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Good idea, I have been wondering where a few members live...guys like Sriracha John, Bkkbob, lopburi3 etc.

:D:D:o

Kancha guess ??????????? :D

:D-_-:wub:

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Good idea, I have been wondering where a few members live...guys like Sriracha John, Bkkbob, lopburi3 etc.

:D:D:o

Kancha guess ??????????? :D

:D-_-:wub:

:(

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:D:o:D

"Other place in Thailand" lying 2nd at this time with 15.38% as one voted in this Pole. (opps Poll). :D

BKK in the lead as it should be. :D

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according to immigration nontaburi is not bangkok.

Nontaburi is a province, doesn't everyone know that?

What about the 4th largest city in Thailand, not on the list? KK

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Read somewhere that Samut Prakan is classified as a City and its the second largest/most populated in LOS.

The new Airport Su-wana comes under the juris.of S.P.and technically not Bangers and..... it aint even on your list :o

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Read somewhere that Samut Prakan is classified as a City and its the second largest/most populated in LOS.

The new Airport Su-wana comes under the juris.of S.P.and technically not Bangers and..... it aint even on your list :o

Nice Crocs though...... :D

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Nice Crocs though.....and more..... :D

Samut Prakan Province is at the far end of the Chao Phraya River, where it empties out into the Gulf of Thailand. The borders to the north and west join the Metropolitan of Bangkok. To the south is the sea and the east Chachoeng Sao Province. Samut Prakan was built between 1620-1628 in the Ayuttaya era. The original site for the city was on the west side of the river at Phra Pradaeng. In 1819, King Rama II commanded to have Samut Prakan re-located across the river at the small fishing village of Paknam. At the same time he built forts along both sides of the river in order to defend the approach to Bangkok.

Today, the city is still commonly known as Paknam despite the change of name and status 180 years ago.. :o

Ancient City:http://www.paknam.com/ancient1.html

Bang Poo Seaside Resort:http://www.paknam.com/bangpu.html

Chulachomklao Fort:http://www.paknam.com/phrachula.html

Erawan Elephant Museum:http://www.paknam.com/erawan.html

Naval Museum:http://www.paknam.com/navymuseum.html

Wat Asokaram:http://www.paknam.com/asokaram.html

and our local wat where I usually end up talking to to the old boss monk about whats going on in the world,but all that squating shure does your back in...

also got tortoises in the water....OK big deal :D

Wat Klang Worawihan:http://www.paknam.com/klang.html

and of course ..the rip off ...Crocodile Farm

LOCATION: 555 Moo 7, Taiban Road.

OPENING HOURS: Open daily 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

ADMISSION:

There is a two price system. 80 baht for Thai and 300 baht for foreigners. :D:D

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Samut Prakarn (Paknam) smells like a giant cat sprays it every night... :o

Was told it`s the tanning factories...

They have a croc farm.

Chonburi, smells like a pig`s a55 at night. :D

We have pig farms.

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I change between Suphan Buri and Surin, have a house in both, Immigration has me as Surin, the guy there is nicer, and comes to pick up my form, if I am home or not.

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What about the 4th largest city in Thailand, not on the list? KK

Sorry about that, but I was limited to twenty options only. And Thailand for me, a single guy means/meant Pattaya, Phuket, Bangkok and Hat Yai, where I'm living now (because of the missus).

Are there many expats in Khon Kaen?? :o

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I live part of the year in Nong Bua Lampoo. It's a fairly new province that was carved out of Udon Thani because of a population boom. There is nowhere on earth that I feel safer. :o

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