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Travel Blogs from Ko Lanta
Back in the paradise that is Koh Samui
What have I been up to since I lost wrote..............well we spent the afternoon on the beach Saturday and then went out for an early dinner. Thought it would be best to eat early again in case the power cuts are a regular occurrence on Ko Phan Ngan!! After dinner we had chocolate & banana pancakes from one of the street sellers...........yum …
Another island
Today we took the ferry to the island of Ko Lanta,Krabi Province.We sat outside along the side of the ferry feet dangling over the side like the teenagers we had seen on our previous ride. I sat and listened to the others banter about different topics.....how stiff and sore they would be at the end of the ride:...planning of the next trip - a …
Lazy Days
I relaxed by the pool most of the day, and Matt enjoyed some sports on ESPN. We also made a trip into town to further investigate some artwork we had seen previously. Thailand is known for its "copy artists"-those who can reproduce a piece of art on canvas using oils. Their products range from pop art to masterpieces by Klimt and Renoir as well as …
Water Water Everywhere
... one main road circling the island. We get lost on it. So we stop for gas, which is sold by the litre(ish) in old whishy bottles, and consult our map. Hmm. It seems we have ended up on the wrong side of the island about 30km from home, on a little side road that our map describes as 'for experienced riders only'. We have one helmet between the two of us. It's a childs helmet and Anna is the current wearer. It is far far far too small and has a sharp peak on the ...
Snorkeling, Monkeys and Fire!
... for blog writing. When we were finally shown our room it was up the tippy top of the hill in which we had to climb 88 super steep uneven, slanted, cracked concrete steps to get to. It was such a mission and hurt just as much going down as it did going up as some of the steps were the equivalent of three normal steps. Luckily, they had installed a gondola type pully thing which we could place our bags into so we didn't have to carry them up. Wasn't ideal (especially when you ...