Hua Hin Forum

Thanks,the bosch i saw at thai watsadu and I think that would be the one. Its just to drill some holes in concrete so I hope it can do the job. I have heard some stories about b&d but you convinced mee. Thanks again. Ive owned power tools by both company's. B&D used to be good, many years a...

Could it be a fiat, possibly a 127, crashing into a ford truck?

I think the second is a jaguar, not sure what model though?

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Ginjaninja wrote:Is it mandatory to carry your passport and driving licence at all times when driving in Thailand? Is this applicable for both car and motorcycle?
Thanks,
GN.

Yes, I believe so.

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Hi, I would like to visit Sam Roi Yod National Park on my trip to Hua Hin. Would you recommend taking a tour there? Or I was thinking of renting a car and having more freedom to explore the area across a day or two. Opinions welcomed :) When we go, we either go by car or m/cycle. As GN has said, av...

Easyas Wouldn't 't it be a much better idea, to set up a database of reliable builders and tradesmen. Companies that you'd be happy to recommend. Customers could provide a service rating from 1-10, in much the same way that hotels get rated. As a home owner in Hua Hin, I think that would be very us...

Pagey, we went with Jane at Chavalit with our purchase recently. We found her to be very knowledgeable and helpful and we've had no problems at all.

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Hi Eden8 and welcome. In answer to a couple of your questions: Transport depends on how much travelling you intend to do. Personally, if I lived in HH, I would own my own car/truck as I like to travel around the area, out into the countryside etc. But if you intend to stay mainly in the city, then m...

Because no-one went off to war from these 'villages'? Something to do with Bletchley? Or decoys? Edit: Is decoy right - seems there were villages, towns, airfields and all sorts, quite common in Norfolk and Suffolk, but I can't recall being aware of them before? K: Decoy Airfield. Day-time use with...

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[quote="MajorBloodnok"]Dear Traveller2,

Bingo!

You are right, of course.

Of course, the beret/headdress is always worn like this.

It is the proper rear side of the headdress.

Thanks Major, its not often I can answer these correctly.

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Well done Sarge and congratulations to Mrs S. Its always good to hear positive outcomes to stuations experienced.



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I visited a military museum in gloucester some years ago. I seem to remember they wore 2 cap badges, 1 at the front and 1 at the back? Ive no idea if they are the smallest or not.

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Top Croc wrote:Kasikorn Market Village are good and have very good English speaking staff.

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However, does anybody know how long a full diagnosis for Dengue takes? In my son's case they did the tests a couple of times during his stay to be sure.

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Dengue has a 48 hour incubation period before it starts showing up in blood tests.

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Marmite repels me too!