Phuket

Sirgezza · #1 09-09-2005, 01:57

There is a Horizon documentary on BBC 2 tonight (21:00) showing the ongoing work undertaken to identify victims of the Tsunami.

faultytowers · #2 09-09-2005, 02:06

Saw the promo for it earlier, looks really interesting but not too sure how I'll cope watching it. Will bring back lots of memories , thought I'd exorcised all the ghosts when I was back in May but this will no doubt bring the odd tear.

Will go for a walk along the beach road when I arrive on the 16th , all the smiling faces will welcome me back . Plus a good few beers will also help.

steve@thaib · #3 09-09-2005, 04:02

A tough watch; chin up Faulty.

faultytowers · #4 09-09-2005, 04:24

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Originally Posted by steve@thaib

A tough watch; chin up Faulty.

Cheers steve, was an excellent program, tough at times but definately worth seeing. So much going on that most people know nothing about. Must be very dedicated people, I've been to a few post-mortems so I know what it's like.

Think it will make me a little bit more grateful this trip that I can return to Thailand and enjoy life.

Enough of the doom and gloom , I fly out in 1 week and am looking forward to finding out if some of the BMs are as mad as they seem.

steve@thaib · #5 09-09-2005, 04:31

Jealous as hell Faulty, my next trip is very much up in the air.

I think that, as far as all the post-tsunami stuff goes, Thailand has done itself proud because they are fighting hard, still, to re-patriate every body. Fair play.

faultytowers · #6 09-09-2005, 04:33

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Originally Posted by steve@thaib

Jealous as hell Faulty, my next trip is very much up in the air.

I think that, as far as all the post-tsunami stuff goes, Thailand has done itself proud because they are fighting hard, still, to re-patriate every body. Fair play.

landofsmiles · #7 09-09-2005, 13:30

I'm probably doing a run up to Baan Nam Khem in the next week or two to give some stuff to some of the survivors. Might have room in the pickup if anyone else wants to come.