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    I used Chat GPT to edit the top image. Edit the image to remove all reflections from the car body work. Darken the background and blur slightly. Ensure all parts of the image are correctly exposed. Edit to make the paintwork shiny and pristine. Whilst the programme has followed the commands, overall I was disappointed.
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    A morning visit to the Naklua Sea Food Market.
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    Again complex near Terminal 21. China Town. There appears to be an ongoing crackdown on parking near Runway. I will check for no parking signs at some point in time. I captured these images of the car in Soi 6 this afternoon. The legitimacy of the registration plate intrigued me. Chat GPT response to the question, 'Is the Registration Plate Legitimate' replied as follows. The plate shown (“TC 3592” with Thai script for Bangkok underneath) looks plausible at a glance, but there are a few reasons to question whether it’s a legitimate, standard Thai registration: What looks normal The format of numbers + Thai text (กรุงเทพมหานคร) is consistent with plates issued in Bangkok. The overall layout (number centered, province name below) resembles real Thai plates. What raises doubts “TC” prefix: Thai plates typically use Thai letters, not Latin letters like “TC”, for standard civilian vehicles. Font and spacing: The typography and alignment look slightly off compared to official plates. Context: The car appears to be a camouflaged test vehicle, and manufacturers often use temporary, fake, or dealer plates during testing. Mounting style: The plate looks like it’s attached to a temporary bracket, not a permanent mount. Likely explanation This is probably not a standard registered plate, but instead: A temporary test plate, or A dummy plate used by a manufacturer or importer while road-testing the vehicle. Bottom line It’s unlikely to be a fully legitimate, permanently issued Thai registration plate—more likely something used for testing or display purposes.
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    From The Bay through to Runway and across the road to Bella Italia, where I had dinner, yesterday evening.
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    St Patrick's Day Parade 17/03/2026. One of the escort motor cycles.
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    Do not leave your car parked overnight at ALCAZAR.
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    Food stalls for the Holi Festival being held over the weekend. There are a lot of images so I suggest a speed view through them, stopping only when you find some food that interests you.
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    On my morning walk I met -
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    This morning's Walk
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    The Music Concert and Food Stalls.
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