Here are some pictures from an English camp that Zack and I helped out with last month. The camp was at
Tat Ton National Park and six PCVs (Peace Corps Volunteers) led sessions that helped train Paw Aws (school principals) about conversational English. Jessie and Barbara (fellow PCVs) collaborated with their local PESAO (Primary Education Service Area Office), which is basically the school district, to organize the camp.
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| Our bungalow at Tat Ton |
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| Getting in some planning! |
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| The standard "Thai-style" portrait |
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| Zack working hard |
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| Jessie and Barbara, MCs |
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| Sanook! (Fun!) |
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| I think they enjoyed the training! |
At the end of May Zack and I had a three-day-weekend due to the Thai holiday,
Visakha Bucha Day. Zack and I decided to take advantage of the long weekend and travel to
Khao Yai National Park. We found a great tour company,
Greenleaf Guesthouse and Tour, that showed us the sights (including a trip to a natural spring and a bat cave) and provided us with a great, inexpensive place to stay.
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| song tao ride to the natural springs and bat caves |
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| a millipede crawls on Zack (They're harmless!) |
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| Swimming at the natural springs |
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Hard to see, but these are bats inside a cave
used by the monks for meditation! |
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| centipede found in the bat cave |
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| Epic Thailand |
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Over two million bats fly out of a nearby cave at sunset.
This stream of bats continues to flow out of the cave
for more than twenty minutes! |
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He's much braver than I am...
I did NOT try this! |
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