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October 2nd 2008

Published: October 9th 2008

So one more day on Koh Phi Phi turned into about 6... The next night I met an American girl, Bethany, and an Australian guy, Gerard, at what was supposedly the best restaurant in town: Papaya. The most notable thing about this place was actually their long haired cats who slept in the fridge!! Bethany and Gerard invited me over to sit with them, as I was the only other person in there who actua... Read Full Entry

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Sunset from revolving restaurant

View from Sirocco - skybar on the 64th floor

Me in front of the 64 story drop

Decorations on the bow of a long tail boat

Our captain and guide for the Khlong tour

View from the long tail boat

I love palm trees

Watery street

Stilt houses are still typical on the waterways of Bangkok

Wooden house on stilts

Back door...?

Family time on the porch

Most people seem to have their own little boats - and notice the plants everywhere

Little boat

Boat and back porch

In need of slight repairs, but in a very good location

Temple on the Khlongs

Wooden house on stilts in the Khlongs of Bangkok

House on the khlongs

Temple on the khlongs

Floating market - or as close to it as I came

Floating markets are very busy on the weekends and early mornings - but I still saw a few boats trying to sell souvenirs

Lotus flower farm - in the rain

Lotus flower

9th October 2008

Mette
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Superchilled cat
Awh man bring back sooo many wonderful memories!!! I've got pics of the chilled cat in the fridge at Papaya as that was Jonathans local and we always ate there..so whenever you miss the cool cat, check my Thailand pics on fb..he's there ;) Take care hun, sounds like you're having a ball of a time!!! Mette xxxx

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