The last of Thailand

Well as of this evening, we have been home for a week. The jet lag has been brutal, to say the least. If it had just been us, I am sure it would have been easier, but with jet lagged kids, if they are awake at 3am, which was the first three mornings, there is not much you can do to persuade them to go back to sleep. They are awake and that is that! Never mind their poor parents who would gladly take the extra sleep, thank you very much.

Anyway, rather than post more wonderful tales of our time in Thailand, because I am far too tired still to do that and time is slipping away, here is the final slew of photographs.

Our last Saturday, the two families went to Horizon village and botanical gardens.


Our good friends, Mark and Josie Plummer.






The trainee monks who ran us out of the park - not deliberately of course, but when all forty, or fifty of them descended on the park, it was rather overwhelming.


The two families headed out for our last supper. Not the greatest photo...there was not enough light and my camera is perched precariously on the seat back of one of the seats in the minivan, but we'll look back on this in years to come and it will bring back fond memories.