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Another way to search hotels along a route, though not nearly as many, would be using Booking.com, put in a date far ahead of your travel date for an area, then when results come, click on 'show on map'. As you go along the route, more hotels will appear. as you adjust the map/follow the route, more will appear, even outside the area you choose.
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Easily to do on Gmap, whether laptop (easier) or the phone app. Put in your to & from, then on app hit search, choose or type 'hotels', pretty much the same on laptop. There are so many, you'll need to zoom in to certain area to see them. May need to use 'search this area' while doing, for more selection. Gmap is my primary research tool for trips. ex: Hua Hin to Kanchanaburi
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Should bigots in sporting crowds be fined and banned?
KhunLA replied to bignok's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
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Should bigots in sporting crowds be fined and banned?
KhunLA replied to bignok's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
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She went all in, 1/4 rai & greenhouse, besides the plants around the house. Another reason why most of our O&As are during rainy season, no watering worries. She has a watering system in the green house. Also lucky and had a few bird nest with wee ones. Amazing how fast they hatch, then fly off.
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I easily get bored, and probably explained why I moved and lived in more than a few places back in the USA. Also my one of few, pet peeves about TH, damn small country. Explains whey I'm out & about quite a bit, compared to most. Enjoy being home and the area we live, but after a couple weeks, I'm planning the next O&A. Just got back from N, and already planning to visit the very southern provinces, as never been. After the wife is done, toying around the house and tending to the garden/greenhouse, we'll be O&A again.
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Yes, and only 10gr of an 870gr recipe for me. "When added to bread dough, salt works to tighten the gluten strands that are formed, which makes them stronger. By strengthening these gluten strands, salt enables the dough to hold carbon dioxide more efficiently" "Bread baked without salt will have a flat and insipid taste. On the other hand, bread made with an excess of salt will be unpalatable. Generally, the correct amount of salt in bread dough is 1.8 to 2% of salt based on flour weight (that is, 1.8–2 pounds of salt per 100 pounds of flour)." I use 500gr of bread flour, so fits in with that ratio.
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You don't need sugar or fat to turn out good bread. They are flavor and texture enhancers. My bread is tasty, using just; flour, yeast, salt, water. Taste & texture perfect for me, and for most uses. Used bread maker back in USA, and don't recall the need for sugar or oil. Now/TH have used food processor and stand mixer.
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Good post, though have to disagree on 2 points. ... been producing EVs for decades, and fairly perfected at this point. Just need to tweak the batteries for weight to range improvements. ... EVs so much more convenient to top up, unless on the road, which is a very small portion of our driving. Relaxing when topping up while O&A is a more than a fair trade to topping up a ICEV weekly at petrol station. Plugging in at home takes far less time and less expensive than fueling an ICEV at the stations, with no convenient option to fuel at home.
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Can someone explain to me how you can tell they are Russian, or any nationality unless in conversation with them. We were on Phuket this year, and I saw/met one couple. Only knew they was Russian, as the Aussie at the pool asked him where he was from. Although, with that observation, I can honestly say, more than 33% of the int'l tourist I met on Phuket were Russian. Talked with 1 Iranian, 1 Aussie couple, and 1 Russian couple. Since I'm an expat, wife/Thai, we don't count as int'l tourist. So I can honestly say Phuket is being overrun with Iranians, Aussies & Russians ????
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Most MG models are, except for the EVs.
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Agree 100%
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I never heard anyone say they are cheaper to manufacture. Cheaper to operate (in TH) and maintain. No more or less expensive than ICEV, with or without the incentives. Most incentives only 150k max now. Only MG offered 240k & 247k incentives in the beginning, and only on 2 models.
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That makes no sense at all. EVs are no more expensive that comparative cars in the same class. Considering the components, the added price between our MG ZS ICE & EV is quite justified. Try buying 50kWh of battery for your solar system that has an 8 yr warranty. Decent EV start at 549k, and at same price as the cheapest decent ICEV, with lower operating & maintenance cost. Our EV without the govt incentive would cost the same as many ICE SUVs in the same class.
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It is in my case, as an EV was not in the game plan, as we bought a new ICEV at the same time the house & solar were being built/installed. We charge with 'excess' solar. Without the ฿240k govt incentive, a good chance we would not have bought an EV, as very happy with our ICEV. What thrifty shopper buys a new car, then sells it 2 yrs later ? We kept all prior ICEV for 5-7 yrs, selling at the 125k-150k kms mark, not 40k kms. The EV we'll keep till it dies, though we may die first. No extra outlay of ฿ to accommodate charging the EV. Without the EV, we still need the same size solar system to stay off the grid at night. That there is so much extra during the day, is just a plus. Sounds like 'free' to me.
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Shh ... never let facts get in the way of a good spin ... ????
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I hope that was a joke.
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Agree, Iraq was so much worse.
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Yet another mango & papaya comparison. Elected, and didn't ban the opposition, or suspend elections. 22nd Amendment wasn't ratified till 1951