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My first Contribution:a few Pics from Samui
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Not many people.
Actually the streets look pretty empty. A bit scary, like in an horror movie, you wake up and everybody is gone.
Is it normal ?
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Thanks for taking time to post the photos Oky, how is it in Lamai these day,
Still plenty of action?
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Wow, clean streets and real sidewalks but those ladies don't look too safe :mid:
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Originally Posted by
Perota
Not many people.
Actually the streets look pretty empty. A bit scary, like in an horror movie, you wake up and everybody is gone.
Is it normal ?
during daytime yes, that's quite normal. People are on the beaches, it's just too hot to stroll thru the steets where you have no chance of a little breeze...
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Originally Posted by
Sdigit
Thanks for taking time to post the photos Oky, how is it in Lamai these day,
Still plenty of action?
In feb/march when these pics where taken it was ok....not as busy as Chaweng though...
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Originally Posted by
phomsanuk
Wow, clean streets and real sidewalks but those ladies don't look too safe :mid:
Those ladies are professional musicians from the Philippines and actually quite nice to talk to :)
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ahhh lamai, used to be a nice little town, last time i was there, they had just built the macdonalds, and the bonny hotel was perfect for nippin across to the bars............
nice pics oky, hope you keep on posting them
but
did this chick leave the bog roll up her jacksie after shed been on the karzi or what?
https://teakdoor.com/Gallery/albums/u...l_SL270551.JPG
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Hvaen't been to samui in over 10 years, never saw any reason to drive across from Phuket.
Thnaks for the pics :-)
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Lived and worked in Samui in late 1990 for a few months.
Loved it at first, but the local Samuians are not that nice and an aquaintance of mine was murdered by them.
After that I decided to go back to work in Phuket and vowed never to return.
I haven't yet but my wife wants to go.
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Originally Posted by oky
Those ladies are professional musicians from the Philippines and actually quite nice to talk to
The band are the Ovada showband. Been kicking around Lamai and Chaweang for many years.
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Ah the Irish Pub with the Philippine band. They are pretty good. They came to Surat once and didn't go over so well.
Nice pix, thanks.
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Originally Posted by
withnallstoke
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Originally Posted by oky
Those ladies are professional musicians from the Philippines and actually quite nice to talk to
The band are the Ovada showband. Been kicking around Lamai and Chaweang for many years.
Correct, Ovada. The Pub is called Shamrock Pub.
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I saw Ovada at Tropical Murphy's numerous times a few years ago. Great band!! I think I have their CD somewhere.
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That has brought back some memories.
I lived and worked in Lamai when I first moved to Thailand in 2005.
Unfortunately Samui had its worst monsoon for 30 years when I was there with one storm lasting for 3 days resulting in huge devastation across the island.
When I lived there Samui was given the dubious honour of being named as the most expensive place in Thailand to live. Not sure if it is now.
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Originally Posted by
withnallstoke
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Originally Posted by oky
Those ladies are professional musicians from the Philippines and actually quite nice to talk to
The band are the Ovada showband. Been kicking around Lamai and Chaweang for many years.
yep - and the "cover - house" band playing in the "tropical" irish pub in chaweng too, philippinos... pretty good show from the 2 gal's!
