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    Mac's idea of heaven. Views[393] The perfect white sands and calm clear ocean of Ko Samet. Views[441] Live menu- no translation problems here, just point and they grill it. Views[391] Visiting my host family from when I studied abroad in Thailand. My Who needs a hotel when you can sleep on a bus? We've done about 8 overnight rides. Views[823]
     
    The full group shot. If we look tired its because there were 10 cameras to go through. Views[395] Practicing with the sling shots the guide made for everyone. Views[355] Our jungle camp for the second night. Views[352] Mac geting a cold shower and massage. Views[400] The second waterfall. Imagine what its like in the rainy season. Views[373]
     
    Jungle treking. Views[351] The first waterfall. The water was too cold for me. Views[355] A kid in the hill tribe village. Views[360] Writing on the porch. This vantage could have offered magnicifent views but all the villages burn their fields this time of year making the air thick with smoke. Its really too bad espically because often the fires spread to unintended areas such as the forest. Views[365] A hill tribe village where we spent the night. Views[374]
     
    One way accross a river... in a zip line cage. Views[545] Still looking for bananas but I am out. Views[365] Our elephant. Views[352] Views[343] Views[424]
     
    The view from the top of an elephant. Every few feet he would stop and ask for a banana. Views[455] Collecting the rubber. Views[410] Rubber trees that there are lots and lots of in southern Thailand. Views[377] Views[405] A waterfall we hiked past on national park land. Views[479]
     
    Ancient cave drawings. Views[655] This guy was on the tour with us and over dinner we established that he has a farm near Valencia, Spain that Kristen Gallager and Loren Thompson volunteered at last summer. Makes the world a lot smaller when you meet people like that so far from home. Views[362] Views[355] Where we spent the night in Koh Paynee. It was nice until the fishermen went out about 4 am in their really loud boats. Views[436] Koh Panyee, a muslim fishing village built on stilts. Views[582]
     
    The art of self photography. You might recognize this island as the location of the secret lair of Mac went swimming in this lagoon, I chickened out because there was a big (and dangerous) jelly-fish floating in the middle. Views[375] Views[294] Views[304] Views[326]
     
    A lagoon at the end of the cave. Views[400] Exploring a cave in the limestone islands. Views[481] A tree growing on a cliff inside a lagoon. There was a cave to get in then the whole thing was rock faces straight up. Views[374] Our boat for the tour about to go through a cave. Views[337] We went on a day long tour of the national park near Phang Nga to see the limestone islands. Views[366]
     
    Views[338] Views[305] Views[350] Views[325] The path to the beach from our bungalow. Views[319]
     
    The Views[322] Views[332] Our free pick-up from the ferry to our hotel, it was fun for the first 20 min then it was a really really dusty dirt road. Views[336] See the monkey? Views[315]
     
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