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         		 Angthon National Marine Park: by dayna_desu, Views[366]
     
    Emerald Lake within Angthon National Marine Park: by dayna_desu, Views[347]
         		 Long Tail Boats on Angthon National Marine Park: by dayna_desu, Views[447]
         		 Ear mushrooms at a Thai cookery school.: by jonnygo, Views[767]
         		 A noodle soup from the Chiang Mai cookery school. Probably my favourite dish.: by jonnygo, Views[792]
         		 The two Jonnies in Bankok: by jonnygo, Views[647]
     
    The worlds largest indoor Buddha - its insode Wat Po in Bankok: by jonnygo, Views[946]
         		 Bankok street vendor sleeping - either that or she's passed away from the sewage stench.: by jonnygo, Views[888]
         		 Jonny's Angels - Koh Phi Phi: by jonnygo, Views[1092]
         		 Sea Kayaking into Maya around Koh Pi Pi Lay - an exhausting cross ocean oar from Koh Pi Pi: by jonnygo, Views[790]
         		 Sea kayaking into Maya Beach - the beach from the film.: by jonnygo, Views[706]
     
    Man works out at Bankok train station: by jonnygo, Views[783]
         		 Colourful locusts eat Thai vegetables on Koh Pi Pi island: by jonnygo, Views[1325]
         		 my ankl;es sewlled to the size of beach balls after sea kayaking to Koh Pi Pi Lay: by jonnygo, Views[819]
         		 JJ about to pull an incredible wheelie for the Thai girls. (There were many just out of shot.): by jonnygo, Views[788]
         		 JJ shot this photo at high speed: by jonnygo, Views[3412]
     
    They were out of Harleys when we asked. However I still think I could pass for Arnie in Terminator 2.: by jonnygo, Views[692]
         		 Beach fire shows are common. These lunatic daredevils combusted on Koh Pi Pi to rapturous applause.: by jonnygo, Views[916]
         		 I took this photo of Geoff (a Canadian pilot)on an isolated beach on Koh Pi Pi. Can you spot his 3rd nipple? How fitting for an island area used for a Bond Movie.: by jonnygo, Views[6225]
         		 Koh Pi Pi which is still recovering from the Tsunami of 2004.: by jonnygo, Views[1242]
         		 Sonkran or Thai New Year is free licence to slap mud on peoples faces and have water fights: by jonnygo, Views[1844]
     
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         		 Songkran in Bankok its an amazing breastival: by jonnygo, Views[913]
         		 Inside the Grand Palace. The whole place is spectacular and adorned with more shiny things than a magpies nest: by jonnygo, Views[650]
         		 The Grand Palace Bankok: by jonnygo, Views[784]
         		 Wat Arun (or Temple of the Dawn) - one of the most impressive in bankok: by jonnygo, Views[732]
     
    Golden Tower, Bankok: by jonnygo, Views[750]
         		 Watermelon shake in background and Prada sunglasses, foreground, typically spicy clear soup containing shrimp and pork, crunchy beansprouts and flat noodles: by jonnygo, Views[1761]
         		 March is kite flying season and kids go to the park near the Grand Palace to have kite fights: by jonnygo, Views[929]
         		 children fight for air supremacy during the windy month of March. The spectacularly lit Grand Palace lies behind the Park.: by jonnygo, Views[716]
         		 Wat Arun by day - it is immesely intricate, coulourful and of course a holy shrine: by jonnygo, Views[724]
     
    Elephants are a special creatures in Thailand. Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) lies in the background: by jonnygo, Views[705]
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         		 I wanted to capture a Tuk-Tuk in motion - here, I sat drinking mandarin juice squeezed from the green/orange fruits at breakfast time as a noisy three-wheeler passed. The figure on the right expresses how I felt about the noise/smoke/disturbance: by jonnygo, Views[705]
         		 like a stick of chalk bobbing in the pool - in the hills of north Thailand: by jonnygo, Views[737]
         		 I was upset that the elephants were tethered by chain and still had a harness strapped to them even off duty. I didn't ride an elephant.: by jonnygo, Views[726]
     
    This is a Kite Swallowtail (Graphium Nominus) - what I like about this species is its wings which make it look like a much bigger animal if viewed from the other end.: by jonnygo, Views[674]
         		 Water buffalo are an important part of the eco system. They fertalize the paddy fields in dry season and provide meat for the farmers.: by jonnygo, Views[843]
         		 The Jackfruit, native to south east Asia and southern India. It is the largest fruit in the world and tastes of so many tropical things - banana, pineapple, kiwi etc: by jonnygo, Views[860]
         		 A baby tarantula on its nest. We trekked in the dry season when they are only small but later they grow large and eat many American tourists.: by jonnygo, Views[2163]
         		 By the waterfalls of nothern Thailand many beautiful butterflies congregate in a spectacular air show of colour. This specimen is likely to be a male Delias Pasithoe Thyra (or Fruhstorfer)found in Nepal, Assam, Burma, South-West China, Yunnan and Thailand. : by jonnygo, Views[1448]
     
    Trekking through the tropical scenery of hilly northern Thailand: by jonnygo, Views[695]
         		 These are the Karen people who have been working in the fields together. Everything is shared - they are a subsistant people and famous for thier clothes and weaving techinques. : by jonnygo, Views[1348]
         		 In amongst the Karen hill tribe people. At night it was surprisingly cold and I shivvered at times beneath the stars.: by jonnygo, Views[795]
         		 A view from the hill tribe camp. Paddy fields will not be sown until May/June when the rains come.: by jonnygo, Views[687]
         		 At various times throughout the night I was brutally attacked. I woke with blood streaming from my legs.: by jonnygo, Views[651]
     
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