Heritage Krabi

... there was no way I was risking breaking my bones and jumping. However Lindsay jumped quite a few times in the end and a couple of larger people who with their extra weight carried them down to the bottom of the pool a little harder than Lindsay and were complaining of a sore bum and spine afterwards! After an hour or so at the waterfall, we headed back to the centre where we were piled into another car to head to the monkey cave ...

... too cheesy, and not very good for you. Even Cowell puts out some great songs, but not as many as people seem to think. <br>Of course the "bad judgement of music" is not true for all Brit ladies (and tends to infect the young more), and for those it is not, I'm sure you'll agree with what I say. And you have my interest and respect :)<br>Anyway, my point is - what a relief to come to a bar like The Stone Bar, which had a fantastically eclectic mix including Snoop Dogg ...

... and a feeling to it that you just connect to the more you stay. My days are filled with exploring the island, relaxing, reading and my nights are spent with good food at rock bottom prices and beers on the beach front with Jacob as we watch the Fire Dancers dazzle us with their free display of their unique art. <br><br>Beginning to prepare for the next jump, but not just quite yet...<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>< br><br><br><br>

... in the olden times held that water was a pure thing, which was able to wash away all kinds of evil and misfortune and bring good luck and happiness with it. We had great fun walking from the Sundays Resort to the Peace Resort. The man in the laundry at the bottom of the hill turned the hosepipe on us. In Fisherman's Village we were drenched with water from giant water pistols and buckets from pick-up trucks ...

... Islands. Firstly, we stopped at Bamboo Island and did some amazing snorkelling, so many different types and colours. We went on to Pi Leh Lagoon, (which is where some shots from the film The Beach were shot). Stunningly beautiful also. Then we snorkelled again in Lohsamah Bay. Then we went round to Maya Bay (where lots of filming of The Beach took place) and took lots of pictures. The sand was the finest sand we'd ever encountered - like sieved flour!! Then we went to ...

... our fifth country of the trip with time to explore it properly, not just dash through like all the others. Yesterday, to recover, I joined the tourist trail and went on a four-iland boat cruise. It was okay, like all of them a little boring towards the end, but for me also worrying, because I borrowed a mask and snorkel and then watched it sink to the bottom of the sea. Don't say anything I thought, just keep quiet. But at the end of the day the man nobbled ...

... days of decompression from Bangkok. I ended up staying in Krabi town for 2 nights. The staff at the guesthouse I was at kept making me come out to the local bar to celebrate someone's birthday. Then another birthday the next night. Finally made it out the next morning after the ladyboy waitress at the bar grabbed me and tried ...

... everyhting weird...boy those bucket blow ur mind...manged to fall in the ****ing sea and knacker up the camera..its bollock's but luckily the phots of full moon and bangkok are safe. Managed to see some of the island with the irish girls, boys + lonodn guys on motorbikes it was mint..7 off us bombing round the coast.. bloody crazy especially coming back from hat rin at night there the steepest hills with no ...

... but getting on the back of a motorbike, helmetless, with a local driver straddling a 40 lb pack in between his legs up front, doesn't exactly smack of safety. Our second option, a typically grotty looking motel directly facing our drop off point, was ticked off the list of possibilities as well, when the moto-tout did the spiteful, but perhaps inevitable trick of yelling (in Thai, of course) at the proprietor of the place not to give us any rooms. We were thus told there was ...

We had a good sleep and a relative lie-in today, getting up at 9am and walking downstairs for some brekkie. <br><br>By 9:30 we were packed and sitting in a mini-van taxi to the boat port, to get a 'long tail' boat taxi to the Railay peninsular, on the recommendation of our friend Kirsty, our resident expert in South East Asian beaches! <br><br>Getting on ...