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    Path up to the common area by: dinagosse Views[416] Bedroom. by: dinagosse Views[453] View from our front entrance! The Lang River is below. by: dinagosse Views[463] Path to our bungalow at Cave Lodge by: dinagosse Views[510] The common area at Cave Lodge. There is a fire pit in the middle of the room, a ping-pong table, and a swing. All open air, overlooking the Lang River. by: dinagosse Views[1208]
     

    Waaay outside the comfort zone

    THAILAND | Fri, 21 Nov 2014 | By dinagosse | Views [791]

    If travel is supposed to bring you into experiences you would never normally have, then today I have truly travelled. We signed up for a tour of three local caves today. There were eight of us, plus our guide, Ahn. The first thing they say to me is, ... Read more >

    Tags: cave lodge, caving, pang mapha, thailand

    Going north to Pang Mapha, Thailand

    THAILAND | Thu, 20 Nov 2014 | By dinagosse | Views [584]

    Today we checked out of our Chiang Mai guesthouse, the Hollandra Montri, which has been our home for almost three weeks. I felt sad to leave, as we've gotten to know some great people here and have had a great time. But more adventures await us, and ... Read more >

    Tags: cave lodge, pang mapha, thailand

     

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