The few locals that go to said beach still manage to leave piles of litter laying about..

Edited June 5, 20206 yr by mok199

I guess the 3 days a week for cleaning and regenerating will be well accepted by

tourists who have not yet come to Thailand. NOT!   A few more brain cells need

to be used, or consult with TAT to see their opinions.

Geezer

22 hours ago, Andy from Kent said:

Will there be a new and higher rental cost for one of the deck chairs

50% fewer customers = 50% higher fees.  Thai economics.

19 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

i thought of that but it is hard to tell for sure. 

 

i am going to walk around today, i will let you know if anyone asks for my autograph. 

how will we know you.....will YOU be mask free.....???

18 hours ago, Graemej100 said:

The "old, dead palm trees" in Jomtien are the ones they planted last year. Already about 25% have been cut down. Thai landscape planning at its best!

need percy thrower to plant good healthy trees...or alan titchmarsh......

7 minutes ago, essox essox said:

need percy thrower to plant good healthy trees...or alan titchmarsh......

I believe that the "Nong Nuch" tropical gardens  plants the trees  and they have done  quite well at the

RHS Chelsea flower show over the years.

 

https://www.pattayamail.com/ourcommunity/nong-nooch-wins-6th-gold-medal-at-british-flower-show-47666

 

what difference does make to use half capacity, if there is no tourists anyhow?

 

on the other hand, apart from the palm trees, it woudl be about time to replace these old chairs also to beautify the beach.

they arent appealing in their dated, unmaintained, 40+ years old look.