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Mousehound
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I guessed moth poo - but have been corrected, it seems it is bees! Looking at the size of the poo I think I am half correct - surely a "beeamoth" of a creature?
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There are many Thai people giving time and money to help orphanages - you just need to look them up. Also my wife, who was unwell for some time, has been spoken to several times about whether she would like to sit down for a rest by small shop people (no they weren't expecting us to buy from them) and also we have been given a lift - no charge expected - by a kind family seeing us walking home. Not something I encounter anymore in Australia I am afraid. I rarely bump into really rude Thai people. I do see some pretty rude farangs unfortunately. Remember, what goes around comes around.
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Moth poo.
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Next to Vanilla Place and a couple of doors from Antique House if I remember right.
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Small Jap car - simple to fix. Corolla is the best value IMO - you know what to look for. Timing belt change is often neglected and this can be pricey to fix - get the water pump done at the same time. I have had three Corollas, a Crown and a Camry and still have an Echo (yaris). The Echo has done 420k km and is now needing it's first major expense (clutch). Otherwise the Corollas have been the best and the Camry OK but not as cheap to run - even though it is on LPG. I have also had three Suzuki's over the years - all good.
Good luck.
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Thanks for the map.
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A bill of lading states the actual item shiped - where from and to where it is going and desribes the item. The manifest is the collection of Bills of lading that make up the total shipment. eg a ship may have hundreds of items being loaded - each will have a BOL and all these are the ship's manifest.
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Thanks - I'll check it out.
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We all need people like this as an example of how to live better,
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Anyone know a good shop for these?
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If you are shipping and there is a Bill of Lading (Manifest) then the shippers should supply a Certificate of Origin which they create at the same time as the BOL. Normally you would stipulate your documentary requirements. If it is a small item being posted then you may be able to get a C of O from a local shiping agent and fill it in your end and send it to them for stamping and signing. Hope this is of some help - I have to say I have only shipped from HK.
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Riverfront is good value - but quite away from things. Could end up spending a bit on taxis.
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Boys like camping!
10 pin Bowling.
Fishing
Off road stuff.
rafting
Tiger world
Going to the cinema.
archery (there is one somewhere)
shooting - may be a smallbore or airgun place?
fast food - McDonalds
Revolting high sugar drinks and ice-cream.
Playing games on computer that take 2 eg Wii
This is a major chance to bond so give it every chance.
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Angiud - your stuff is amazing. I hope to get to your level one day.
If anyone is interested in Bird and macro shots T would appreciate some feedback.
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The Navalai on Thanon phra Ahtit - Banglaphu is quite nice. It is next to the ferry terminal. The river path runs along the front and it has a very nice restuarant/cafe on the river. "Ad Here 13" is nearby if they like 60's-80's Blues rock and the main sights are easy to get to via ferry. Opposite are a several small but slightly upmarket cafe and ice-cream shops and a top designer leather place.. Although close to Khao San RDd it is much more Thai/farang. One of the buildings was the HQ of the resistance to the japanese invasion and the Fortres park a few meters to the north is interesting. Over the clong to the North (by footbridge) there is a very good bakery. Get them Nancy Chandlers map - available in the shop that sells postcards opposite the Navalai.
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Thanks everyone. Good practical info.
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Thank you Hellodolly, wish we could move tomorrow.
Listen to hellodolly - he has it pretty right, I believe.
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Thank you Mousehound, your proposal seems to be very interesting for me because in the next year (presumably in June) i have to go back to my home country to do some paperwork...
Late June may be good for us.
email [email protected]
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I don't think we can help this year but you are going to have this problem for a long time.
We are a semi retired couple that visit Thailand regularly. A week or so in a new area for us might be interesting. I speak and read a little Thai.
We have several cats of our own and my wife was a registered cat breeder and has regular contact with vets etc as they occassionally want an opinion. We have had a cat that was diabetic and are both able to look after that side of things. Also we know that cats can go "downhill" fast so are aware of a change in their health etc. If we are able to help in the future I will let you know.
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Can anyone advise which way is best to have windows facing so as to get least sun? Does CM have prevailing wind direction?
Thanks
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I'd go with PayPal.
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Go for it while you are still young: life should be an adventure. It will be a great experience. CM is a good place and there are plenty of interesting and knowledgable expats that can help you settle in. I wish I were in your position.
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Yes - coordinates are right on thanks.
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My $ worth.
If you are buying then always buy the cheapest house in the street! This is a trueism for all property. If you can't sell in three months then you may have it priced too high: or you are not marketing it properly.
The "new" Brasserie
in Chiang Mai
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Better check it out - is Took playing there?