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charlie1968

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  1. Baan Bakery, Butter is Better Bakery, JJ'S Bakery make some of my favorites.

    were is the best one nearest huay kaew residence as only just moved here

    and still finding me feet

    cheers charlie

  2. Hi me and the wife have a house in phayao chiang rai the roof is corrugated sheets looking to reflect the heat away as the roof is In good condition as the house is very hot

    Thanks

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  3. Hey up jeff yeah I get to Thailand 18 nov will have a look around then not looking at spending to much on a bike around 1200 looking for a yz I think as that's what I always had until this Kx I've got here in the uk I'm trying to sell the Kx as I don't seem to suit it . Will be staying around phayao area for the first couple of weeks at the

    Inlaws then chiang rai for a week then down to chiang mai staying till feb 15th then back to uk for a couple of months to sort things out if all goes well in thaiI'm of to Liverpool on the 9th

    with some friends as a bit of a leaving do

    Charlie me real names Carl long story ha ha

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  4. I've done the River Side cruise many, many times and never been disappointed. You arrive 7 - 7:30 pm, order from the menu and they shove off by 8 pm. There is a modest additional charge over the menu prices. It's a very good value. The cruise is about 90 minutes. No narration, though, so it helps to bring a local to explain what you're seeing.

    It's especially good for Loi Krathong. I expect they're booked for Loy Krathong evening (Nov 17), but the couple days before and after are just about as good. Still many lanterns and there are lighted floats on the river, kind of like floating parade floats. It's possible for a small group to get in just by showing up at 7 pm and waiting on "stand-by", even on Loy Krathong night for people who made reservations but fail to come. Just smile, be patient and don't act all upset if everyone actually does show up.

    will try this when we arrive as we don't get there till 25th November

    so hopefully good as nancy says

    Charlie

  5. Hi Charlie , i have spent a while in Chiang Mai and will be over again in April (will be moving there mid 2015) as im also into enduros / green-laning. If you go to the "Australian Bar" on Loi Kroh road - East side of city , just before the "Iron Bridge" that crosses the Ping river , and ask if Chris Curtis is there (real nice guy from England)- if there is a GP or F1 race , he should be , as they show all sport on some big TV,s and he will direct you to a Thai guy named Nung who lives in Hang Dong and is a superb source of info.He leads some jungle rides on a variety of bikes and is the best mechanic i have seen in Thailand.Whats your story ? reason for moving (from where) bike you will be buying etc.I will be giving Chris and Nung a call soon , so if you have any specific questions then let me know.Hope to see you in April.PS - Make sure you are fully insured and use all the motocross clothing you have for protection , as its expensive to buy in Thailand.

    Hi Nigel

    I'm from England near Manchester been going to Thailand for about 12 years travelled around all Thailand Cambodia and a few days in Vietnam

    Met my wife thai about 6 years ago

    Been living with me for 5 years in uk

    I'm a roofer in uk but me body is feeling the effects of climbing roofs for the past 29 years bad knees etc

    Used to race in school boys scrambling 1978 -1981 started in the adults again 1989. - 1991

    Then again start of this year in the over 40 vets race still got kx250 2 stroke

    Looking at enduro 250 I think just for fun as I mover there mid November for 3 months to see if we can start a small business

    Just see what happens really

    Charlie

  6. Hi Charlie , i have spent a while in Chiang Mai and will be over again in April (will be moving there mid 2015) as im also into enduros / green-laning. If you go to the "Australian Bar" on Loi Kroh road - East side of city , just before the "Iron Bridge" that crosses the Ping river , and ask if Chris Curtis is there (real nice guy from England)- if there is a GP or F1 race , he should be , as they show all sport on some big TV,s and he will direct you to a Thai guy named Nung who lives in Hang Dong and is a superb source of info.He leads some jungle rides on a variety of bikes and is the best mechanic i have seen in Thailand.Whats your story ? reason for moving (from where) bike you will be buying etc.I will be giving Chris and Nung a call soon , so if you have any specific questions then let me know.Hope to see you in April.PS - Make sure you are fully insured and use all the motocross clothing you have for protection , as its expensive to buy in Thailand.

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