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I generally try not to actually engage them in conversation. You can usually tell from a distance, though some do a really good job of looking the part! 

Bali has some truly amazing waves that I have no intention of paddling out to anytime in the near future. I spent part of today day at Ulu Watu when it wasn't even on, and it looked plenty mean. There's rock here, by the way. I'm going to do some scoping over the next week to see if we should be planning a future expedition w/ Hilti in tow. There's definately enough bouldering on the beach to keep a fella occupied for a while. 
Merry Christmas                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Good to hear from you. I was getting a bit homesick as the big holiday approached. It turns out I had a pretty good time down here though. Xmas eve was spent with fellow travelers and Islanders eating curry in this festively decorated little restaurant with Indonesian christmas carrols in the background. Selamet nasi goreng and a happy new year!

So it turns out that my buddy Jay doesn't function all that well in the tropics. The five weeks he was in [[L215]], he was never quite healthy, wavering back and forth between a stomach bug and some sort of bronchial thing. It worked out great for me, because he was always healthy enough to belay me on climbs, yet he could usually be counted on to eat less than his share at mealtimes. The perfect traveling companion as far as I'm concerned, but somehow he didn't see it that way.

Anyway, I'll be embarking on an informal tour of Bali and the surrounding islands tomorrow. It should be fun, I managed to get down the coast a ways today and It was quite a bit nicer than around town. Happy holidays! 
Re: Back in Thailand yet?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       (a quick geography lesson for the parents...)

--- DRKester wrote:
> We haven't heard from you for a while. Have you made it back to Krabbe yet?
> ...
> Take care, and stay out of [[L104]] (they don't like Americans right now).
> 
> Love,
> Mom and Dad

Uhhh... Bali is sort of in [[L104]]. They seem to like americans just fine so far, though I guess they bombed a church or two over on Lombok the other day. That's the next island to the right from Bali. 

I spent a few days on Nusa Lembongan, a tiny island off the coast. It was just beautiful. I had this dream bungalow on the second story fronting the beach, looking over the lagoon and out to the reef where they have a great surf break. Pretty much the primo room on the whole island. Two bucks a night.

Yeah, the whole thing where they kill all the foreigners is doing great things for the exchange rate over here. And realisticly, it would take quite a while to kill them all. I think I'll last at least another week!

Well, happy new years! Keep me posted about the dot com situation. Maybe I'll just have to stay over here until the market improves! 
Re: back across the equator                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     So they got rocks here. I spent an afternoon bouldering at one of the local surf breaks and getting strange reactions from the locals. I guess nobody had ever climbed there before. I'll be renting a motorbike and doing some exploring over the next few days. There seems to be some good potential. 
Bangkok or Bust!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                {{DSCF0091.jpg|left}} Hello... This is the two of us outside of Terminal four at Heathrow.  We were both tentatively excited about the pending trip and even though it is early days we can scrap tentatively from that phrase.

After the very long flight, on which sleepy head Tim managed to sleep through the most of, we were struck by the heat at [[L5097]]'s airport. Temperatures out here are in the mid to late 30's, so the first couple of days have been a bit tiring but nonetheless worth every second, even if i needed help with my backpack from Tim!

Currently we are more used to the climate, and shall be getting our first taste of the rainy season very soon! The 5th May is the King's coronation and so it is considered a bank holiday, particularly as this year is his 60th anniversay. The next photo is of one of the many Buddha images that are being renovated/polished up ready for the Kings Birthday in June! and check out the "Chillin" buddha (actually know as the Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho).
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Well time is short and we are both safe and well, and most certainly having the time of our lives out here! So until next time, take care! Dont forget you can post your own messages here too!

