Dive Instructor/Shop Manager

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Lmao did you visit Bangkok?

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Vvardenfell

op, do you know how many people are typically in this area at once?

I'm thinking more Trogdor

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I have the same thing on my windows login screen every now and then.

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Wow

Dive instructor or Thai?

I've always wanted to go to Thailand and this has really helped cement that idea for me- I'm paycheck to paycheck right now but I have a passport, duo lingo, and an appreciation of buddhism, so someday I hope to save up enough to travel there. it looks beautiful but the way you describe the people is just lovely.

Another beautiful example of truly how wonderful and magnificent is the beauty of our living planet. I'd hoped to travel the world and see places like this with my own eyes, but I can't seem to qualify myself financially to perform the act in person. So I rely on photographers such as yourself to bring and provide such captivating visions through a camera, so that I can visit these places vicariously through your wonderful skills of photographing them and sharing them to common folk like me who can appreciate your Art capturing Our creators work...., absolutely Beautiful... O. Brown III

great place for recreation and fishing

Is it just me or do I see a dickbutt in the river?

I scrolled through your profile. You have some amazing photos!!

Saved up over lockdown. Totally worth it.

Looks great, needs a 6 lane highway down the middle

I spent a few months there awhile back and really loved it. It’s beautiful. The food is delicious. Everything is inexpensive.

I’ve traveled a lot, and many places check those same boxes, but something that stood out to me is that Thai people are generally extremely friendly and down to earth. They seem to welcome foreigners and the chance to get to know new people, enjoy practicing English with visitors, have patience with you when you attempt to speak Thai to them, show you their culture, etc. I assume that Buddhism being the prominent spiritual mindset there has a big influence on that.

If you do end up going, and end up making friends with Thai folks, don’t try to pay for their meals. One of the most awkward moments I can remember from my time there was trying to pick up a dinner bill. It’s culturally important for them to feed their guests… I tried to grab the bill and pay as a gesture of appreciation for them welcoming me in, and every single Thai person almost jumped out of their seat to stop me from paying.

Anyway: awesome place, I highly recommend it.

I envy you for that!

It's not complete without Kong

What do they say about heaven? Oh yeah that’s right. Love comes first.

The notion that the oceans were once hundreds of feet higher than they are right now is fucking terrifying