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boy scouts, bad leads and being locked out of my room!

one drive day to the border of Cambodia, and a sigh of relief when we got across (as we got there 2 days early and BiRT was permitted to enter and leave Cambodia on pre-decided dates) but luckily the Cambodians are laid back enough to let us through and into Thailand. we slept by the road again...

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Clairesj on November 26, 2009 from Chiang Mai, Thailand

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Similan Islands... 15 dives in 3 days!!

Just 84 km northwest of Phuket's Patong Beach lies a gateway to another world. Koh Similan is one of the best-known island groups in the Andaman Sea, largely because of the wonders that wait beneath the clear blue waters that surround it. Generally counted among the 10 most interesting...

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ECRadventure on November 24, 2009 from Similan Islands, Thailand

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Ko Tao... the island of Luis and Baz

Ko Tao (turtle island) is a beautiful small island a short 35min flight and 3 hour ferry from Bangkok. We thought, we can’t be in Thailand and not see the islands. The unfortunate or fortunate depending on how you look at it, is that there are so many islands and not enough time for us to...

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ECRadventure on November 16, 2009 from Ko Tao, Thailand

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8ELEPHANT : ร้านอาหารฟิวชั่น, ข้าวแกงฟิวชั่น (Rice with Curry Fusion) ร้านอาหารไทย "หัวใจกบฏ" จังหวัดนนทบุรี

ร้านอาหารไทย 8ELEPHANT เป็นร้านอาหารฟิวชั่น สไตน์ข้าวแกงฟิวชั่น (Rice with Curry Fusion) เป็นลักษณะ READY TO EAT และผลิตแบบ SEMI PRODUCTION เป็นการผสมผสานระหว่างตะวันออกกับตะวันตก (EAST MEET WEST)

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8elephant on November 10, 2009 from Nonthaburi, Thailand

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Bangkok ... Suits and more Suits!

The Bangkok airlines flight to from Siem Reap was surprisingly fast and awesome (for Ewa who still doesn’t like flying). It took about 35min and they served breakfast for free! What a nice change after Europe where you have to buy everything on the flight. We got a taxi and checked into our...

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ECRadventure on November 10, 2009 from Bangkok, Thailand

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Off to Langkawi

I had a great day on the kayaking and elephant adventure. I thought I would celebrate by having a few ales on my "last" night in Thailand. I found a bar that was pretty much populated by foreigners, but decided more fun was to be had at the Reggae bar with my friends from last time. I was...

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10bastards on October 23, 2009 from Ban Ao Nang, Thailand

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Railay

So I was well and truly over Phuket, didn't even have a big night. I had a hunger for some lapping, gentle waves, so I booked myself a minibus back to Ao Nang and a longtail boat to Railay. The change was automatic. Not quite as hustle-y, but that is probably because everything is a lot more...

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10bastards on October 20, 2009 from Tonsai, Thailand

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Ao Nang continued

I decided to organise a speed boat trip to Phi Phi and other areas. This cost me $28 for the whole day, so I couldn't go wrong really. Our first stop was to snorkel at a reef. Then we went to Maya Bay, famous through the movie "The Beach". Apparently other people had heard of it as well,...

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10bastards on October 14, 2009 from Ban Ao Nang, Thailand

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Karon - the beach you can't swim at.

The "bus" I took from Ao Nang stopped at Krabi, where we had to wait for the "bus" going to Phuket. We ended up leaving at about twelve thirty, going back to Ao Nang to pick up some more people. The minibus was cramped, and I was jammed against the luggage but for $11.50 for a four hour trip -...

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10bastards on October 14, 2009 from Phuket, Thailand

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Back to school

Before the students start back, we have a week of meetings and prep time. Miss Supranne tells me my new class is KG (Kindergarten) 3, my co teacher this year is Miss Maitanee and the class assistant is Miss Baiyamat. I go to find them and my new classroom which the Thai teachers have already...

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Yee Ling Tang on October 10, 2009 from Bangkok, Thailand

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