
         		 Me stroking the sleepy tigers.: by jfernandes, Views[536]
     
    Another tiger (and me).: by jfernandes, Views[470]
         		 Tigers sleeping on the rocks.: by jfernandes, Views[9543]
         		 Me petting a tiger's tummy as it streches out.: by jfernandes, Views[936]
         		 Walking one of the bigger cats.: by jfernandes, Views[487]
         		 by jfernandes, Views[385]
     
    One of the more dangerous tigers which we were warned not to get too close to.: by jfernandes, Views[558]
         		 Tiger attempting to climb a tree.: by jfernandes, Views[648]
         		 One of the fiesty tiger cubs playing/fighting with one of the older tigers.: by jfernandes, Views[1394]
         		 Tiger enjoying me scratching its back.: by jfernandes, Views[798]
         		 My first attempt at stroking a tiger (a slightly fearful smile whilst thinking....take the picture quickly!): by jfernandes, Views[612]
     
    This is the teak house in which we stayed with a Thai family for a night. It was sheer luxury.: by jfernandes, Views[666]
         		 The Chinese temple opposite Nonthaburi market.: by jfernandes, Views[905]
         		 People queuing eager to make donations at the chinese Temple opposite the Nonthaburi market.: by jfernandes, Views[382]
         		 Frogs with their guts hanging out. (This is what I had eaten as dinner a few days earlier, but cooked.): by jfernandes, Views[1122]
         		 The hustle and bustle of the local market in Nonthaburi.: by jfernandes, Views[377]
     
    Me swimming at Step 3. I had to keep moving constantly to keep the little fishes from nibbling on me.: by jfernandes, Views[357]
         		 The little fishes that swim at the bottom of each waterfall. These little fellas nibble on you as soon as you step into the waterfall.: by jfernandes, Views[375]
         		 Step 7 of the Erawan Waterfalls. We were dripping with sweat by the time we reached this point.: by jfernandes, Views[329]
         		 Step 6 of the Erawan Waterfalls.: by jfernandes, Views[354]
         		 And finally there. But blinked in photo!: by jfernandes, Views[324]
     
    Nearly there.: by jfernandes, Views[299]
         		 Step 5 of the Waterfalls. Me attempting to carefully climb out on to the ledge (he rocks were incredibly slippery) for a photo.: by jfernandes, Views[377]
         		 Step 4 of the Erawan Waterfalls.: by jfernandes, Views[379]
         		 Not a numbered Step, but I liked the lines created by the falling water here.: by jfernandes, Views[287]
         		 Step 3 of the Erawan Waterfalls.: by jfernandes, Views[269]
     
    Step 2 of the Erawan Waterfalls.: by jfernandes, Views[391]
         		 Step 1 of the Erawan Waterfalls. The waterfalls have 7 steps (which become increasingly more difficult to reach as you progress further up).: by jfernandes, Views[302]
         		 For dinner I ordered grilled frog. It was a whole frog: legs, head and all.: by jfernandes, Views[424]
         		 A dorian fruit being cut open for us to taste. I quite enjoyed it. But apparently the dorian is banned from many hotels because once it ripens it smells awful (i.e. like shit).: by jfernandes, Views[571]
         		 A group of police officers playing a variation of volleyball, using anything except hands. Thai people are supposedly very good at this game.: by jfernandes, Views[334]
     
    Martin dripping with sweat after completing the climb to the top of the hill.: by jfernandes, Views[304]
         		 The buddha in the temple at the top of the hill.: by jfernandes, Views[348]
         		 A few of us chse to climb up a steep hill to see the temple at the top. Exhausting climb, but the monks have to do this every morning in order to receive their food.: by jfernandes, Views[379]
         		 Steve playing with one of the kids.: by jfernandes, Views[316]
         		 We played a game where everyone had a balloon attached to their ankles - the winner was the last person who had not had the balloon burst. Isabel here has is chasing the last boy to have a balloon. (Steve and I had to wrestle her down and burst her balloon on behalf of the little boy).: by jfernandes, Views[396]
     
    Welcome dance by Karen village.: by jfernandes, Views[358]
         		 Close-up of one of the school children watching me watching the welcome dance.: by jfernandes, Views[350]
         		 Welcome dance by Karen village: by jfernandes, Views[327]
         		 Welcome dance by Karen village: by jfernandes, Views[373]
         		 The group riding in a speedboat across the Khao Laem Reservoir to find the sunken temple.: by jfernandes, Views[1552]
     
    The sunken temple (a temple that was flooded after the erection of a dam, and that has since remained half underground).: by jfernandes, Views[1266]
         		 Us strolling around the sunken temple.: by jfernandes, Views[843]
         		 by catherine_haf, Views[358]
         		 by catherine_haf, Views[358]
         		 by catherine_haf, Views[377]
     
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