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Went to paradise beach two nights ago. What a change it is now one big beach club with restaurants, bars, stage overpriced drinks 180 baht for Sam Miguel . It cost a minimum 500 baht per person entry depending on package bought. For this we got a mock tail. How is it possible they built this as they are obviously profiting from the beach with deck chairs and beanbags and tables and chairs for eating. They have out payed a huge amount of money and as it turned into night there would of been lucky to be 30 people

Anybody else been there

I just did one in Phuket town in a little clinic Naborn lab for Cheveron project in Australia

Heading towards kathu from tesco take the second u turn and it is on your right hand side there is a one stop service teaching and testing

I live in one, if you heading north at the intersection near mission hospital turn right, there are several along that road, we live in one opposite the first seven eleven you come across it is 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom and costs 7000 baht a month

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Try the chalong power boat club I rented a longboat with an outboard boat only from Brent

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Check out isailor download the app for free and buy maps for specific areas for about $25 I have map from Darwin aus to Andaman Islands and when we brought a vessel from Singapore to north west aus it was accurate with the C maps

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Why would it

Because the RO unit takes a lot pressure to pass water through the membrane. This in turn may damage the water pump.

Just presumed you would by a pump with enough horsepower to push water through the RO unit you bought

Why would it

Over in phuket town if coming from central go past the weekend night markets about half a kilometer on the left and opposite a seven eleven. There is a man there that did some hairdressing in London and his team are very popular and has one price for all. You will have to make a time, the wife and I normally call in go have something to eat and there will be a slot

If you know how long your pump will run without going dry, could you simply put a timer on the power feed to the pump. Some timers give you multiple selections in a day. You could run the pump for 15 minutes (or what ever suits) let it sit for a determined time then it will turn on again when wanted and so on.

We plant trees in rows 4 metres apart and trees every 3 metres down the row which equals 400 to the acre - 2.5 rai

If the ground is low lying and wet use a 3 disk plough or similar to mound up the dirt in a row

I have experimentally milled about 100 ton of 22 year old Globulous that was about 600mm diameter logs. Being plantation timber that is fast growing there is a lot of stress in the tree and this is released when cut. The boards mainly quarter sawn have a lot of spring in them and once dry are hard to work with or have to be cut into short lengths. I built a hydraulic press to straighten packs of boards straight of the saw and then strip stacked and put weight on top and left for one year. I got about 70 % recovery of boards over 3.6 metres long. With other experiments I have found that the boards are really only good for flooring inside where there is a chance of making money.

Dose anybody grow sheep in conjunction with there tree plantations, or on there own or is the humidity and feed to much of a problem

I grow eucalyptus Globulous in south Western Australia and have been trying to harvest 125 rai for a couple of years but have not been able to because of a couple of factors. 1st there has been a lot of managed schemes that have collapsed in aus that had contracts locked in with the chipping mills, there is a lot of completion coming from South America and china, our chips go to Japan and the paper plant was destroyed during the tsunami. The price has dropped because of this, where we used to get a stump price to the grower of about $35 aud per ton and now we look like getting between 15 and 20 dollars per ton. The growth rates we get on the first rotation is 100 ton per 2.5 rai after ten years. After the first harvest we let the coppice come through and leave all the stems on and can get average of 3 stems per stump at the next harvest at ten years giving about 300 ton per 2.5 rai

I am planting another 250 rai this year as feeling confident about future markets coming from India and china in the next ten years and all the schemes would of been cleaned up and not replanted. The land costs about $6000 per 2.5 rai

One of our biggest costs is transport and if more than 100 km from chipping plant would not be viable. This probably dose not relate to Thailand as labour and truck sizes are different, but when I drive around southern Thailand it seems to take twice as long to do the same amount of kms

I would like to come have a look at some plantations, where a bouts are people growing them and I would love to see those rainbow eucalypts

Has to be mini van drivers