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Real Think Tank: 9 Places Where You Can Retire and Live Like a King

Posted on December 10th, 2009 in Thai Beaches, Thailand

Thailand is home to beaches with crystal water, which in Koh Samui, would likely be within walking distance of your property. Golf is also big in Thailand , and numerous rolling courses complete with palm tree decor can be found in the …

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Deep Sea Diving: A Great Career

Posted on December 10th, 2009 in Thailand

If you like to go scuba diving but you are tired of diving in the customary places, then you might want think about trying for something more adventurous like deep sea diving.

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Thailand is Shaped Like an Elephant | LIMED – World News, Video, Blog

Posted on December 09th, 2009 in Thai Beaches, Thailand

Thailand is one of the most accessible and well known countries in South East Asia. Sun seekers lie on the beaches on one of Thailands many beautiful tropical islands, backpackers explore Thailands culture and Westerners who stay long …

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Lifeguards Removed from Phuket Beaches | Thailand Travel News …

Posted on December 08th, 2009 in News, Thai Beaches, Thailand

THAILAND TRAVEL NEWS: Visitors to Phuket during the coming high season are urged to exercise extreme caution in the water surrounding the island following the removal of all of Phuket’s lifeguards and rescue equipment.

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