Survivors Found From Oceanic Flight 815

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These were taken at Namtok (Water Fall) Pacharoen national Park.


Huge Banyan tree. Kenny and Jaheh put things into perspective.


Matt stop smiling there is a huge polar bear staring at you from behind the bamboo.


Here is a shot of the falls at the bottom. We, Cliff, Kenny, Matt and myself, took a hike up a little further to check it out.


This is what we found. More water, and it's still falling.



Dirt, leaves and some ants that given the chance could probably take large chunks of your flesh home to the colony.


Earlier in the day we took a walk around the village called Kilometer 48, guess where this village is located. I knew i was a pasty white kid, but man this photo makes it look like i'm wearing old lady, light pink pantyhose. And yes, between the red beard and the "pantyhose" i got pointed at a lot. It only took about 10 minutes the first day we were in Thailand for one of the staff to see and put his arm next to my leg for a comparison. It was a pretty good start though, lots of fun conversations have taken place since.


Matty Matt checking some chili peppers that the locals hag out drying in the sun. These peppers were everywhere, on the roofs, in the yard, on the hoods of cars and in truck beds.


This is what lunch looked like today as we sat down for the Thailand Thanksgiving meal. I was really excited about this. It was quite sometime ago that i first saw on TV someone cooking food in banana leaves. It's been a long wait since then to have it be a real part of my life.





I believe tomorrow we are heading into the border market to pick up some more supplies. I am going to try and find a rice hat for the work on Monday. The sunscreen, which i am using Julie, is doing ok but...i want a rice hat.

TTFN

Doc