Pung Waan Resort And Spa Kanchanaburi

... impressed). He didn't even charge me, which I suspected he would have, had I seen him at the entrance. <br>Back to the waterfall and I sat under the cascade for a stunningly refreshing cold shower. I asked a man to take photos of me, and he spent about six days twisting the camera about and leaning like a pro, and then handed me the camera with one ill-timed photo on it. DOH!<br>I was looking forward to the final destination 20KMs away though - the infamous Hellfire ...

... and treacherous water from that point onwards. However, upon reaching tier seven, it was well worth the effort as we saw the waterfall's beginning tumbling over the mountain and 100ft down - a truly awesome sight. We managed to resist beating our manly chest before descended, after a quick swim stop for Nathan at tier 3, and lapping up our well earned free dinner.<br><br>We drove for another hour through beautiful scenery flanked by jutting, forested mountains to our next stop ...

... by a sunset to match the perfect day..............and as for the food?!!!...........you guessed it..............BLOODY SENSATIONAL!!!<br><br>Kan returned us to the resort around 10:00PM ..................loaded me up with a quantity of his business cards and we bid farewell...........by the way folks......his services for 2 FULL DAYS!!!!....$110.............go figure!!!!<br><br>Returning to Bangkok tomorrow...........on the bus...........see you there!!!!!!!!!<br><br>Cheers!!!<br><br>

... Centre. Although the centre was a little too expensive to enter. I walked back and got ready to catch the 10-hr slow train to Surat Thani (via no aircon!). As I did, sitting relaxing on the Jolly Frog's floating balcony next to the green water of the River Kwai amongst green waterlillies with tall pink flowers, I watched as the sunny days at Kanchanaburi ended and a rolling thunderstorm crossed the mtns towards Kanchanaburi.<br><br><br><br><br>

... and then I wrote out notes after I had finished eating. I took a break and then made the last 3 dishes and ate them together, Thai style. I made Tom Kha soup (my new favorite, perfect when I need a less spicy meal), red curry with pineapple, and ginger stir fry. We sat down with a plate of rice and ate, and ate, and ate, and I barely made a dent in that food. All I ate for dinner tonight was a banana pancake. By the way, banana pancake is a yummy dinner and ...

... was looking a little stressed! Jumping back in the van we headed to the train station and caught the train from some random spot. We spent about an hour on the train and went over an area of the death railway called hell fire pass. After another short trip in the van we were served a delicious lunch on floating barges, with toilets straight into the river - reinforced the don't go swimming in rivers rule! After lunch we were taken to a below average waterfall where lots of ...

... the Bangkok blog and uploading photos, Tom and Ben visited another cemetary, and Chris wondered around for a bit. We then spent a while together lying in some hammocks under the sun before headng off to Ko Tao (Turtle Island), which is where we currently are. Tomorrow we leave for Ko Pha Ngan, the home of the Full Moon Party!! Oooooh yeah! I'll write the ko Tao blog in a few days time. Hope everyone is still alive and well back home! Rich x

... with the baby tiger and people formed a random line to get the photo. We were in line, but the milk was gone and the tiger got playful again, so that opportunity ended soon after it began and the baby tigers were lead back to their enclosure. The last activity at the Tiger Temple was feeding time for the other animals. A big truck rolled out and dropped off a load of burlap bags filled with turnips (or something like them). Out of nowhere from every ...

... my head. All did seemed dosed on something and as dreadlocked Matt had mentioned he had heard both sides of the story since first going there four years ago. The tigers were all very tranquil, some breathing very heavily and quite quickly. They were only like this for 3 hours a day (obviously otherwise we wouldnt be able to be this close to them) but I did see a woman feeding them white sweets, about mint-sized, that were probably drugs. I am not sure where I stand; I ...

... vi så vi svømte rundt flåten mens elven slynget seg avgårde. Og Rune klarte uheldigvis å miste kam**a til Belinda gjennom en stor glippe i flåten...<br><br>Nattbuss til Krabi<br>Vi spiste lunsj føre vi dro vid**e på reisen vår, og nå var målet Bangkok. På veien dro vi innom Kanchanaburi War museum. Når vi kom til Bangkok spiste vi og kjøpte proviant. kl.19 tok vi nattbussen vid**e til Krabi - for klassen hadde stemt, og det var dit fl**tallet ville (ikke vi). Jeg hadde ...