Hat Yai, Hat Noppharat Thara and Koh Lanta
Road Safety
Its typical to see utes packed to the brim full of people. These people were travelling from Koh Lanta back to the mainland.
Massage
So far we’ve only had one massage each since being in Thailand. I had a reflexology hour with a strong and sensitive man who insisted on helping the energy to flow with a little extra for free. Thanks!
Little Critters
We’re finding, without really looking, little lizards and insects we’ve never seen before.
Locals and Tourists
This is not a great picture, but you can see, basically, the difference in the locals on the beach compared to the tourists.
An interesting dress for the joy stick.
Cultural no-no’s
I’ve seen all of the ‘no-no’s’ being breached within a few days of being in the beach area of Thailand.
What I don’t understand is that when we’re in our own country, we are, en masse, offended and indignant when foreigners do not respect our ways, and yet, when we go to other countries, we abuse the local culture as a matter of course.
If you want to have your say, take a look at Topless in Thailand. Make a comment - defend your point of view, or agree with me. :)
Jesus of Nazareth is a smart man. ‘Treat others as you would like them to treat you.’ No more, no less.
No riding on the motorbikes in your bikini!
No feet on the table!
Don’t eat at the multinational corporations! Support the locals with your money!
The beaches
At sunset – photos can express the beauty a little better than my words.
Having a little fun invoking the eighth chakra.
Photos for belly dance promotion.
It seems to be popular and expected to have some sort of fire show on the beach once the sun goes down. On our beach, Klong Jark Bay, there was a little beach bar called moonlight walk café, and the barman/owner performed every night we were there to Californication.
This is what too much sun and fun does to you.
Jett and Cats
He loves them.
