Anyway, it's all moot now, we are going to be stuck with the new one. At least we will be out of there in the same time as the old one, because it will attract precisely 0 new travellers. The hour journey to get into town, and the cost, is what will grate. Takes me an hour to go to the old airport ...

SINUS wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 4:04 pm If we rely on the international rules for passing ships, then the captain of a ferry crossing the river was obliged to let a boat go straight along the river fairway.
it is like the main and secondary roads in the traffic rules.

Ah yes, we all know how traffic rules are adhered to over here.

I must have taken that boat 50+ times and had a few close calls. Their luck ran out.

No Country for Old Men
Star Wars (the first one)
Apocalypse Now
Blade Runner
Taxi Driver
Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill (Tarantino fanboy)
7 Samurai
Forrest Gump
The Big Lebowski

Ask me tomorrow, and it will be an entirely different list.

Muricans are just plain weird.

reggie perrin's dad wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 7:56 pm
Birding, you say?

The feathered kind.

I went to Tatai for birding but did head to Krong Khemara Phumin on Monday. It was a blast! https://i.postimg.cc/rw5pb9bW/Police-1-copy.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/BvsvGK9z/Police-2-copy.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/zX4Qvs7m/Songkran-3-copy.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/52vRCsKX/Songkran-4-copy.jpg https://i.po...

Well, it's that time of the year and the water and the talc are going to be flying around again. I seem to remember Wat Phnom being a hotspot, and also a few streets around Riverside - street 5/136, I think. As we have a new young HE, perhaps he will allow it - his father was not impressed with it ...

Well, it's that time of the year and the water and the talc are going to be flying around again. I seem to remember Wat Phnom being a hotspot, and also a few streets around Riverside - street 5/136, I think. As we have a new young HE, perhaps he will allow it - his father was not impressed with it ...

Environmental minister says Cambodia’s smog is solely the result of pollution from rich countries and climate change (aka global warming). As well as denying the forests are disappearing, just that Khmer trees are naturally more slender (and beautiful) than those of other countries. It’s all about ...