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You can ride for free, but as soon as you visit one of the many attractions, you have to pay the National Park fee. Once you've paid, hold on to your ticket, because that ticket will cover you for every attraction you visit that day.

Really - it must be very recent then.

It was a requirement, but I like you was wondering about the insurance needs. When I insured him, they wanted to know about his International Driving Permit, and were adamant that cover could not be extended beyond 12 months. I know a lot of Thais who are driving on International Driving Permits in ...

As I said, I don't, but there's usually somebody filling up at the freebie on 94, and a fair proportion are Farang.

At the end of the day, do we know what is good and what is bad? Does a Singha or Chang label make the water any better? I buy it, but I certainly don't know.

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I know of 2 wedding places. One is next door to 77 Coffee, Soi 77 as you go South along Petchkasem (almost opposite the bus station) The other is on your right as you go towards Hin Lek Fai from the crazy railway crossing. Don't turn right along the Pala-U Road, but go straight ahead. The shop is ab...

Fair enough, things have changed then.

The above statement was not true when my son-in-law visited the UK. I checked it out at the time, and an International licence was definitely a requirement. Of course, that was 10 years ago, so things may have changed.

There's a place on Soi 94 where a chap has a huge filter unit on his outside wall, and you can fill up your bottles for free. There's also a free place in front of Chatchai Market, Petchkasem Road side but I'm not sure whether you can draw off any large volume. I've never tried either, but the one o...

Don't forget there's also the free water point on Soi 94.

I think (not 100% sure) that I've seen them in the 60 Baht shop in Market Town (Market Village basement).

When watching Expat TV, we often lose broadcast if its in HD. 365 Sport do broadcast in HD.

I've done a bit of a trawl around Google, and I think (not sure) you need to go to a Land Transport Office http://driving-in-thailand.com/land-tra ... -thailand/

Dannie Boy wrote:

arcadianagain wrote:[quote="Dannie Boy- I've even seen you there BB, albeit maybe under duress!!

My eyes not being what they were, I read that as "under a dress"

Aha BB, you're secrets out now [/quote]
Only at weekends

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