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On\u00a0August 13th, Legacy Institute celebrated the Queen of Thailand’s Birthday. In recognition of this national holiday, classes were cancelled. A former teacher graciously funded a field trip for the students and so, we packed all of the students into our blue Sung Tao (pickup truck) and headed off to the Mae Sa Waterfall.<\/div>\n
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The whole park includes ten different falls and a market for lunchtime. The students enjoyed the natural beauty of the landscape. Here you can see Bancha, a third year student, taking pictures of the scenery.<\/div>\n
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Hser Nay Htoo, a first year English speaker, had fun climbing the falls. This was waterfall #10 at the very top of the falls. She was fearless!<\/div>\n
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All of the students had a great time climbing and swimming at the park – some even slid down the falls!<\/div>\n
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Jum Seng Pan and I visiting beside the falls.<\/div>\n
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The students crossed the waterfall and waved to us from the other side. This is Htoo Mye Shwe – he adds a lot of fun and laughter to the group!<\/div>\n
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No waterfall trip would be complete without a proper water fight. Here are Aj. Tristan and some of the students near the end of the day.<\/p>\n

At the end of our trip, we filled up on grilled chicken and sticky rice from the market. All in all, it was a fun trip and a great break for the students who work so hard every day.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

View on Blogger: Mae Sa Waterfall<\/a><\/p>\n

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