Arrivée des enfants, mes deux filles Cécile et Mélanie, mon gendre Seb et mon petit fils Milo le plus beau ! |
Encore quelques sourire malgré les 2 jours de voyage |
transfert vers le second aéroport pour prendre un vol ver la mer
Premier massage Thaïlandais à l'autre aéroport de Bangkok avant notre départ vers Krabi |
Arrivée à notre villa à AO NANG avec piscine. Milo se sent déjà très bien dans son petit nid |
Salon et cuisine
Location de 4 scooter, le premier jour on a encore les casques...
Notre star et les pro des comptoirs autour de notre piscine
Why elephants shouldn't be ridden in Thailand
Baby Elephant Torture
Wild elephants won’t let humans ride on top of them. So in order to tame a wild elephant, it is tortured as a baby to completely break its spirit. The process is called Phajaan, or “the crush”.
It involves ripping baby elephants away from their mothers and confining them in a very small space, like a cage or hole in the ground where they’re unable to move.
The baby elephants are then beaten into submission with clubs, pierced with sharp bull-hooks, and simultaneously starved and deprived of sleep for many days.
please go to this article if you need further information :
http://expertvagabond.com/elephants-in-thailand/
Soirée à la plage pour le coucher de soleil
Journée à RAILAY BAY départ en bateau d'Ao Nang |
Phallic symbols which are part and parcel of the Railey beach experience. |
Beaucoup de singes qui font les poubelles |
Gillian and his first sighting of a monkey not in captivity |
Restaurants dans les bateaux juste pour les touristes?
Brother and sister in what seems to be an important discussion |
Milo is everybody's darling, he is always smiling and many Thai people stop to take his photo
Same brother , other sister this time |
Mel and Seb at the view point above Railey beach |
And for Gillian , why not try a few insects ?
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