THAILAND DISPOSABLES
(Dress & Sunglasses - Urban Outfitters, Bikini - ASOS)
Disposables : 1. (The route to the restaurant meant walking on this 'safe' bridge - safe or unsafe… I was hungry) 2 - 4. (Soaking up the sun, whilst floating to the restaurant) 5. (Post-Massage selfie's) 6. (Chilling @ The Tiger Sanctuary) 7. (Casual baby Leopard) 8 & 9 (Just shopping in a boat @ The floating markets) 10. (Thailand Transportation = Elephant Riding)
I decided to book a last minute flight to Thailand, giving myself only a few weeks to save before hand… So I did what every other travel-oholic would do and franticly sold all of my clothes… and then cried. But in return, I got the most amazing month in the crazy land of Thai. The average Thai day would consist of cheap massages, elephant rides, eating pad thai and not knowing where I am or what time it is. Perfection, I know. The highlight of my trip was definitely waking up on my birthday after staying on a floating bamboo raft in the middle of nowhere… Then going swimming with elephants. Outfit posts weren't entirely possible as I had minimal clothing. However, I did master the skill of making as many different outfits as possible out of practically nothing! This included 'colourful' clothing, a word which doesn't seem to exist in my wardrobe dictionary and is incredibly rare to come across on my blog, so make the most out of it! These photos are only a fraction of what I got up to… My only advice to those that haven't yet been to Thailand is > GO. If anyone is planning on going and would like any advice on anything, feel free to post a comment below!
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Disposables : 1. (The route to the restaurant meant walking on this 'safe' bridge - safe or unsafe… I was hungry) 2 - 4. (Soaking up the sun, whilst floating to the restaurant) 5. (Post-Massage selfie's) 6. (Chilling @ The Tiger Sanctuary) 7. (Casual baby Leopard) 8 & 9 (Just shopping in a boat @ The floating markets) 10. (Thailand Transportation = Elephant Riding)
I decided to book a last minute flight to Thailand, giving myself only a few weeks to save before hand… So I did what every other travel-oholic would do and franticly sold all of my clothes… and then cried. But in return, I got the most amazing month in the crazy land of Thai. The average Thai day would consist of cheap massages, elephant rides, eating pad thai and not knowing where I am or what time it is. Perfection, I know. The highlight of my trip was definitely waking up on my birthday after staying on a floating bamboo raft in the middle of nowhere… Then going swimming with elephants. Outfit posts weren't entirely possible as I had minimal clothing. However, I did master the skill of making as many different outfits as possible out of practically nothing! This included 'colourful' clothing, a word which doesn't seem to exist in my wardrobe dictionary and is incredibly rare to come across on my blog, so make the most out of it! These photos are only a fraction of what I got up to… My only advice to those that haven't yet been to Thailand is > GO. If anyone is planning on going and would like any advice on anything, feel free to post a comment below!
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