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Monday, March 24, 2008
Beach Monkeys
Location: Railay - Thailand Date: 15 Feb 2008
The great thing about Thailand is you have a better chance of seeing exotic animals like monkeys and elephants in a urban setting than seeing them in the wild.
Monkey - Railay
Like most urban animals these monkeys have become accustomed to people and have picked up the bad habit of picking through human garbage.
Monkey drinking from a can - Railay
The great thing about Thailand is you have a better chance of seeing exotic animals like monkeys and elephants in a urban setting than seeing them in the wild.
Monkey - Railay
Like most urban animals these monkeys have become accustomed to people and have picked up the bad habit of picking through human garbage.
Monkey drinking from a can - Railay
Labels: beach, krabi, monkey, railay, thailand
Posted by James Clark - editor of itravelnet.com
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Lime Fresh
Location: Railay - Thailand Date: 15 Feb 2008
An environmentally friendly way to freshen a urinal without the use of chemicals.
Lime Urinal - Railay
An environmentally friendly way to freshen a urinal without the use of chemicals.
Lime Urinal - Railay
Labels: krabi, public-toilet, railay, thailand
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Lunchtime on the Beach
Location: Railay - Thailand Date: 15 Feb 2008
Lunch boat - Railay
Lunch Boat Menu - Railay
Lunch boat - Railay
Lunch Boat Menu - Railay
Labels: beach, food, krabi, railay, thailand
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Railay Beach - Thailand
Location: Railay - Thailand Date: 15 Feb 2008
Railay Beach is in the province of Krabi on the Andaman Coast of Southern Thailand.
Hat Phra Nang - Railay
The beach is on a peninsular of land blocked off by rugged cliffs, so the only way there is by small boats.
Long Tail Boat - Railay
The 2007 edition of Lonely Planet say that it is their "favourite beach in Thailand". Given Lonely Planet's immense popularity such a statement might be a kiss of death for some beaches. There is a lot of new construction going on here but there is no road access to Railay, so traffic is limited to boats. It takes 45 minutes from Krabi Town in a long tail boat.
Resort Under Construction - Railay
The cliffs and limestone formations has made Railay popular with rockclimbers.
Rock Climber - Railay
Railay Beach is in the province of Krabi on the Andaman Coast of Southern Thailand.
Hat Phra Nang - Railay
The beach is on a peninsular of land blocked off by rugged cliffs, so the only way there is by small boats.
Long Tail Boat - Railay
The 2007 edition of Lonely Planet say that it is their "favourite beach in Thailand". Given Lonely Planet's immense popularity such a statement might be a kiss of death for some beaches. There is a lot of new construction going on here but there is no road access to Railay, so traffic is limited to boats. It takes 45 minutes from Krabi Town in a long tail boat.
Resort Under Construction - Railay
The cliffs and limestone formations has made Railay popular with rockclimbers.
Rock Climber - Railay
Labels: beach, krabi, railay, thailand
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