Lazybones

There's always the go to beer VB but I prefer Melbourne Bitter providing it's not out of date.

We got about 1 hour of good rain here in Phetchabun this morning

As I understand it they are still in Myanmar at the Mae Sot border

Not far away of course are the Map Da Put oil terminals in Rayong which have been known in the past to have leaked in to the sea.

Would any of you moaners have liked to fly on a plane with leaking hydraulics? I think I would rather stay in the hotel and use the food vouchers offered. I have flown Jetstar many times Bangkok to Melbourne and back, mostly without any problems except during the epidemic where, once, was delayed 8 hours and was provided accommodation and food. As I say, better safe than sorry.

So, no blame to the sugar cane driver pulling out across the lanes in front of the bus?

.... except for my Thai 11yo grandson who managed to slip through the auto gates unimpeded yesterday. I didn't know where he had gone! Fortunately there was a manned gate next to the auto gates with nobody there that they let me through avoiding the hugh queues. Found him inside the terminal.

I have, on many occasions, brought my step son's son, who lives with my wife and I in Thailand, to Australia to visit with his dad. Most times I have his dad sign a letter, plus a signed copy of his passport, giving his permission for this to occur. Only one time have I ever needed to use the letter. Just today, armed with the letter, my grandson, now 11 years old, took it into his head to go through the automatic check-in by himself. Nobody stopped him. I questioned the immigration officer present who replied that if the boy is tall enough then that's OK. TIT

Did you scroll up to the top and read the error message?

Same with me in Phetchabun. They tell me that it is not required.

Sorry, i misread the op

And I don't know why atrain would be going through Khon Kaen to Chiang Mai?

Up here in the mid north things are different. That vehicle would be a song taew. A tuk tuk here is an old single cylinder flat bed that makes a noise like it's name. The three wheel things are called Sam laws, I.e. three wheels, not tuk tuks

It seems that not many read the follow up where it stated that a skull and pelvic bone were also found

At Tha Li, The border to Loas, they had a form which they attached to my passport which was full. This enabled me to do the border hop and then apply for a new passport. Vientiane denied that they had a form so I went to Tha Li who had told me about the form on a previous occasion.