The rafting was a ton of fun though- those Thai guys are a total crackup. I was getting annoyed that he kept mentioning 'Three or boats a day capsize- will it be you today?', but we soon saw that it's actually the guides themselves that make the boats turn over- the wetter you get the happier they are.
Not a great pic but the company took their own so they weren't too keen on making your pictures perfect.
Right at home..
SO much fun and so beautiful!
It was so cute, these little Thai boys were running around the whole time helping out with the ATVs and at one point I was stuck so he rushed over (unable to do anything) and told me "It will be ok madame!" :-) He was so cute. Every bit of him reminded me of Mowgli from the Jungle Book. Dean tipped him for 'helping' me and I got to take this pic:
(Twin brothers) How cute are they!?
After the ATV rides, we went to 'Tiger Temple'- which didn't have any tigers and the doors to the temple are kept shut to keep these little guys out:
I was a little freaked out by the amount of monkeys in one place and the amount of people feeding them bananas and watermelon- those monkeys are vicious! Dean bought a bag of bananas for them and made friends with a sweet one- take a look at her hands on his shoes gingerly asking for just one more banana please...
She really was super sweet. It was fun to watch the monkeys but they're so brutal- this little runt got thrown down and held by his tail crying until he gave up his cashew nut! Poor baby. Here's my fav monkey pics:
My fav ;0)
Krabi was stunning, we took a longtail boat out to the Hong Islands (next post), went into town again and then went diving yesterday. Posts to come soon, we just got to Bangkok and are exhausted!
ATVs, or all-terrain vehicles, are growing in popularity throughout the country. They come in many different sizes, including sizes that are suitable for children and teenagers. As a result, many families believe ATVs are appropriate for the entire family, and in many cases, that is true.
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