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Boksida
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I don't think your posts have been moved. If nobody responds to them, they just drop back into obscurity.
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The way I've generally done it is:
Phayao
Ngao
Phrae
Denchai
Uttaradit
Thong Saen Khan (there is an intersection with traffic lights on H'way 11 where you turn left. I think turning right takes you to Tron)
Chat Trakarn
Nakhon Thai
Dan Sai
Phu Rua
(You have achoice here whether you proceed in to Loei. There is a turn off after Phu Rua which can take direct to Wang Saphung but I can't remember how it is signposted. It is a narrow road but with very little traffic)
Wang Saphung
Nong Bua Lamphu
Udon
I have done Lampang-Udon in less than 6 hours but that has been with a very heavy right foot.
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You can get a very cheap Palm Pilot at the Airport:
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A diabolically bad airline. My last connection with CI-CI flights took 2.5 days longer than 1.5 hours scheduled. This has happened every time but sometimes thay are only 1-1.5 days late.
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Yep, defo miss Bangers and take the Suphanburi road... nice and quiet and easy drivin', relatively. Did Phuket-CM in one back in April as couldn't be assed to stop over - 19 hours
If you want to make it a two day trip, Hua Hin or Cha-am are about half way with lots of good places to stay.
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I am moving from Phuket to Chiang Mai I know the way to BKK but would be gratefull if someone can tell me the route from BKK to Chiang Mai and aprox how many hours.
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Do you need to go to Bangkok? It's not on the way.
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No I want to go direct to CM if possible?
Petchburi, Nakhon Pathom, Kampaeng Saen, Suphanburi, Chainat, Nakhon Sawan is a pretty good road all the way and misses Bangkok. 4 lane highway all the way to Chiangmai except for a little bit in the Nakhon Pathom - Kampaeng Saen stretch.
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I am moving from Phuket to Chiang Mai I know the way to BKK but would be gratefull if someone can tell me the route from BKK to Chiang Mai and aprox how many hours.
Thks
Do you need to go to Bangkok? It's not on the way.
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I think Goshawk is definitely taking the p*ss. I don't know anything about poultry but I know a lot of farangs have been laid by young chicks in the Loi Kroh area. You might try there.
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Now I get 1000 bath every week.. Nice...
You are obviously not British
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I have been in the Mad Dog with Blinky Bill for both day shift and night shift and we always get a smile and nice greeting.
But then we're handsome.
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Alicia, Ben, Charly, Chuck, Dan, Jack, Nat, Pat, Sam work in both languages.
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Blinky Bill explaining the cavity search to members at the last party:
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Put me down for 2 please.
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I am looking for some patio furniture - a sofa, couple of easy chairs, low table etc. The sort of thing that one could relax in at 5pm with a G&T, cocktail, Long Island Iced Tea even and watch the sun go down after a hard days work.
I'm not really fussed about what it's made of but have in mind cane or rattan but the stuff I've looked at seems on the pricey side. I've been up the Hang Dong Road and Ban Tawai but can't find anything suitable in the price range.
Anyone got and ideas/recommendations?
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A friend of mine imports patio furniture from India. I can forward you his contact details if you are interested.
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What's this we hear about you gadding around town with a blonde? Can we expect a gentler, kinder Blinky Bill now?
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This is the way the bookies are seeing it at the moment:
New Zealand1/2
South Africa97/14Australia12France12Ireland226/11They are not often wrong.
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The South African Multichoice network will probably show all the games. This is available at most Sports Bars and quite a few people have it in their house via satellite dish.
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I receive Philipino Satelite TV and watch my rugby on Australia Network. Is there any body that can give me their itinery as to which games they intend to show and at what times ? Or come to that, any of the other sports channels.
My selection for the cup winners is South Africa, even though I support England. Having watched New Zealand in the Tri Nations I think they're over confident and it will be their Achilles Heal. Hopefully I've spelt that right ?
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This is where you need to be:
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Had to some chemical testing work once where distilled water was a vital part of the tests. As it turned out, none of the distilled water supplied at gas stations was pure and a lot of it was not as good quality as bottled drinking water (although some brands of that turned out to be quite bad as well). We eventually had to get it from medical quality suppliers. The gas station stuff seems to be plastic bottles filled from wherever and sealed which might explain short battery life here.
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A big loss to the Wallabies - I have just heard that the French police have arrested George Gregan. Pretty poor form in a World Cup year but to be expected.
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I know places, mostly on the Super Highway, with generators, compressors, forklifts and cranes. What is it you need?
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Chiangers is the area well known for its supply of uilding tools
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I've tried may different brands but my Chinese one has been the most reliable. I've had for so long though the manufacturer's name has worn off.
Falang Egg Layer Chickens?
in Chiang Mai
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You are quite right McG, the size of the eggs depends on the rooster. This one gives us eggs the size of Easter Eggs and they are available at most pet shops in Chiangmai.