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Khao Sok National Park rainforest
... seemed necessary in my opinion, but the expands looked healthy & there was no evidence of scarring from hooks/blades. It was also nice hat half was through the walk the elephants got a small break while we hopped off to see a waterfall. I shared an elephant with Ann, and the highlight was when we both got the chance to ride on the elephants shoulders through a river. elephants are such gentle beasts, you could really feel how powerful they are! ...
How do you say - No!... She is not for sale!?
... until the banks open and had no way of knowing how far the nearest bank was, none of the locals understood what we were saying as our Thai pronunciation needs a bit of work! So we started walking in the general direction of a town... This guy who looked like a really fat Italian (Ron Jeremy) with his Thai bride on the back of his moped rocks up and asks Ian if he can take me away but has no room for Ian, Ian shakes his head as we thought it was a ...
Days 4, 5, 6: Busy 3 Days!
... see the Temple of Dawn, or Wat Arun, a major landmark In Bangkok on the Chao PhRaya River. We climbed up the temple, toured the gardens, and even got blessed with good luck from a Buddhist monk (for a fee, or course). Still, it was very cool to see, and gave us a chance to explore another part of Bangkok.
We then took a tour of the Bangkok transit system, taking a ferry boat up the Chao Phraya River, the SkyTrain East to Ratchadamri, and then the underground Metro ...
The Mighty Jungle
... wriggling his way through my shoe to get to my foot! I shouted to the girls to get them to come have a look, and as they approached and stopped we realised that they were everywhere! At least 3 on each of us! That was a fun 10minutes of frenzy and panicking before we got them off and raced it back down the trail to the broken bridge, which we all crossed this time! – there was less chance of leeches on the bridge than the water! So ...
Jungle Fever
... for the rest of the night- we'd had quite enough adventuring for one day.
Low season or rainy season is definitely a great time to come as there is ************e about, so you feel like you have the whole jungle to yourself. We've been extremely lucky with the weather too, pretty much nothing but glorious sunshine with the odd downpour now and again. The only thing about low season is that it brings out the LEACHES!!!
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