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cornishcarlos
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I just made it all up !!
Sounds convincing though
I didn't say why I was impressed.
I didn't say what I had made up !!!
But I also didn't include a farm related photo, so I better quit while I'm behind
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I just made it all up !!
Sounds convincing though
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This is a trial plot for rice that looks as if it has been seeded by hand and now waiting for it to germinate.
The second photo you will notice is in thai and may give a clue as to what they are trailing for.If there is
anyone out there that can read thai I would appreciate it if they could translate and post the result please.
Project name: The research and development of the "Chollapratan Rice" in the lower northern provinces of ThailandActivity : to compare the final crops of "Chollapratan Rice (Kao Bao*)" in farmer's rice paddy " in the lower northern provinces of ThailandExperimental form: RCBBreed: 6 different breeds / Breed + 2CK 4 repeatedIn-season rice field year 2013Soaking date : 18th July 2013Sowing date : 20 July 2013Location : Tasak Sub-district, Phichai District, Uttaradit Province.Phisanulok rice research centerRice research and development department*** = Kao Bao is the rice which takes short time to grow. Harvesting is during September - October of every year. It is lightweight rice.-
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You expect another boring thread about the negative aspects of life in Thailand to remain civil !!!
It's a 'disgrace' that you have even bothered to start this thread...
Why not just post your thoughts on 1 of the other 236 threads of a similar nature ??
Buy a duck, that will make you smile
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After what feels like a lifetime I am finally heading home to be with my loved ones and to see and hold my little boy for the first time.
see you all when I get back
Regards
Shaggy
He has more hair than you
Safe flight and even safer landing..... Enjoy yourself and the family time...
If you come down south, give me a shout... Well after the 19th Aug
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Interesting article on BBC...
Apparently Thailand is not such a corrupt country after all.
Not sure who they must have interviewed though !!!
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There are a few of us who managed to escape or get kicked out, not sure which I was
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Nope, wasnt at the valve but it was a cheap tube...
Found just 1 hole on the inside and no sign of anything inside the rim to cause it !!
Might get some new rim tape anyway and a couple decent tubes.
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You are not alone in your bewilderment...
We have done it twice now, on 2 separate plots.
1m diameter concrete pipes !! I even suggested we go with a smaller diameter just to waste a bit less money, nope 'cannot" OBD requires 1m by 'law'...
The only reason I can see is to stop your own property access getting washed out in a flood.
1 of our plots has never come close to flooding, in fact I had never seen any sitting water in the ditch ?
Another case of nothing will change, as like you say 'everybody does it'
Good luck in your quest for info ???
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Nice photo...
I did say in my original post they were not for single track or mud though
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That waterfall was probably the highlight ... The viewpoint !?!? I saw the sign and lay by but a very average view.
I know, I never said it was a good view.. But gets you off the bike for 5mins
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They are all great roads to ride, even on a scooter..
There is a big waterfall as you come into Anong from the south on the left, plus a view point hill on the right.
Some nice fruit plantations along the roads as well !!
Have a nice trip and be safe
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Off to work in Qatar for 6 weeks...
Keep the pics coming guys, give me something to keep my mind off the 45+ degree temps !!!
Remember, a ducks not just for Christmas
If it's a big one there should be enough for boxing day as well
Maybe you can drops a few more hints as to what you building while your over there.
Have a safe trip mate
Thanks Shaggy...
Will post a few more pics from my laptop when I get bored...
The blue dress suits ya
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Off to work in Qatar for 6 weeks...
Keep the pics coming guys, give me something to keep my mind off the 45+ degree temps !!!
Remember, a ducks not just for Christmas
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At least you have your prioritories straight...
Read it after the footy
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Are you claiming your advise would have been to buy the land and pay the sin-sot ??????Anyone who thinks 2Mbht is a lot of money, shouldn't be living in Thailand.'Our advice'... Thanks for letting the OP know how we all feel !!It wasn't a failed marriage by the sound of it, it was a classic scam..2mil might not be a huge sum to you but to others, as in the OP case, it is life savings..Having said that... I really don't think the OP will have any luck getting even 1 sating back, unless the family have a sudden attack of guilt... Not likely...
Just speak for yourself and let others comment what they wish....
And yes, I would pay sin sod as it is custom...
Good luck OP
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You have given away approx 2M bht, a marriage and divorce in Oz would likely have cost you more.Not really a large amount of money, my former US wife had 40Mbht off me,I would think of it as a lesson learned, give the ex your best wishes and just walk away.Letting resentment drag on from a failed marriage does nobody any good.Throwing more money after the initial loss, won't make you feel any better.Better luck next time.PSIf you had asked us for advice on the land purchase, we would have said don't do it (or at least marry before land purchase).If you had asked us for advice on sin-sot, we would have said don't pay it.Now you ask for advice and we say, walk away.Our advice is usually pretty good, but for some reason nobody ever listens.
'Our advice'... Thanks for letting the OP know how we all feel !!
It wasn't a failed marriage by the sound of it, it was a classic scam..
2mil might not be a huge sum to you but to others, as in the OP case, it is life savings..
Having said that... I really don't think the OP will have any luck getting even 1 sating back, unless the family have a sudden attack of guilt... Not likely...
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There some for sale here:
http://www.one2car.com/search/search_result.aspx?Brand=B0031&Model=S0755&Year1=2003&Year2=2005&
They appear to cost anything from 420-520K baht.
What to look for in a car like that? Everything, if your friend don't know what to look for, don't buy 2nd hand but new.
Used cars in Thailand are notoriously know to have the odometers tampered with, bent in an accident, maybe flooded during the big flood, many many pitfalls.
I would personally rather +100-200 k baht on above price and buy a new car with typically 3 years warranty.
Unless you buy from a Falang then there won't be the problems mentioned previously, well not if I was selling anyway!!
Ha ha ha ha ha....
I bought a Land Cruiser from some 'really nice' missionaries in Zambia once, that was $6500 down the toilet
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Do not stay at the Nakorn Garden Inn..
Comes up on Tripadvisor with some good reviews but it's not good....
You got more answers than I did regarding info on NST !
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The Garmin will handle the location and growth
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The OP can obviously use a computer, so why not look up the info yourself !!!
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Rent or borrow a little hand held Garmin...
We bought one for exactly this purpose..
Turned into a nice little side line doing land measurement for other people like yourself
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Just found this thread....
Wot a beauty![:)](//forum.thaivisa.com/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png)
So, here you go DAL... Some I found in Donsak...