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Monthly Archives: March 2007
Red Cross Market
Every year this huge market and fair comes to town, it occupies most of the length of Naebkehardt Road and lasts about a week. Most of the produce is OTOP stuff and includes clothing, toys, household appliances, furniture, ornaments, tools, … Continue reading
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Kung Fu fighting
Little known to many there is a Kung Fu school in Hua Hin, its actually located in Khao Takiab and school is probably the wrong word to describe it. Most visitors to Thailand that already have an interest in martial … Continue reading
Car insurance, annual road tax, inspection
We, the Proletariat, have cars seven years old or older. We are burdened to have these veterans inspected every year while simultaneously getting a new road tax sticker. In Hua Hin this is easy to do at the inspection station … Continue reading
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Hua Hin cycle routes
For the first time in a few months I was out on two wheels this morning, and I don’t mean the motorised type. Hua Hin is a great place for bicycles if you get out of the centre of town … Continue reading
Dealing with bureaucracy in Hua Hin.
Last week, I went on a mission. That was to find out some concise details about schools in Hua Hin for friends. All they wanted was contact telephone numbers and addresses. If I could find out more about certain English … Continue reading
Temple etiquette
Following on from the post on behaviour on the beach I would like to add one about temples. These are places of worship so a bit of respect really is required from people visiting them. I was up at Wat … Continue reading