He calls himself "Giant". He takes us back to the boat of Eden Divers, after a stopover at Similan Island. Thailand, February 2009.

Thai smiles

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⚠️ This page is an automatic translation of a post originally written in French. My apologies for any mistakes or odd phrasing that may have been generated in the process. If you read French, please click on the flag below to access the original text: 

To forget the grey sky, the crisis and the conflicts, here is a small gallery of images full of good mood, brought back from my escapade in Thailand... It is not for nothing that it is called the country of the smile!

He calls himself "Giant". He takes us back to the boat of Eden Divers, after a stopover at Similan Island. Thailand, February 2009.
He calls himself "Giant". He brings us back on the Eden Divers boat, after a stop at Similan Island. Thailand, February 2009.
Shy smiles at Koh Yao Beach Bungalows. Thailand, February 2009.
Shy smiles at Koh Yao Beach Bungalows. Thailand, February 2009.
The children of Koh Lipe.A small chicken skewer, what do you think? Koh Lipe, Thailand, February 2009.
The hour of the aperitif. Phuket, Thailand, February 2009.
Time for a drink. Phuket, Thailand, February 2009.
Alex, proud captain of long-tail boat. (Phang Nga Bay, Thailand, February 2009.)All smiles, the little guy ... normal, he's waiting for his pancake full of jam. (Koh Yao Noi, Thailand, February 2009.)
Meow, super cook, on the boat of Eden Divers. (Similan live-aboard, Thailand, February 2009.)
Meow, super cook, on the Eden Divers boat (Similan live-aboard, Thailand, February 2009.)
The children of Koh Lipe. Thailand, February 2009.
The children of Koh Lipe. Thailand, February 2009.

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Corinne Bourbeillon

A journalist, scuba diver and underwater photographer, Corinne loves blowing bubbles with fish! This blog was born out of her fascination with the beauty of the world and the ocean.

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  2. @ Marie-Julie & Nono: For my part, it comforts me, all these smiles gathered here. A little bit of sweetness in this world of bullies! The first one is also my favorite, I love her little special Buddha grips around the neck.
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