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January 1st 2008

Published: January 12th 2008

there are two pages to this one , so scroll down and hit next Andaman Islands for us was one of those places you felt so attached to, it was important you left before there was a chance of it being tainted. Simple is probably one of the best words to describe this group of islands. The tourist infrastructure is left minimal, and the nature and the tribes left relatively unbothered. Obvious... Read Full Entry

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North passage

tents

North passage

frisbee, it was their first time playing, they caught on super quick ( all the cooks and boat guys)

Friz

thanks MEC for all the good times supplied by your product.

North passage island

shower time, this was the most refreshing shower ever, in the jungle on a deserted island!

spring water well

this is the source of fresh water for cooking, washing and drinking

leaving the well

walking back from the shower to the campsite

yum

coconut water, after you are done drinking it you crack it open and eat the meat

cup tree

this is how we dried and stored our chai tea glasses on the camping trip

pitt viper

just hanging out , completely camoflaged in a tree above our tents

leaving north passage

back to the big boat

anchoring down

these guys reminded me of waterworld( the movie ) they were like gymnasts walking on edges of boats , jumping back and forth, jumping in the water if needed , fully clothed....most of them were from burma

Long island

the second beach we camped at

Sashil

This is the owner of the barefoot havelock team who invited us to come camping, the only picture i had..

cooking dinner

one of the many men who prepared our feast

fresh fish

the best fish i have every had....i dont know the english name for it

trying to help

this was a rare moment when we were actually aloud to lift a finger, we chopped some garlic, tomatoes and potatoes....one of the MANY ingrediants used for our dinner

Snorkelling

unfortuneatly this is our only underwater photo, we saw way more exoctic fish and coral, but we forgot our camera that time...

Kayaking

bobby kayaking through mangrove forests. crocodile infested waters, we saw wriggling half eaten fish at the surface of the water....probably from a bigger fish though ( crocs bury their prey until it rots, then eat) but its still spooky nonetheless...

Bob Marley boat

me kayaking, the boat in the background

cruising on bob marley

such an awesome boat, we slept most the time on the padded benches, we would spend hours and hours on her, from one place to the next.

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