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A Thai radio station from Nakhon Phanom. http://radio.garden/visit/nakhon-phanom/EyINw5ar

Thanks for the pics. Used to spend a bit of time there many many years ago. Was working in Kendal at the time.

My Ford BF wagon is also 2007.

Beautiful country round there. Thanks for the pics. Had my first pint of Timothy Taylors Landlord Bitter in a pub in Haworth way back in the late 70's.

Yes the wars of the Roses was well taught to us in school. Fancy that, fighting over a flower.

Yes Pump but I wer a Lancashire lad for 20 years before I moved t' Yorkshire. Twas for the jobs, you know. 😀

I think this captures the mood of the time. Thanks for the pics. Been almost 35 years since I left Yorkshire.

Never. I know. You only have to look at Beach Road.

Well if they keep building more and more condos, and the numbers of folk in Patts getting larger and larger, the water has to run out eventually. Logic innit.

^ Well said Bazle.

^ I'd like to see Alex do something similar for the Rockhouse. Must be loads of great memories from all the years there.

Tommy, I just sent $100AUD to "[email protected]" = to 2156 THB.

Good on ya Tommy. Pay pal is OK for me.

R.I.P. Phil. Was a pleasure to know you. You will be sorely missed by many.

OK took this back in 2012. the place had just been finished and was about to open. I was convinced it was somewhere on Soi Bhukow, south of Soi Diana. Tried to find it a few years later with no luck.

Just a couple I spotted whilst wandering around.

Don't mind giving Adam a plug here. Great choice of song for this Adam.

Thanks for that Jambo. Interesting story on how they became famous. There was a Radio 1 DJ by the name of Andy Peebles who had the 8-10AM slot. One day he told a story of coming down to get the milk of the front step for breakfast. On there, as on most days, there was a few cassette tapes from wannabees. One of them containing this song which he played in the car on the way to work. Anyway after he told the story he played the track and in an unpresented move he told the story again towards the end of his show and also played the track again. Anyway the record shops started getting calls to buy it. By lunch time they could have sold a million copies. Dire Straits were not even signed up to any label. They were soon snapped up. Anyway that's how I remember it, it was a long time ago, and yes I did listen to the show.

A friend of mine back in Wales, 45 years ago, had a D type sitting on blocks in his shed. He was going to do it up for his retirement.

Was into taping personally. Had a reel to reel at eight years old, then a cassette player when they first came out. Just a little mono Hitachi first but got a better stereo Sony later. Got over 300 albums on cassette.

MacD's have a lot to answer for.

They are a new shape of thongs for your feet.

Used to go to school on buses like those.

Had a few Falcon Wagons, this is the current one. 2007 BF.