This is the school where we were at night, it was completely filled with people trying to get some sleep, but it prevented some rats that ran around between us

There is starting to get buses that brought people and drove them to record in Phuket Town.

Thai´erne lavede mad der hjemme og kom med det på sådan en knallert.

Street Kitchen

Here was established a sort of dining room, it was again local Thai `s arranged for food and drink to all the people who were in camp.

This coffee saved our lives that morning. Had we not been, and relax here at the port, in Khao Lak before we had to leave, we would be in the country at Similand Island was completely flooded and we had drunk a cup more, we had not got to get out on the water. ...... We love coffee

Port of Khao lak, as it looked when we went away

Here we arrived in Khao Lak on the evening of 26.12.2004, after having lain on the water all day. There was nothing left, all the boats and bridges, yes everything was lost or destroyed.

We have just come ashore and there is nothing left, we were deeply shocked, because we did not how bad it was, while we were on the water, only that there had been something but not what.

We were a group from the same boat held together; here we are trying to get a nap.

Young girl, she was from the same boat as us.

There is time to think a thought

This beautiful girl was with us all the time while we were in camp, she helped us all that she could, she was gold worth

Also the port of Khao Lak before the tsunami

We were transported up to the Wat, which was used as a collection site. There was quite an amazing helpfulness of the local Thai `is, who came with food and drink to all even if it were those most affected by the disaster. It was the worst we have ever seen that was wounded and died everywhere.