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Archive for September 15th, 2005

Thai Fruit Harvest

September 15, 2005

By Stilee

For you! Thailand is home to a large variety of delicious fruits, seasonal such as durian, rambutan, mangosteen, longan, lychee etc. and all-year-round, such as papaya, guava, coconut, orange, banana, pineapple etc. In Betong, among the popular native fruits are orange, durian, rambutan, mangosteen and longkong. Due to too many orchards and the overwhelming...
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Stories….For A Rainy Day

September 15, 2005

By Stephen Cleary

September, here in Thailand is usually a rather wet time of the year but this year, takes-the-biscuit. With the arrival of some typhoon from the South China Sea everywhere north of Bangkok has been inundated with monstrous rain for the past couple of days. For the first time ever in Thailand I was on...
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