The Squid stories: Stop fancy airports: enter Ko Samui Airport

Stop fancy airports: enter Ko Samui Airport

De ontvangst, het shuttlebusje, de transportband (de einige), the charm of simplicity as we like it.

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Unknown3 April 2009 at 17:31
Station van Lichtervelde is vernieuwd en is mooier dan die luchthaven! hahahaha-papie ( dit is een test om te kijken of je iets ontvangt )
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Unknown3 April 2009 at 17:33
groetjes van mamie (liliana)
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Unknown4 April 2009 at 11:12
sedert onze reis naar kosamui
hebben we nu ook een rode canape
gekocht en in onze tuin staan
nu ook een paar rode parasols
papie
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Unknown4 April 2009 at 11:18
thailand
meer dan 43 mil. inwooners
radiotoestellen: 1 op 8 inw.
televisie: 1 op 57 inw
telefoon: 1 op 14 inw.
auto's: 1 op 152 inw.
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