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Last Day on Koh Phi Phi

Approaching Phi Phi's main beach

Before those drinks with Nathan my last night, I’d spent the day in the shade, though I did stop by a beach restaurant for lunch to take in the views. Between rooftop ferry rides and baking under an umbrella on the sand, I needed the break.

A longboat sits idle

I spent a few hours on the internet doing the often mundane acts of uploading photos and creating DVD back-ups to send home.

Phi Phi Don's main village

In the late afternoon, I met up with Catharine and Josie, and along with another French Canadian, we ascended the steep stairs and path to a scenic viewpoint.

The isthmus on Koh Phi Phi Don

The photo opportunities were great, though the sunset itself did not beat the one we saw our first night from Long Beach.

Sunset from Phi Phi viewpoint

After the sunset, we headed back to town for dinner and a delicious Cornetto ice cream cone from 7-11. I’d been eating them daily for weeks, and Josie and Catharine affinity for them lessened my guilt. :)

4 French Canadians and an American

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Dave - who has written 996 posts on Go Backpacking.

Dave Lee (Editor-in-Chief) blogged his way around the world from 2007-2009, and then started Travel Blog Success to teach others how to do the same. When not writing, he can be found salsa dancing, and lamenting his untimely departure from Medellin. Follow him on Twitter @rtwdave

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  • hi awesome pictures, really enjoying checking them out, we depart for our RTW in May 2009, and just cant wait. few boring questions re photos

    how often are you uploading?
    on average how long does it take you to upload your pics?
    do you compress the pics in FLickr when you upload?

    thanks

    Anand
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