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Date: 26th July 2010
dunedin
I ENJOYED YOUR information re dunedin AND PHOTOS AND WILL DEFINITELY GO TO THE OTAGO PENINSULA THANKS!
From Blog: Dunedin
dunedin
I ENJOYED YOUR information re dunedin AND PHOTOS AND WILL DEFINITELY GO TO THE OTAGO PENINSULA THANKS!
From Blog: Dunedin
Date: 6th June 2009
Very nice photos
I liked your site - found it by accident. I loved your photos. I very much enjoy taking photos of the locals when I travel about. Tara
From Blog: Pleasant towns, painted desert
Very nice photos
I liked your site - found it by accident. I loved your photos. I very much enjoy taking photos of the locals when I travel about. Tara
From Blog: Pleasant towns, painted desert
Date: 21st May 2009
Just Great Boss. Must have enjoyed a lot.
Just Great Boss. Must have enjoyed a lot.
From Blog: Motorcycle route through India to Nepal
Just Great Boss. Must have enjoyed a lot.
Just Great Boss. Must have enjoyed a lot.
From Blog: Motorcycle route through India to Nepal
Date: 21st May 2009
Agra to Varanasi
I'm unable to help you with this question because I travelled through India by motorcycle and never took a train or a bus, so really don't know much about them. Good luck with your trip.
From Blog: Agra to Varanasi
Agra to Varanasi
I'm unable to help you with this question because I travelled through India by motorcycle and never took a train or a bus, so really don't know much about them. Good luck with your trip.
From Blog: Agra to Varanasi
Date: 13th May 2009
I am planning a trip to India and I want to know what is the best way to get to Agra from Delhi and to Veranasi from Agra. Is it train? bus ?plane? or I have heard that for very cheap I can get a driver too? If it is by train I have read there's various express trains. Does anyone know the time frame from each town and if it is best to do this journey through the night? Also I believe you have to buy the train tickets way in advance if you want first class and private room, is that true?Thank you Gabriela
From Blog: Agra to Varanasi
I am planning a trip to India and I want to know what is the best way to get to Agra from Delhi and to Veranasi from Agra. Is it train? bus ?plane? or I have heard that for very cheap I can get a driver too? If it is by train I have read there's various express trains. Does anyone know the time frame from each town and if it is best to do this journey through the night? Also I believe you have to buy the train tickets way in advance if you want first class and private room, is that true?Thank you Gabriela
From Blog: Agra to Varanasi
Date: 27th January 2009
you're quite wrong...
well I think you're quite wrong about sayintg that there lots of fat people in Brazil cuz of rice.... lol you can't just tell something cuz you eat what tourists do and stuff like that... to really see what is like you'd have to live with a family or something
From Blog: Santa Catarina
you're quite wrong...
well I think you're quite wrong about sayintg that there lots of fat people in Brazil cuz of rice.... lol you can't just tell something cuz you eat what tourists do and stuff like that... to really see what is like you'd have to live with a family or something
From Blog: Santa Catarina
Date: 11th January 2009
I am happy for you
Hey Dennis, That is very good to hear that the girl found someone else for your appartment. I am very very happr for you that you can go on traveling. I am also enjoying your mails... kind regards Laura (Frodo)
From Blog: Reprieve
I am happy for you
Hey Dennis, That is very good to hear that the girl found someone else for your appartment. I am very very happr for you that you can go on traveling. I am also enjoying your mails... kind regards Laura (Frodo)
From Blog: Reprieve
Date: 5th January 2009
Wahaaaa
Dennis, I love your very candid comments! The "color", in this case orange, that you gave your commentary while having coffee was priceless.
From Blog: Abel Tasman National Park
Wahaaaa
Dennis, I love your very candid comments! The "color", in this case orange, that you gave your commentary while having coffee was priceless.
From Blog: Abel Tasman National Park
Date: 26th December 2008
Chez moi
I have not checked out your blog for a while so have read through it with interest... this is my home territory. I left Queenstown to travel the world. I always found it funny when people would try and coax me out of my home sickness with murmurs of mountains, lakes... skiing... You can see now why I laughed and said that I have that at home.
From Blog: Queenstown and Milford Sound
Chez moi
I have not checked out your blog for a while so have read through it with interest... this is my home territory. I left Queenstown to travel the world. I always found it funny when people would try and coax me out of my home sickness with murmurs of mountains, lakes... skiing... You can see now why I laughed and said that I have that at home.
From Blog: Queenstown and Milford Sound
Date: 7th November 2008
Hei Dennis! Good to travel with you and share your adventures! Am soon starting my sabbatical leave and have started courses in sustainable development at Geneva University. Take good care, enjoy the ride and looking forward to seeing u soon. Mike
From Blog: Itinerary
Hei Dennis! Good to travel with you and share your adventures! Am soon starting my sabbatical leave and have started courses in sustainable development at Geneva University. Take good care, enjoy the ride and looking forward to seeing u soon. Mike
From Blog: Itinerary
Date: 22nd October 2008
Bullet wallas
So glad you had a great experience with Balu. News Flash-- he has sold his Delhi business to us , my husband and I so it is business as usual if you are coming to India and want to hire or buy a bike. We are working from the workshop at present, but you can call Chris on +91 9718647447 for directions.
