Turn looks a little thin as if they shove over the top, we're behind.

I'd go ahead and flat their c-bet and call on save rivers. Don't want to bloat the pot with so many bad rivers killing our hand.

River is tough and why I dislike the turn raise. At best we're chopping, don't see us ever winning the pot outright. Would be folding as I expect to see flushes and KJ quite often.

As played im folding.
Personal preference here, I would rather cbet this board myself rather than x/calling. Planning to barrel 8,9 and a diamond.
As for x/calling range, would rather do it with Q9-, AT-, JJ... sth like this.

I think I'd prefer my check call range to be hands more like JJ AT strength.

I would go for a c bet myself, you have a ton of turns which improve your equity, and it's not a disaster to get raised off bottom pair on such a flop texture.

The turn is tricky, I'm not as sure as Harvie that it's too thin to go for value. I don't think it's likely you'll get shoved on by a worse hand, and there are plenty of draws, two pair and worse 8x combos that can give you value. Nitpicking I would def make it a bit smaller though.

River is a check fold surely. Calling to hope for a split can't be good

Thanks for the responses guys

X/c flop is fine. Strength of the pair is less important when we have some type of re-draw. Cbetting would be a fine play also though, as a semi/bluff or protection bet.

Possibly just play x/c turn and x/c river. It's true that the hand is slightly thin to stack.

Probably I would just bet around $1 on river and play bet/fold. After checking it's probably a check/fold given the board is paired, although fine to check/call bluff-catch with straight on unpaired board.