ok from the top. here is a small selection of the many pictures from the beach...i have no idea how this will format but here goes. above, clare posses with a bunch of random students who came up to her and interviewed her for their english class. let's just say it was funny...borderline hysterical. and based on my knowledge of people liking to be in pictures...i snapped this one and they went wild and proceeded to insist on many more...
now...the sketchy elephant safari...the background might look to you like we're trudging through a construction zone. that is because we were trudging through a construction zone. our elephant's name was jason;)
ahhhhh the beach in phuket... 
emily and clare at the beach in phuket...and just so you all know...clare got a racoon burn from a different pair of sunglasses and tried to cover it up in this picture with the "big" subglasses.
kayaking in PhangNa bay...perhaps our favorite event of the entire trip....
inside a cave in phangna bay...our new friend john from brooklyn is in the background! this cave is only accessible during low tide...
kayaking in another cave that you can only get in by boat, under rocks...scary yes. there is only one period of time each day that you can kayak into the cave...and this was it. we had to lay down on the boat and our noses almost touched the rocks above us!
the entrance to the cave...
sunset in phuket...our first night.
the beginning of the sunset in phuket our first night;)
our toes in the andaman seas
our view to the south from our beach spot...and that's the lot of them. as you can imagine, there are hundreds. the views were breathtaking...and it was incredible to be on the other side of the world doing the exact same thing we do in atlantic city;) but the colors are a little different and the people around us were a lot different. we did plenty of lounging, sleeping, and sunning...a bit too much sunning;) the trip was amazing...we are both so thankful that we were able to go...and go together (shout out to leah, we wish you were here;).
2 comments:
So glad you could have such an experience. As you've discovered, life is life no matter where in the world. The surroundings and people are different but what one does is pretty much the same . . . like feet in the sand!
YEAH THATS RIGHT I WISH I WERE THERE TOO!
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