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    Thai boxing at Kawila stadium: by sarahandphil, Views[492]
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         		 we stopped to cool off at a 'Hip' hotel mentioned in the guidebook - but forgot our swimming cossies :(: by sarahandphil, Views[480]
         		 A freshly bathed elephant at the Ping Yong reserve: by sarahandphil, Views[491]
     
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         		 broom broom, we're off! : by sarahandphil, Views[471]
         		 the temple at the top of the mountain: by sarahandphil, Views[484]
         		 good luck offerings at the temple: by sarahandphil, Views[395]
         		 a monk giving blessings with holy water: by sarahandphil, Views[500]
     
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         		 a cluster (bluster?) of butterlies at the waterfall: by sarahandphil, Views[443]
         		 a dragon guarding the temple on the Doi Suthep mountain: by sarahandphil, Views[627]
         		 a lovely waterfall we came across on our moped trip: by sarahandphil, Views[456]
     
    do I smell Frosties?: by sarahandphil, Views[501]
         		 Lin Hui the panda at Chiang Mai zoo - she likes bamboo and cameras!: by sarahandphil, Views[630]
         		 PANDA FACT 1 - bamboo comprises 99% of the Giant Panda's diet - and the average adult gets through 20-30lbs per day!: by sarahandphil, Views[864]
         		 PANDA FACT 2 - the Chinese name for Giant Pandas 大熊貓 - literally translates as
         		 PANDA FACT 3 - Theodore Roosevelt Jr. was the first foreigner to shoot a Giant Panda in the 1920s. So much for 'Teddy!': by sarahandphil, Views[1118]
     
    PANDA FACT 4 - Giant Pandas remain an endangered species - though there are now thought to be over 2000 living in the wild (a considerably larger number compared with ten years ago) - and China's breeding programmes are proving successful with over 200 now living in their conservation centres. Hoorah!: by sarahandphil, Views[555]
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         		 having coffee on the banks of the Mae Ping river in Chiang Mai: by sarahandphil, Views[481]
     
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         		 Sarah gets ready to make her green curry paste: by sarahandphil, Views[555]
         		 pineapple growing on the farm where we did our Thai cooking course: by sarahandphil, Views[544]
         		 Sarah tries some freshly baked cakes at Chatuchak weekend market: by sarahandphil, Views[499]
         		 monks between lessons: by sarahandphil, Views[418]
     
    Phil trying to get the hang of these Thai bicycles: by sarahandphil, Views[496]
         		 there are often Buddhist messages like these in the grounds of temples: by sarahandphil, Views[527]
         		 this temple had tunnels built under it when it was constructed about 700 years ago. apparently because an important monk used to have mad turns and would run into the forest to escape his demons, so they built him some tunnels at the temple so he didn't need to go into the forest. yes, we know that sounds mad too.: by sarahandphil, Views[481]
         		 4 little piggies went to market....: by sarahandphil, Views[478]
         		 Sarah scared off all the other cooking classmates when she suggested stewed pigs heads for lunch...: by sarahandphil, Views[421]
     
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