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Absolute food trip
This trip was made right after I came out of the Coffee Master reality show house.
It is one of the reason why I was so desperate to get out of the show.
The elimination was made on Thursday, I was really happy I finally got out.
Then I booked the flight ticket right away just to join my dearest on his Chiangmai trip.
P' …
Chiang Mai Concept
After leaving the elephant Project in Eastern Thailand, I went North, desperately in need of a shower. A real one, where I didn't have to throw buckets of water over my head. I not only found a shower, but I found Chiang Mai, the second largest city in Thailand.
When I planned this trip, my intent was to stay here a while, upwards of …
Trekking in the Jungle - OMG!
... brownie points that day!
Day 2: OK, so I survived the first night, let’s go take a shower – Ha! Ha! Ha! Make way to the tin/wood shed at bottom of garden in sarong, take off sarong, take in deep breath and throw a pail of cold water all over me! I still cannot believe I did that! No way was I going to wash my hair for the next four days! I have to say that the lovely Lemon Verbena Shower Gel I had with me made it all ...
I Do Hope We Get A Small Elephant....
... for a number of reasons. A portion of them make their elephants perform tricks or do things outside an elephants nature, such as painting, standing, wearing seats on their back (which pulls the elephants skin and leads to distortion in time) etc. All things we would class as abusive and disrespectful. Baan Chang is one of the sanctuaries that actively tries to save elephants from abusive owners and give them as normal a life as possible without freeing the animals back ...
Nellie the Elephant packed her trunk...
... one that was not so friendly in Sri Lanka, I wanted to make sure we went to one where the elephants are happy. The Elephant Nature park is a rescue resort for elephants. The owner, a small Thai lady called Lek, is somewhat of a heroine because of her work with the elephants. There are 32 elephants there, apart from 1 new baby all have been rescued from logging, trekking, circus or working the streets in Bangkok. Many of them are injured. The Elephant Nature Park does not ...
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