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Displayed prices are for multiple nights. Check the site for price per night. I see hostels starting at 200b/day and hotels from 500b/day on agoda.

jacko

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  1. Grumpy Old Men
  2. Likely London due to the higher level of competition. Also the only airport offering non-stop flights. A quick check for June showed £467 using KLM from Manchester And £452 from LHR using China Southern. Stockton is a fair way from London but a train to Manchester is easy. You could go from Newcastle.....(ay-up bonny lad) for £466, again KLM via Amsterdam.
  3. Well OP, I do hope the current strikes and dispute are well over by then.
  4. Plenty of hot air here!

  5. I stopped in front of the place yesterday. It was like a building site! I presumed the work going on was part of the business and from what I can see it will have a large frontage on the Beach Rd. I think it will pull in the tourists as it appeared well up market from your standard soi Honey Inn MP with solitary malfunctioning shower that has you feeling nervous as you stand in a few cm of water that doesn't appear to be draining away. I will pop back again if I have time before the infants start throwing water around!
  6. Gone With The Wind.
  7. My cat refuses to comply so I have to stick with the cheaper stuff.
  8. Just out of reach! Gotta love builders with a SOH!
  9. Yes I asked at one place. You can barfine a girl out of the MP for the day for 300 baht. That is the same as an hours oily.
  10. Did you take a look down soi 15?
  11. I agree although I cannot imagine a 'catastrophic event'... I might add some weight to 'pilot suicide' by saying it could have been a form of protest by the flight crew and just flying into the horizon for some hours, hoping the aircraft would never be found is how they decided to do it. I am concerned we may never, ever find out.
  12. Steve McQueen.
  13. Do they still have the unlimited free refills and free papers for the retired in McD......? Used to be packed with old-boys when I went for my Sausage McMuffins on a weekend morning in Florida!
  14. jacko

    UK Expats

    Yeah, when I see them I cut back on the JW Red!
  15. Donald Pleasence
  16. jacko

    UK Expats

    There is an option for synchronising with an Internet time server some-place. I have forgotten 'Mothers Day' a few times when in other countries and suffered the consequences next time I called. (I now get a reminder from Hallmark!)
  17. jacko

    UK Expats

    OOPS.. Spring forward, fall back!
  18. Sean Connery. ( I still recall my father taking me and my brother to see that when I was about 10........)
  19. jacko

    UK Expats

    Don't forget, Mother's Day and the clocks go back tomorrow!!!!!!
  20. It is shite BigD, although a good bit better than what most hotels serve up. I thought Dunkin' Donuts was the place to be for coffee in the USA! What Fireman Sam said reminded me of when I had a cup in Mae Hong Son province and it was really good, so I asked the resort manager where they got it from, and was surprised to be told it was local.
  21. Desmond Llewellyn.
  22. Burt Reynolds
  23. William H Macy.
  24. And now, new procedures. (From Thai Visa) LETTER TO BRITISH COMMUNITY CHANGES TO BRITISH PASSPORT SERVICES IN THAILAND Her Majestys Passport Office is making important changes to the way it delivers British passports overseas. The goal is to ensure that all British nationals living overseas receive a consistent, trusted, secure and efficient service whilst keeping the costs as low as possible. In order to do that, on 10 December 2013, responsibility for handling passport applications in Thailand passed from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office to Her Majestys Passport Office. Following on from this, from 26 March 2014, British nationals in Thailand will submit passport applications, in person by appointment only, to the UK Visa Application Centre. All the information needed to complete the passport application process, including address and contact details for the UK Visa Application Centre, will be available on GOV.UK at https://www.gov.uk/overseas-passports I know that this change will seem inconvenient, but the new measures being put in place support the wider public protection, helping to ensure that the risks of fraud and identity theft are minimised for those living and working overseas. If you need to travel urgently but your passport is not available, you should still contact the nearest Consular Assistance team at the British Embassy Bangkok In certain circumstances Consular staff may be able to issue an Emergency Travel Document but this is not a substitute for a full UK passport. So the best course of action is to apply as early as possible, and to make sure that you follow the new guidelines. Please note that our Consular staff will not be able to take calls about individual passport applications and they cannot countersign passport applications. If you cannot find the information needed on GOV.UK you should contact the Passport Adviceline on + (operates from 8am-8pm UK time) or e-mail: UK Visa Application Centre The Trendy Office Building, 28th Floor, Sukhumvit Soi13, Klongtoey-Nua, Wattana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand So if you are in Chiangrai, quite a long trip, plus over 4 weeks without a passport...........
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