Love from us!
x
Leaving Bangkok                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 We left [[L5097]] today on the start of our 31 day tour of [[L215]].  We are writing this nearly a weeek later because we were staying on the river Kwai and Internet access was practically non-existant.  Obviously we did not stay on the bridge over the river Kwai but this is what it looks like today.
{{762|center}}.  Later that day as we arrived in [[L5293]] we went on the railway, and had a walk through a rainforest the emphasis was definately on the RAIN!!
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During our time in Kanchanburi we managed to fit in; a few museums. caving, bamboo rafting, elephant riding, waterfalls, and a lot of treks!  Check out our photo album under our profile for more photo's. Oh, and we also visited a Buddhist Tiger Temple.  The Buddhists are not the guys in blue!
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With [[L5293]] done, al we had to do was get south, which as you will read is easier said than done.
Time to Dive                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    We left Kanchanburi at 2.30pm on Wednesday, this was a straightoforward minibus back to [[L5097]] which took 3 hours.  Our VIP coach arrived at 7.15pm, but unfortunately it was overbooked, we ended up perching on a bench for 8 hours, which was superior to the alternative offered which was sleeping behind the back seats on the floor!  We arrived at the boat harbour at 3.15, and had to wait until the boat left which turned out to be around four hours later.  After no sleep we were looking forward to resting on the boat but the air conditioning was set to "freeze" and even though outside was warmer, it was blowing a storm.  By the time we arrived at Koh Tao, which is a few hours north of Koh Samui, at 10.30 in the morning we were dispirited to say the least, and not exactly sure what to expect.  Well these two photo's will let you know why we've travelled this far, and why at the end of it all we have absolutely no complaints.

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We are going to start our 4 day diving course on Saturday in and around the very waters pictured above.  We will let you know how that one goes, but we have got to go and do some studying for now.  All the best. Tim.
Gulf of Thailand                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                Hello everyone! 

Its been a while since we last updated the website, as the gulf is so much more expensive than in Bankgkok or the north so time spent on the internet was mainly used for emails! First off on a good note, Tim successfully completed his diving course which he can use internationally to further his experience diving! unfortunately i was unable to complete the course as my sinuses with hayfever was causing me trouble with my breathing underwater and i could not use my nose to clear my mask of water. i have been referred however and i can carry on the course anywhere else, as long as my sinuses are clear, however this isnt going to happen anytime soon, so we left koh tao as planned on the 16th May to arrive on [[L5294]] to a beutiful beach bungalow with fantastic views of Lamai Beach. {{DSCF0152.jpg|center}}
we checked out the sights and places to eat and found ourselves a great little roadside diner - Ninja Crepes......and oh my god, they do the best food ever and were brilliant hosts! we ended up eating here for breakfast lunch and dinner!

A funny sight on [[L5294]] which is often frequented by tourists and locals are the two rock formations that lie south of Lamai Beach. They are supposed to represent the spirits of a couple that lost their lives to the sea and so their spirits took to shapes in the rocks, tims photo next to the lady spirit (for want of a better or rather the more obvious word!!!) is one of the best!{{DSCF0154.jpg|left}} the rock in my photo is not so impressive!!!!!{{DSCF0155.jpg|right}}

Feeling Krabi                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   [[L5279]], another eventful journey to get to, but again soooooo worth every moment. This time our travels involved the taxi to the port on [[L5294]], then a boat to mainland, from here a bus with a random stop in the middle of an unknown town, our mission we were informed was to find the agency who issued our bus tickets to our bunglalow resort to get the ticket changed to one that was apparantly more aceeptable than the one we had - this turned out to be a piece of paper with writing stating the time of the bus we needed, and the fact that the ticket was for the two of us. That was it, our ticket. 

This eventually got us an to a bus, which inceidentally was the same bus that some people before our stop in the random town had gotten onto a couple hours earlier! Grrrr! Anyway we arrived at the wrong bus station ;o) and was picked up by a taxi from Fasai Resort - they are a cool bunch of people! wacky, funny and sweet, and they threw us a great BBQ on our last night as a lot of people just like us were leaving after a long stay.
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