Vagabond Disposition

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Tag: Thailand

Visa in Savannakhet

How to Get a Thai Tourist Visa in Savannakhet, Laos

things to do in Nong Khai

Things to Do in Nong Khai – The Sala Kaew Ku Buddha Statue Park

Bad English Abroad – Part 3

bad english

Bad English Abroad – Part 2

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Cheap Food Options in Koh Lipe, Thailand

snorkeling in Phuket

The Best Free Snorkeling in Phuket, Thailand

phuket weather

5 Things to Do in Rainy Phuket Weather

Bad English Abroad – Part 1

koh tao snorkeling

Koh Tao Snorkeling: The Best Free Trip on the Island

6 Things I Won’t Miss About Thailand

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Craig is a 30 year-old, sun-loving, rum-drinking Floridian, Phuketan, and most recently Koh Chang-ian, as well as the face behind Vagabond Disposition. He has called the Land of Smiles his home for about 6 years on and off, coming and going between vagabonding journeys throughout East and Southeast Asia, as well as Western Mexico and Europe. He enjoys a competitive game of disc golf when he can find a course, as well as a laid-back match of Bocce with spirits in hand. Craig wouldn’t go anywhere without his beloved ukulele and will jump on a drum set any chance he gets. His odd sense of humor is fortunately often appreciated by his peers, as well as his students.

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