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From what I understand The King "owns " on behalf of the Nation of Thailand the forests that are on sloping ground over a particular angle. So in effect it is Crown Land .
And the Hill tribes amogst others have the right to use the forests somwhat akin to the forests being "ancestral lands".
There is probably a lot more to it but that is what i understand from what a few Thais have told me. Please correct me if i am wrong .
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In Topic: The Case Of The Broken Suitcase
2012-05-27 09:43:59
sceadugenga, on 2012-05-27 06:36:04, said:
Point away Garry, I grace Chiang Mai with my presence quite regularly.
I looked at DIY repairs Xen, I'm not quite as incompetent as I make myself to be (it's a ploy to get people to do stuff for me) but I can't quite work out how to get at the little bolt or rivet that has come loose without damaging the lining.
I looked at DIY repairs Xen, I'm not quite as incompetent as I make myself to be (it's a ploy to get people to do stuff for me) but I can't quite work out how to get at the little bolt or rivet that has come loose without damaging the lining.
I actually had a similar problem a few weeks ago on an old case and to drag a bit more use out of it i used the magic glue .
I was just thinking a pop rivet may do the trick (or blind rivet as they are sometimes called0 . Using a pop rivet you dont need to get thru the lining inside the case. Must have the pop rivet gun tho .
