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So here are a few of the pics of the recent trip to Phuket and Bangkok.

Suite at the JW Marriott Phuket, freaking room was over 1000 sq/ft


Dressing room and makeup table


4 person bath tub


View from other side of bathroom near tub. Shower is behind right door, crapper behind left door. His and hers sinks.


Our outdoor dinning room


Rest of balcony, total balcony sq/ft 305


Andaman sea view from the balcony


Fish that walks on land. WTF?


Standard Longtail boat and your old 1970 era car motor


Thai Flag and robes blessing the boat


Elephant tour, amazingly gentle creatures for their size


Wife and I on said elephant


Phi Phi Island (pee pee)


Wife on beach of Phi Phi Island


What no room for a 4th outboard??


Yes a 260lbs guy can do a flip


Sunset from private balcony


View on takeoff from Phuket


Climb out from Phuket


Bangkok, the Venice of the Far East


Wife and I on longtail boat tour of old part of city

Where are the crank shots?

Sincerely,

AP

Left Seater wrote:Fish that walks on land. WTF?

Mud skipper. For real.

Poo-cat is one of my favorite places.

The Thai people are the nicest people I've ever come across.

I've always enjoyed watching the locals goes down to the beach at sunset and watching them clap as the sun goes down. They have such an appreciation for the simple things in life.

Glad you were able to spend sometime there.

Very nice Lefty. Love to get there someday...you out kicked your coverage btw. Grats on that!

Have to agree with M2 about the people, just wonderful.

And yes I did out kick the coverage, thanks.

Great PET Lefty. When I went to Thailand, I went to Pattaya (for work). Nothing like the pics you posted.

And there's nothing wrong with outkicking the coverage.

You have bigger boobs than your OL, she ever titty fucked ya? It would be hot.

Left Seater wrote: Fish that walks on land. WTF?

Just came to mind seeing that fish....

Phuket cleaned up nice post tsunami.

Looks like a nice place.

Did you do a lot of outdoor dinning?

Yes, most of the dining was done outdoors. just about every common area of the hotel was open air so even if you were under a roof you were still outside.

The JW Marriott has photos and a plaque in one area showing the devestation that was the "killer wave.". It was pretty much ground zero on that one.

Left Seater wrote: The JW Marriott has photos and a plaque in one area showing the devestation that was the "killer wave.". It was pretty much ground zero on that one.

used to be a bunch of family-run businesses on the beachfront before the tsunami but turned into a developers' land grab in the aftermath.


you roll through any of the floating markets on your long boat cruise?




nothing like 50 cent pad thai or $1 curries, eh.

Sudden Sam wrote:Great shots. Beautiful wife. Beautiful country.

What Sammy said...and rack the flip!!

actually the JW is north of the airport and away from much of the over development further south.

Yes we did hit the/a floating market. Can be a little much after awhile.