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January 4th 2010

Published: February 2nd 2010

It’s warm. It’s beautiful. Its people are gentle and kind. It’s Thailand. That’s it. That’s why gazillions of people flock here for relaxation and a retreat from their everyday stresses. Us included. Our 1 week stay was divided between adventure and beach time. Perfect for a family with active, older kids. The “adventure” took us on a 3 day, 105km bike ride through th... Read Full Entry

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Shanghai Sheri

In 2006, our family began what we thought was a 3 year adventure of living and traveling in China. But like Gilligan, our 3 year tour turned into something much longer and deeper than we expected. This was just the beginning of our cultural travels and blogs. 3 years turned into 6 years and included a time of residence in South Korea as well. The kids have all transitioned into and out of college leaving us as empty nesters, but not empty of ambitions to continue to explore the world. Come along with us as we seek to expand our understanding of this marvelous world in which we live! ... full info

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Refreshing!

The beautiful water felt as good as it looks. When we re-board the boat, the crew awaits with a fresh water hose to rinse off all the salt water.

Sittin in the dock of the bay

Our boat awaits our return from this stop where we ate our lunch. The little coconut pudding bites were so good!

Digging for America II

I fall asleep for an hour on this lovely beach and awake to find Ty has been using his bare hands to hollow out this hole in the beach. One of his favorite beach pasttimes.

Breezy

Kirsten enjoys the warm breeze and beautiful island views on our tour around the islands around Phuket.

James Bond was here

The Man with the Golden Gun. Look familiar?

Monkeying Around

Flora and Fauna

Cave exploring

Kayaking through these caves was really cool! Some were so low that we had to lay flat to avoid bumping our heads.

The cove

We left our kayaks to explore a small cove on the other side of a cave. It felt hidden and tropical, complete with mangrove trees and flying fish.

Onward

Our intrepid trio of kids enjoy "paddling their own boat" - literally and figuratively.

Fly away

As we head for the jetty, the crew throws bread for the birds who divebomb straight into the water to retrieve it.

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