





The most surprising moment for me was noticing what looked like a 12 foot long alligator walking down a canal bank and sliding into the water. I immediately thought of the hundreds of Thai schoolchildren swarming all over this place, and was gripped by fear. I raced up to a bridge and caught a photo of it. Turns out it was a Monitor lizard, a local giant from this area. How gorgeous is this skin pattern !

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