" Anyone have any information re this Aussie [Alan] run guest house and resturant.I,ve heard that its closed, for sale or ???. They don''t answer their email and the web site ""http://www.mekongriviera.com/nong_khai/nongkhai.htm"" has most of its links fouled up and not down loading. I,m going there in November to check out the retirement possibilities and would appreciate any info. at all. Thank you in advance. Michael Merrill "

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" Hi Mike, I don''t know what i''m doing, so you might have received 2 messages from me. Anyhow, my wife and I plan to retire in thailand in a very near future. According to the modern maturity magazine, from the AARP, Nong khai is #7 of the world''s best top 15 places for a home away from home. About your question, I''m sorry that I don''t have the answer for you because I was in bangkok once. Any input from your trip will be greatly appreciated Newton "

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" Newton. Thanks for reply. Here are some great web sites re Thailand. ""expatBKK.com"" ""A Walk on the Wilde Side"" [author lives in BKK]. ""Stickmans Guide to Bangkok"" [absolutely the best newsletter online]. ""Thailand-Mekong"" [re Nong Khai]. The Best guide book to the country is the lonely planet publication ""Thailand'' by cummings and martin, 9th edition published August this year. I started using their guides in the mid ""70,s"" and they helped me through 40 countries in fifteen years. Its not cheap [$25.00] but it will save the cost the first time you use for Travel!! The best source of info re Living in Thailand is Stickmans Guide [he lives there also]. Ileave Oct. 30 out of LAX on Cathay Pacific to HK & BKK. Michael "

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