From Blog: Delhirious
Bullet wallas
So glad you had a great experience with Balu. News Flash-- he has sold his Delhi business to us , my husband and I so it is business as usual if you are coming to India and want to hire or buy a bike. We are working from the workshop at present, but you can call Chris on +91 9718647447 for directions.
From Blog: Delhirious
Date: 21st October 2008
Time flies
Fabulous. what are the most important things you have learned so far - about yourself? about others? take care and look forward to seeing you in a few months!
From Blog: Itinerary
Time flies
Fabulous. what are the most important things you have learned so far - about yourself? about others? take care and look forward to seeing you in a few months!
From Blog: Itinerary
Date: 24th September 2008
KB
thanks for sharing your thoughts on KB.. i will be going there this friday..
From Blog: Malaysia - the jungle train
KB
thanks for sharing your thoughts on KB.. i will be going there this friday..
From Blog: Malaysia - the jungle train
Date: 24th September 2008
nice beer slippers
i dn drink beer but the slippers are really useful! mebe to open some other bottles..
From Blog: Pirates and dragons
nice beer slippers
i dn drink beer but the slippers are really useful! mebe to open some other bottles..
From Blog: Pirates and dragons
Date: 20th September 2008
LOMBOK
Fascinating, ! I've been enjoying all your email descriptions. It apappears that you ae much enjoying your travel when others are with you . All the best! Jack
From Blog: Pirates and dragons
LOMBOK
Fascinating, ! I've been enjoying all your email descriptions. It apappears that you ae much enjoying your travel when others are with you . All the best! Jack
From Blog: Pirates and dragons
Date: 17th August 2008
ha ha ha
will do, when i get to australia. in the meantime, might have some very good pics of other lovelies coming up. just bought a new camera and am trying it out on the beach in bali.
From Blog: Itinerary
ha ha ha
will do, when i get to australia. in the meantime, might have some very good pics of other lovelies coming up. just bought a new camera and am trying it out on the beach in bali.
From Blog: Itinerary
Date: 12th August 2008
Great blog my Canuck friend
... more pictures of Belinda, please
From Blog: Itinerary
Great blog my Canuck friend
... more pictures of Belinda, please
From Blog: Itinerary
Date: 8th August 2008
Salut Dennis, Pour ma part, j'apprécie tout le travail que tu fais et le style que tu adopte devient de plus en plus accessible à ma lecture. Je crois que le ton "littéraire" adopté au début à fait la place à une plume plus directe et plus agréable à lire pour un non francophone comme moi. Mais surtout, il révèle la tonalité, la couleur, de ton voyage, avec un regard en prise directe (plus tonique, j'ai envie de dire!) sur le "Grand Monde". Continue à t'éclater, ... et à nous faire plaisir et envie! JP
From Blog: Itinerary
Salut Dennis, Pour ma part, j'apprécie tout le travail que tu fais et le style que tu adopte devient de plus en plus accessible à ma lecture. Je crois que le ton "littéraire" adopté au début à fait la place à une plume plus directe et plus agréable à lire pour un non francophone comme moi. Mais surtout, il révèle la tonalité, la couleur, de ton voyage, avec un regard en prise directe (plus tonique, j'ai envie de dire!) sur le "Grand Monde". Continue à t'éclater, ... et à nous faire plaisir et envie! JP
From Blog: Itinerary
Date: 20th July 2008
Glad you like it
It's more work than I imagined to maintain the blog. But in the long term it'll be worth it as it's a fairly detailed record of this voyage. My diary, however, contains a lot more. The blog is a distillation of the diary, with photos and videos included.
From Blog: Itinerary
Glad you like it
It's more work than I imagined to maintain the blog. But in the long term it'll be worth it as it's a fairly detailed record of this voyage. My diary, however, contains a lot more. The blog is a distillation of the diary, with photos and videos included.
From Blog: Itinerary
Date: 19th July 2008
Hi Dennis: I am enjoying reading the blog and watching your progress. This is really an exciting adventure. Looks like you have had some great experiences!
From Blog: Itinerary
Hi Dennis: I am enjoying reading the blog and watching your progress. This is really an exciting adventure. Looks like you have had some great experiences!
From Blog: Itinerary
Date: 5th July 2008
Capitalism's Mushroom
Ah yes, the Oriental Pearl Tower. You can see it for miles, and it makes a good navigational landmark to help wayward sailors find their way home... Even if it looks like something from an Adult Boutique.
From Blog: Bright lights, big city
Capitalism's Mushroom
Ah yes, the Oriental Pearl Tower. You can see it for miles, and it makes a good navigational landmark to help wayward sailors find their way home... Even if it looks like something from an Adult Boutique.
From Blog: Bright lights, big city
dennis farah
non-member comment
she is soothing to look at
From Blog: Rio