Giga Catering In Wat Tha Ton

[rawbear]

English or nothing!

You expect the rest of the world to read Dutch?

Limbo.

The pictures are OK. Even on topic. Or it should be that Tha Ton and Mae Ai belong to Chiangmai Province.

Edited September 24, 2005 by Limbo

[tayto]

i added to this posting 2 pictures. The first pic shows the old bridge (1975, only for pedestrians) en the second one shows the present bridge (suitable fot heavy traffic).

Only English or Irish language allowed here.

Edited September 24, 2005 by Limbo

[homealone]

** De brug over de Nam Mae Kok.

i added to this posting 2 pictures. The first pic shows the old bridge (1975, only for pedestrians) en the second one shows the present bridge (suitable fot heavy

It sounds all Dutch to me?! homealone

Edited September 24, 2005 by Limbo

[Limbo]

The 'trade language' of this Forum is English.

It can be good English, it can be lousy English, but English it is.

The Dutch language had it chance when the vote was cast which language would become the official language of the newly founded United States. That's more than two hundred years ago.

The Dutch language got only about 12 % of the votes and the English language more than half the votes.

Please accept the outcome of this vote, which also finally resulted in Thaivisa using English nowadays.

However it is nice to see the pictures of the old and new bridge of Tha Ton.

Thank you for that part.

Limbo.