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    Koh Samui & Koh Pha Ngan - Exploring the Gulf

    THAILAND | Fri, 12 Dec 2008 | By jciecko | Views [1183] | Comments [1]

    Hello from sunny and laid back Koh Pha Ngan. Things here in the Gulf of Thailand are starting to pick up after a rough start. Our time on Koh Samui was somewhat spoiled by another stomach bug. This time it was Sebastian doubled-over in pain. He's nearly ... Read more >

    Tags: baan tai beach, chaweng beach, haad rin, koh pha ngan, koh samui, lamai beach, stomach bugs, thong sala, waterfalls

    Quarter year updates from Thailand

    THAILAND | Mon, 25 Dec 2006 | By thedukeoearl | Views [2604] | Comments [1]

    9/21/2006 Well, as some of you know, I have made the journey to Thailand.  Of course, I turned on the news as I was leaving for the airport to see tanks rolling through Bangkok.  GREAT!!!  But, no worries and the coup has little affected ... Read more >

    Tags: bangkok, bungalow, georgetown, koh pha ngan, koh tao, malaysia, nikhon si thammarat, penang, thailand, waterfall

     

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