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Simplesmente encantador! Sem palavras...(Portuguese) Just magical! No more words... BRASIL, 07/03/2008 cfredbs@iol.com.br 08 March 2008 21:26

ชอบมากเลยมันเป็นอะไรที่หาดูได้อยากมากๆเป็นคนที่ชอบดูชอบเที่ยวชายทะเลมากยิ่งถ้าได้ดำน้ำดูปะการังชอบมากๆเคยไปแล้วครั้งหนึ่งพอถึงกำหนดกลับไม่อยากกลับเลยหากคราวนี้ได้ไปอีกจะไปเที่ยวให้หลายที่เลยจะพาเพื่อนๆไปด้วย พิศ 06 December 2007 15:46

I am thinking about you all every day. I will never forget this day. Thank you all, for being such wonderful human beings on that day. Thanks to Wut for saving my life, to Phil Dolman and Val Moore, whose names I will never forget, and never seem to be able to find, to Kerstin for talking to me in the hospital, and to everyone else. If anyone, ever, wants to talk, please write. Or send som pictures. Love. / Linn linngrondahl@hotmail.com 24 August 2007 02:38

Me and my girlfriend was there. We were extremely lucky who found eachother soon after the wave. We took shelter on the hillside together with maybe 10-15 other people. I have not seen this page until now and thought i had to wright something. Anyway we are fine today and have a son who is 2 yo now. We will never forget that day. Simon, Sweden simon.strand@arlafoods.com 20 August 2007 08:34

สวยมากเลยมุมนี้ ไม่ค่อยเห็นบ่อยนัก Unseen Thailand Sophon 12 May 2007 00:10

อยากไปจังเลย เปิ้ล 14 February 2007 17:41

If anyone has any photos before/after the wave I would be very interested to see them. j.d.chadwick@btinternet.com 12 June 2006 23:38

I was there with my friends Simon & Isabelle. I broke three ribs and had to have stitches in a deep neck wound. Thankfully, all three of us have made full recoveries but I still think about the wave every day. John Chadwick 12 June 2006 23:34

Hi I was on Ko Hong with my boyfriend Simon (who has already written a message on this page) when the wave hit. I had my leg amputated as a result of my injuries. I will be returning to Asia in November this year to cycle 500km across Vietnam and Cambodia in aid of The Cambodia Trust which helpd other amputees in Asia who have not been able to receive the same quality of healthcare as I have been. If anybody would like to sponsor me then please email me and I will send you information on how to donate. Fiona fionacallanan@hotmail.com 21 April 2006 21:08

I was on Koh Hong when the wave hit the islands, Its soo good to hear about everone getting on with their lives after such a terrible day. I recieved a complicated fracture to my neck, but have now recovered after a number of operations. I plan to finally return to the island in July to pay my respects. If anyone would like to get in contact to talk about the events of that day it would be very much appriciated. montymumford@hotmail.com 28 March 2006 07:06

Me and my husband and his sister’s boyfriend found each other soon after the water pulled back. The rest of my husband’s family was missing at first, but we found them later at the hospital in Krabi. We spent most of the day on some kind of tiny ledge right before the place on the jungle trail were I think most people were. There were at least two more people with us. I believe their names were Angela and Richard. Angela was blond and she went up and down getting juice and water for us. Richard was in a terrible pain leaning towards a tree. If anybody knows those two, I would be really happy to get in touch with them!/Elisabet isalann@yahoo.se 21 February 2006 04:14

Hi... We were at Hong when the tsunami came. If anyone have pictures after/before the Tsunami, we are very interested to see them. Sine & Nanna, Denmark sine_udeng@hotmail.com 03 February 2006 21:46

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