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Thanks Sheryl, he also stated that it is common in Thailand as was transmission by food.

My wife suffered from this and it was discovered with an endoscopy procedure. The specialist told us that when left untreated it can lead to cancer. Perhaps Sheryl can confirm?

Same with me - rejected 2 times even though I have put the correct dates. I did it the previous time with no problem. Will try again tomorrow.

Thanks for that Jai, I have also seen Thai grown Ceylon tea on there which I am going to try, but I have enough right now🙂

Thanks for that Lemon, I received this and it suits my taste: Tata Gold, from India, 200B for 500g 👍 and fast delivery.

I do like Earl Grey, but I am looking for an English Breakfast type tea and could not find any amongst the Twinnings selection. I agree regards Lipton, it's just about palatable if you use 2 bags🙂

Thanks LJ I will be trying that - no problem with a strainer and pot as thats all we had when I was a lad. 👍

Thanks for that Geordie. Same scenario with coffee last year and i now get excellent coffee from Hillcoff (lazada) which some helpful posters on here had recommended. 👍

Can anyone recommend a Thai tea which is roughly equivalent to English breakfast tea? A lot of the options seem to have disappeared off the shelf ie Lipton, Ceylon, Typhoo, Tetley etc. The few available have also doubled in price. just bought some in big C extra Pattaya for the equivalent price of 6.50 GBP and there was a large sticker on it with the price of 1.79 GBP😖 Now, I don't mind paying a bit extra - but combined with the fact it is getting hard to find! So, Thai tea anyone?

Try putting some food out, they do become quite tame and used to humans

Teachers who are unaware of how HIV, hepatitis and many other transmittable diseases are transmitted! The consequences for these children could and will be life changing.

Ours get full sun in the morning then part/shade in the afternoon Encid. A lot of internet information suggests they like full sun, but full sun in Scotland (where I used to grow) compared to here is a lot different!

https://www.lazada.co.th/shop/jpplantgardens/?spm=a2o4m.pdp_revamp.seller.1.573c64b9BIvPcE&itemId=4703850033&channelSource=pdp If you go to that link you will find the shop we have used, browse for what you like and note that if you get good tubers you can divide them and get many more plants in the future. Good luck, let us know how you get on!

Hello Sirineou We bought them (tubers) in Chiangrai then more from Lazada and there are many to choose from on there. Do some research on Youtube, but they are easy to grow. You will have to lift the tubers and store them in a cool dry place during the wet season. Sorry for the late reply as I was away and this site was down. We have just planted some and they are sprouting already.

I collected my passport at DHL Express Suvarnabhumi Airport on 6th Nov. It took less than three days from UK and that was over the weekend. Called to arrange the pickup instead of it coming all the way to my home so I could go straight to the airport. Found them very helpful and no glitches. Same applies to when I sent it to UK.