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Originally Posted by ProfessorOokami
I thought the border town was Changlun during the 1970's and 1980's?? There was no Bukit Kayu Hitam those days and no Danok too, only Sadao.
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Wah, Geography Professor
It was 2000+ that I was at Kayu Hitam, not 70s,80s- No lah not as lau chiao as lglg.
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Originally Posted by ProfessorOokami
Those days one could see our polis hutan patrolling the border fences at along the no man's land (where the Thai immigration check point is now)
The Thai town of Betong is next to the Perak border town, at that time known as Kroh, which was severely under night curfew.
They sold "fried chicken drumsticks" along the border.
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Betong not to be confused with the Bentong in Pahang right
I love Thai "fried chicken drumsticks" especially the one at Sukhumvit soi 11- my guess is those in South Thailand equally delicious-will try the fried chicken when cheong chicken next time.