Kata Country House
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Dec 10 - Kata Beach
... first day here was to gather our bearings and figure out how to schedule our activities. One of the big things we want to accomplish is to get Ang certified to scuba dive. We also want to go back to Phang Nga Bay to check out some more islands, as well as trek through the jungle on an elephant.
The town sleeps during the day and wakes up at night. Most stores don't open until 11 AM, and when the sun goes down, the place lights ...
Scammy Surat Thani
... again which was nice. Our room was really nice and the hotel had a beautiful pool and a decent restaurant too. It was a 10-15 minute walk to Kata beach. We ate at the restaurant and just blobbed out that night. We did wander down to the beach the next day, just to have a look, but that was pretty much it. The weather was pretty shoddy which didn't make for aimless wandering really. After two relaxing nights we were picked up by a minibus and driven to the airport. Next stop ...
Day 18: Fantasea
... probably had about a dozen elephants on stage. They would walk around in a line and hold the elephant's tail in front of them. I was exactly like Dumbo and it was the cutest thing I have ever seen. The elephants could also dance and they jumped on each other’s side with their forearms. I was really impressed that such large animals could do so much! Ellie would have loved this show since elephants are her favorite ...
Sweedish Food!?!?!?
... delicacies, no real feel of being in Thailand! Nice if you are trying to ...
Krabi: adventures in purgatory
... part of, then they had better get them while they're offered. Either that or they will be left behind forever. Sometimes I will force them, but all in all they have learned to go with me without too much coercion. Their next trip to Thailand could be thirty years from now, or never.
In the evening a lady selling large paper lanterns walked down the beach. These lanterns, about the size of oil drums, are rigged with large burners you light on fire and wait for the hot air to ...
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