Trip to Thailand
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You certainly have been to some nice places. Overall look pretty darn nice
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are those ruins called like angor wat or some shit like that? btw the pictures of the rock in the water = amazing
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Ahh finally some more exotic photos in here. I would like to go to Thailand some day and make much love to thai girls..errr to visit cultural interesting places

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angkor watt is in cambodia
those pics are cool looking, lets seem some of the city?
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yarr, there be pirates in that thar rock!
Too bad the sunset photo got a little grainy, but it's still a cool shot
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looks like it
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Really cool shots, this country is awesome
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Looks like old ruins from an very old civilization on those last photos, very cool and nice atmosphere.
Thailand looks fun.
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Ya it sure was, spent 4 months there, and a bit in burma
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I saw that huge rock on tv, the tsunamis fucked up the island
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Nice photos.
I like that happy childhood pic, small kids are always cool..
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did you happen to swim out to the rock? that would be cool

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yes i did swim to that rock. It is at Hat Rai Lei Beach in Krabi, Thailand- if you have seen the papers, you may have noticed a beach with 50 foot waves about to kill a bunch of beach goers fromt he tsunami... just tragic-
I urge anyone who has some spare cash to donate now, to the red cross, or to my friends fund.
QuoteThe disaster in Asia has horrified people the world over but it has hit me quite close to my heart. The village that I worked in for the first four months of my stay in Thailand (Ban Talae Nork), as well as a number of other villages that I worked in during this time, were almost completely destroyed. Thirty-nine people were lost from my village (1/5 of the people living there) including the chief and his wife, the teacher at the local school and 12 children. The village where my research station was based (Hat Praphat) lost 70 people and a small village just along the beach from our sanctuary (Paklong) was completely destroyed. All but 2 people were lost from this village, the survivors climbing trees and watching as their friends and families tried in vain to run to higher ground. But as there were no tourists at these villages, you will never hear their names mentioned on the news, you will never see the losses that they face and thier lost loved ones will just be another number amoungst the 150 000+.
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