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| Bottle Feeding Our Newly Adopted, Wild Child. But |
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| How Will We Get Him on the Plane? |
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| Suzan Getting Her Hair Braided by the Local Ladies |
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| at "Banana Beach" a Short Walk Through the Jungle |
Suzan decides to go native with hair braids - multi-color blue beads dangling
at the bottom of the braids - not easy to snorkel with these on - yet sure had fun with this style. Continued to wear
them for several weeks - finally parted with them well into Vietnam - Jim had to assist as they were fairly stuck in my hair
at this point.
| The Endangered Hornbill Parrot Which is |
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| Found on Coral Island and Not Many Other Places |
We were able to see many of the endangered species
of the Hornbill bird here. These birds are generally in pairs as they mate for life. They are so graceful - a sleek black
color with serrated white edges and a huge wing span. They soar like hawks and sound like baboons. We'd hear them through
the night (a very rough Hoo Hoo type noise) which would echo through the grounds.
| Huge Jellyfish. Glad That While Snorkeling We Did |
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| Not Encounter One of These Up Close and Personal |
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| One of the Many Pretty Fish We Saw While |
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| Snorkeling the Coral Gardens of Our Resort |
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| Low Tide Exposes the Coral and Makes |
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| Snorkeling Impossible Without Getting Scraped |
| Longboats Used for Fishing, Ferrying Resort Staff |
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| and Taking Tourists Out for Diving |
| Our Resort Pool at Kamala Beach, Phuket |
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| Very Badly Damaged by Tsunami |
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| Surf Fishing in Kamala Beach. He Was Focused and |
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| Totally Oblivious to All the Tourists Watching Him |
| Another Beautiful Ending to a Relaxing Day at |
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| the Beach |
Some of our favorite memories were dining on the beach. There
are restaurants (typically Thai Seafood) all along the beach (very close to the waters edge - tables sitting right on the
sand). This is a view from one evening where we enjoyed happy hour - and then continued with dinner barefoot with feet in
sand - relishing the sunset.
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