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‎"telling someone what they have to learn is a long and tortuous road, often ineffective; giving someone the opportunity to explore what their brain finds particularly interesting at the time opens the gateway to optimization of that individuals potential" anon
 

After the brisk swim in the chilly waters of Huay Tung Taow in cool season, we had promised the children that the next trip out would be to Kan Kampaeng Hot Springs, and this Sunday that is where we went.

After checking out the geysers and the hot water pool where folk gather to cook baskets of eggs purchased from the onsite stalls, the children wandered the gardens for a while.  Tai had been showing keen interest in my camera so I allowed him to borrow it and take t some photos along the way.

Looks like we may have to consider getting him his own camera as he seems to have a good eye for it and its nice to get pics of what they’ve been doing whilst we take a rest.

We sat for icecream and a relaxing foot soaking in the man-made stream before making our way to the large swimming pool, filled with the warm mineral waters of the Springs.

It was quite busy and the girls had quite a wait to get changed into their wetsuits, (yet another round of thanks to Faa Gamma for the large donation of clothes that Heather brought during her recent visit).

Lots of fun was had, although the kids did , later, express a preference for Huay Tung Tao.

The water play had made everyone hungry so we visited the restaurant nearby for a bonus lunch, ( we had eaten before leaving Stratton House).

Another fun weekend trip. For more photos please visit our photobucket album here.

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