We Love Ourselves Some Pee Pee!!

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May 1st 2014

Published: May 1st 2014

"Pee Pee" is how you say "Phi Phi Isands," which was our destination Wednesday/Thursday. Tuesday was a pretty chill day. Within 10 minutes of waking up, we were swimming in the ocean (not a bad way to start to day!). We then moved to the pool and ate our breakfast at the swim up bar. We ordered a very nice Thai beef salad that had the lovliest hint of lime and spice along with fried rice. After ge... Read Full Entry

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Matt & Erin Lyle

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Together since 1999, we have shared a passion for traveling and seeing the world since day one. We have been so fortunate to visit the countries that we have. Each experience has changed our lives in a little way. We have developed such an appreciation for culture, art, food, language, and beauty. We look forward to many more years of travel! ¨Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.¨ -Mark Tw... full info

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1st May 2014

Tom
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Breakfast and beaches......
Bacon and eggs, please. Fried rice and noddles instead. Ok, I can live with this. European beach ware, I see....that works. Luxury is not the same, it's all in the needs, but a shower always works. What nationalities were most of the backpackers. Is English acceptable there to get by with.....continue your adventures. Any stomach issues.....any jet lag, or will that hit when you get home.....be safe, love mom and dad!

2nd May 2014

boogs61
Matt & Erin Lyle

RE: Breakfast and beaches....
Tummy has been fine this trip with no Pepto required. All of the food is cooked so piping hot and we have stuck with places that are crowded with locals and other folks. All of the ice here is made from filtered water and if you stick with bottled for drinking you're fine. Most of the backpackers are European or Australian, as are 98% of the tourists. Americans are not as common here.

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