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Published: May 4th 2007May 4th 2007
After an interesting and quirky travel day we arrived in Hat Lamai on Ko Samui. All together we took two buses, two vans and two ferries - not the most efficent arangement, but we got there. We were advised that Hat Lamai was the more quiet area of the island, but we are not so sure about that. Ko Samui is a beautiful beach island that unfortunately is really touristy, but we enjoyed our stay all the same. The place we stayed had a pool right on the beach, as do most of the resorts on the island. It was really hot so we hung out by the pool a lot and worked on our tans.
We have really enjoyed the food in Thailand. It seems like everywhere we go, from food stand to nice resturant, the food is excellent. The fruit here is out of this world! It is so much sweeter than anything we have ever tasted. We would get fruit right off the beach from venders. 20 Baht for a whole pineapple - that is about 50 cents! We found a great restaurant in Hat Lamai and the staff was super friendly. They even arranged a
Koozies are Kool
The beers by the pool come in koozies! They still got warm in 10 minutes - you have to drink fast!
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The results are in. After polling our friends and family members it's unanimous. Now is the time to travel. Before the mortgage, the kids, and before officially declaring "adult" status, Molly and I have decided to spend four months living out of a backpack with only three pair of underwear. We look forward to sharing the adventures ahead with all of our family and friends. ... full info
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Pineapple - 20 Baht
This man sold fruit on the beach. He would cut it so beautifully and he worked so hard carying his supplies up and down the beach in 90 degree weather.
Beach Stroll
The most direct route to town was on the beach. It made for a nice stroll.
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Julie Kiendra
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Right Behind Ya!
Looks amazing! Too bad we weren't in Thailand at the same time... You're making me jealous of my trip to come!
From Blog: Ko Samui - Day 58 - 60