
Swamp Thing
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Does anybody have recommendations on which printer I should buy?
The requirements are print/copy/scan, no wi-fi or extra features needed.
Also, if anybody knows where I can buy any recommended printer in Pattaya, please let me know.
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Is it necessary to lower the tone of the thread?
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On my scooter I can feel the breeze on my balls.
But to each their own.
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Endeavour, good name for a ship.
Lord Sandwich, not so much...
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Did you make it to level 7 (?) as for reasons unknown to me, (maybe the rocks and lack of dirt?) the water is a very different color. much more blue. Also the nibbling fish are interesting as long as it doesn't bother you (didn't me).
Also, above 7 (rock climb) is another pool and waterfall, note my Grumpy Old Trumpy skank upon reaching there.
To avoid the crowds and have at least a bit of serenity at the very top, get on the trail at 7:30AM and head right up there.
Yes, I made it to level 7.
I also saw the extra pool and waterfall. All good.
I was intending to arrive at the trail at 7:30am, following your tip in another thread, but the best laid plans and all that...
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This pic has a nice eerie glow.
Can anybody see the face in the middle of this formation? (No? That's worrying...).
This one brought to mind vegetation.
I enjoyed the trip to this cave. Well worth the walk up the steps...
The next day, I came back home and rested.
Really rested.
Out like a light rested.
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The next morning, I was up bright and early and set off for Phra That Cave.
Looking back down the long and winding path..that leads to the cave. 600 metres of steps, apparently.
A guide was waiting at the entrance of the cave, to show visitors around by the light of a paraffin lamp.
The lamp brought back some memories of my younger days. Camping in a canvas tent, the hiss and slight roar of the lamp, the air tinged with paraffino, jumpers for goalposts, we were happy...
Anyway, Phra That Cave.
A relatively large cave, the guide told me it is 20 metres high at one point.
It has many interesting mineral formations.
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Consistently enjoyable views from the path.
And so to level 7. The end of the trail. It was surprisingly crowded with many people scattered around on the ground, asleep. (!)
I was in the mood for a spot of lunch and a snooze myself, but first I had to go all the way back down and ride back to Kanchanaburi.
It was a very enjoyable walk. Memorable. Strenuous in parts, but well worth the effort.
This pool had swimmers on the way up, but I got this pic on the way down.
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A particularly rooty section of the path. I remember this section for the sound of multiple cicadas and birdsong.
Fresh air, nobody around, I was like Bear Grylls. But without the camera crew. Or the support team.
I was tempted to eat a raw snake, but I'm not partial to snake.
This was a lovely spot to sit and cool down. It was starting to get hot up there.
Very nice.
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Last week, I decided to take a trip over to Kanchanaburi. (From Pattaya).
I arrived in K. early evening and the next morning I rose early and set off up the 3199 to Erawan National Park.
A very relaxing route and a pleasant change from scooting around Pattaya.
My target for the day was to walk the path alongside the 7 levels of Erawan Falls. I realised that, in this season, the falls would be less than gushing, but I thought it would be a nice walk anyway. And it was.
The first level, Hlaikeunlung.
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I've always found life interesting.
I found it interesting when I was young.
I found it interesting when I was not so young.
I find it interesting now.
I'm glad I was born.
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Though this be skulduggery, yet there is method in 't.
I'll get my coat...
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By the way that "Pretty" looks pretty hideous.
It looks like a bloke with a plastic model of a plumber's crack where the breasts should/shouldn't be.
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I keep bees, but I only have 3 at the moment, hoping to catch some more this week.
Do you have one called Dave? I've lost one.
What's he look like?
Which printer?
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Thanks for the replies.
2600bht, (or thereabouts), sounds like a good deal.
I'm running W7 at the moment, and I'm not keen to change, on the 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it' principle.
From your replies, if I stick to the major brands, I'm likely to get a good one.
I like the idea of the refillable tanks built into the machine.
I'll make a routine for printing to keep it working well.
I'll go to check them out soon.
Thanks again.