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Hin Lek Fai heavy rain started at 1.50pm and then stopped at 2.40 with 45mm. Then at 2.50pm good rain started and continued until a few minutes ago, when more rainfall was 20mm so a total of 65mm AND still very light rain!!

Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2024 4:54 pm As we all know, someone in one area can get heavy rain and yet somebody else living just a few kms away gets nothing!!

Wow Incredible

They’ve been predicting rain almost every day for nearly a week and yet so far just one reasonable shower - maybe it’s coming soon!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Feels like 4 o'clock..... Sent from my M2007J20CG using Tapatalk In Hin Lek Fai torrential rain for first 15 mins and good rain for...

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Hin Lek Fai ( BM vacinity) 5mm

Heavyrain, thunder and lightning on soi 6 for 25-30minutes Has nobody used a rain gauge I was away from my home but it stared and was heavy from !.50 at Hin Lek Fai and continued for 30 mins then changed to good rain until 3.30 pm. My rain gauge in now as rain seems to be coming over the next 10 da...

What a road. Looks more like a F1 race track. Hell, F1 might then be truly boring.... 30 MPH :shock: :roll: :cry: Loving the pics and the Reports BG! :cheers: :cheers: You worked in China for some years but never went up this mountain? My wife has returned back from the same trip this morning - she...

I really like Nana. Done some brilliant for me. We agreed a budget, and everything was completed within that budget, including having to correct a NHS bodge job from years ago - included a bone graft, which added 6 months to my treatment time. I was very happy with their work. I doubt anybody in to...

You can definitely live here without either but there are some advantages of them - for one the ID card is typically accepted as proof of identity and is credit card size so easily fits in a wallet, so no need to carry your passport. I also use the yellow book at Immigration as proof of address as ...

@GeorgieGirl An agent can probably help with getting documentation translated and certified (passports mainly). You'll also need transliterations of your parents' names. You will also need a copy (maybe the original?) of the residence blue book, and your landlord's (if you're renting) id card. As f...

Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 5:54 am I don’t know how widespread it was but in our area of Cha Am district (Khao Yai/Hub Kaphong) we had really heavy rain with thunder and lightning during the early hours this morning.

We have not seen the usual flooding of your pool!!

IMO a Turkish eatery would go down very well in Hua Hin and would give serious competition to the Indian ones -

Pataya has shown the way below

https://thepattayanews.com/2024/04/09/i ... staurants/

Anyone tried the Indian Hut opposite the Hilton yet? I say yet I assume it opened recently?? It's been open a while now and titles itself as being, 'the best authentic indian food in Hua Hin'. But it's location means it's probably easier for tourists to visit than expats. They got told off elsewher...

All food shopping will have increased IMO so who can say that theirs has not would be more interesting

Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2024 6:00 am I use the Nana dental surgery too - fully agree with what HHTel says!!

Well said - frankly you get what you pay for and we are so fortunate to have her practice in Hua Hin. I used to go to Harley Street in London and Nana is so much better.