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First Day in PKK

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April 1st 2008
Published: April 4th 2008
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We woke up in the small seaside fishing town of Prachuap Khiri Khan, went down stairs and ordered breakfast and a coffee (the place was supposed to have a good selection of fine coffees and ice cream according to the Lonelyus Planetus). First we got some toast and jam and a nice cup of strong coffee. Mmmm... Caffeine! Then a few minutes later, the main event arrived. It was a small plate (lik... Read Full Entry



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Joe Smith and Monika Kozak
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We spent a year and a half travelling in 2006/2007 and were back in the UK for 6 months, but it is shit so we are going back to South East Asia for another 6 months before returning on a more permanent basis. The plan is to travel round SEAsia (Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia and Idonesia are on the "to do" list at the moment.) Plan to do see some ancient temples (Ankor Wat is top of the list), do lots of trekking and as much diving as we can as well as some sitting around and drinking tiger beer and singha. Will be meeting up with as many friends from our previous trip as we can (Hanna,... full info
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Purple Monnie with monkeyPurple Monnie with monkey
Purple Monnie with monkey
Joe with Monkey StickJoe with Monkey Stick
Joe with Monkey Stick
Another nice shotAnother nice shot
Another nice shot
One of the monksOne of the monks
One of the monks
Complating life... And trying to decide what to wear tomorrow. The orange robe, or the burnt umber robe...
Another nice shotAnother nice shot
Another nice shot
Note the missing tiles
Joe and MonkeysJoe and Monkeys
Joe and Monkeys
Joe seemed to be a monkey magnet...Joe seemed to be a monkey magnet...
Joe seemed to be a monkey magnet...
Big temple nearbyBig temple nearby
Big temple nearby
A monks work is never done...A monks work is never done...
A monks work is never done...
The stairs we climbedThe stairs we climbed
The stairs we climbed
396 to be precise...
A monks work is never done...A monks work is never done...
A monks work is never done...
The mysterious raking menThe mysterious raking men
The mysterious raking men
You can see the monkies on the beach in the background
The jetty in town with fishing boatsThe jetty in town with fishing boats
The jetty in town with fishing boats
Joe likes this shot... Then again his mother always said that self praise was no praise...
Old trucks...Old trucks...
Old trucks...
Two school girls gosspingTwo school girls gossping
Two school girls gossping
Note the plastic giraffes in the background
Nice buildingNice building
Nice building
Fishing boatsFishing boats
Fishing boats
With Monkey Mountain in the background
Monkeys eating fruitMonkeys eating fruit
Monkeys eating fruit
Look at the little baby one!
Monkey trying to break something on the roadMonkey trying to break something on the road
Monkey trying to break something on the road
Look at his ball bag!
Cute lady monkeyCute lady monkey
Cute lady monkey
Little Monkey FamilyLittle Monkey Family
Little Monkey Family



5th April 2008

Amelie
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Wow! It looks great! Amazing pics! Dont blame you for not being keen on them monkeys though.. they're proper scary!! Love following you here on your travels! keep up the good work with pics and everything :) Im studying 24/7 at the mom. haveing to big exams next week.. GREAT :(( Take care you too and have fun!!! Ams xxx

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