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         		 the coffee shop....coconut lattes : by stephhef, Views[640]
         		 breakfast (notice the ants do not march one by one around here): by stephhef, Views[554]
         		 the mud huts roof (inside view): by stephhef, Views[2389]
     
    my mud hut: by stephhef, Views[1245]
         		 The truck up to the farm: by stephhef, Views[434]
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         		 On-loan Giant Panda from China at Chiang Mai Zoo: by sl0ggs, Views[1072]
         		 This guys nickname is 'stallion' and his show partners name is 'Debbie' . Seems he likes to get his groove on in front of an audience... goodtimes: by paulmatthew, Views[349]
     
    A sign posted by the monastery located about 40km outside the town of Kanchanaburi . : by paulmatthew, Views[450]
         		 This is where the tigers are brought to everday between 1-430 in the afternoon for their apparent 'exercise'. Unfortunately it seemed apparent that the tigers had been heavily sedated. As you can see from the following photos it seems unrealistic for people to get naturally close to animals of this size (and of this nature ! ) and for there to be no concern about peoples safety. The monastery began by taking in one orphaned tiger after its mother had been shot by poachers . Unfortunately it seems the monastery now makes a lot of money by charging travellers and tourists to visit the temple and get up close and personal with the number of tigers they have now taken into their care. There were about 8 or so different tigers of different ages that in this area within the monastery.: by paulmatthew, Views[454]
         		 Yes its a real tiger .: by paulmatthew, Views[293]
         		 One of the baby tigers posing for the photo: by paulmatthew, Views[281]
         		 Younger tiger: by paulmatthew, Views[251]
     
    One of the larger members of the family: by paulmatthew, Views[221]
         		 I am pretty sure this will be the last time i get this close to a real tiger: by paulmatthew, Views[275]
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         		 Wat Phra Singh, Chiang Mai old town.: by sl0ggs, Views[5516]
         		 The night train from Bangkok to Chiang Mai ready for sleep: by sl0ggs, Views[6060]
     
    On the train North out of Bangkok: by paulmatthew, Views[297]
         		 More roti ! not as good as they were in Malaysia but for about $1 they're a tasty late night treat: by paulmatthew, Views[303]
         		 Bustling late night chinatown , Bangkok: by paulmatthew, Views[389]
         		 Cute ?: by paulmatthew, Views[286]
         		 Ridin in the back of a Tuk Tuk ( three wheeled transport ) in Kanchanarburi: by paulmatthew, Views[349]
     
    The bridge over the river Kwai: by paulmatthew, Views[379]
         		 train crossing the bridge: by paulmatthew, Views[302]
         		 Ridin pushbikes through Kanchanarburi town: by paulmatthew, Views[366]
         		 the cemetary: by paulmatthew, Views[295]
         		 Bungalows built on the river Kwai where we are staying: by paulmatthew, Views[322]
     
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