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2nd November 2009
lema
interested on buying - From: Travel in Africa, the Right Way: For Sale 1993 Land Rover Defender 200 Tdi
Hi Guys, is this vehicle still available? can you post the photos too....I'm the owner of a small safari company in tanzania and looking to buy a pick up to tansfer our equipment to Mt. Kilimanjaro.www.serengetipridesafaris.com. Let me know i it's still available and is you are in Tanzania by
28th October 2009
fadhili
landy for me - From: Travel in Africa, the Right Way: For Sale 1993 Land Rover Defender 200 Tdi
hi Alex i am interested to buy your landy if it is astill available.if in tanzania can i have my brother to have alook at it for me .looking foward to your reply. thanks
8th September 2009
Niek Hoorweg
Land Rover purchase ? - From: Travel in Africa, the Right Way: For Sale 1993 Land Rover Defender 200 Tdi
Dear travellers, Saw your advert of your Land Rover Defender for sale. Not sure where you are now, but I am a potential buyer if you are still in Tanzania by mid- November. Looking forward to your reply. Kind regards, Niek Hoorweg
29th July 2009
sapience
travel - From: Cocos Keeling is Paradise?
As you describe your journey it seems very fantastic and it could be seen in picture that it certainty a amazing place to visit -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Alexander Cruz sapience
4th June 2009
narelle
loved reading your stories - From: Life at Sea, Darwin to Bali
I have just had a short trip to Darwin from Melbourne ( Australia) and met people who love sailing. Your words were inspiring... I have friends from SA and Zimbawe so great to see your photos and again read of your adventures. Thanks
30th May 2009
clive
Great! - From: Darkness From Above, And a Sad Farewell
Best blog yet!
18th May 2009
Martin
That's sad... - From: Travel in Africa, the Right Way: For Sale 1993 Land Rover Defender 200 Tdi
Hei Alex and Sara, this is a bit sad to see your Landy for sale after all the great adventures we read about... Shame that it won't be Mapp and me buying it and doing our own Afrika trip. Bad timing with the baby :-) Take care and hope to see you soon!? And: HAPPY BIRTHDAY ALEX!!! Martin
15th May 2009
Chitra
Done?! - From: Travel in Africa, the Right Way: For Sale 1993 Land Rover Defender 200 Tdi
Alex -- what's next on the agenda? where, when, how?
14th May 2009
Peter
landrover for sale - From: Travel in Africa, the Right Way: For Sale 1993 Land Rover Defender 200 Tdi
please include photos to prove where it's been. Must include photo of next a.) excellent wave surf spot, b.) pouncing lion and c.) in river. Love the 200,000-k motor. What's price?
14th May 2009
Steph B
Wow - From: How a Wooden Kitchen Spoon Might Have Saved Our Lives in the Kalahari
My aunt used to carry a wooden spoon around in her purse - though it was to whack her unruly kids, not to fix a truck in the African bush! Way to go!
21st April 2009
Peter
the wooden spoon - From: How a Wooden Kitchen Spoon Might Have Saved Our Lives in the Kalahari
Alex sure wasn't born with a silver spoon!
20th April 2009
Anna
Nooo!! - From: How a Wooden Kitchen Spoon Might Have Saved Our Lives in the Kalahari
ALL of your photos?? Say it isn't so!
21st March 2009
nate
good one Mark - From: We Are From Where the Sun Sets
'why isn't africa in the UN?'
8th March 2009
arwen Kettering
wow! - From: We Are From Where the Sun Sets
Hey Alex, Amazing stuff! Amazing photos too. What a photographic eye you have! Happy and safe travels. Arwen
5th March 2009
Mark
- From: We Are From Where the Sun Sets
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3134039255315706758
4th March 2009
Big Mac
Epic - From: We Are From Where the Sun Sets
A-man - looks amazing out there. I've been following your blog for a while now (loved the SENDING). Elly I think will also soon start, which will be dangerous as she'll start jabbering about a similar trip for us.... Regards to Sarah and keep it coming! Big Mac.
2nd March 2009
Anna
Wow wow WOW! - From: We Are From Where the Sun Sets
What an amazing experience, leaky truck and all.
2nd March 2009
Jim O'Brien
from the O'Briens - From: We Are From Where the Sun Sets
Hard to explain if you have not experienced it. Get to Rwanda to see the gorillas and chimps if you can. If you get to Tanzania let us kmow. We can hook you up with a great guide. We are doing SA next year. Please put us on your list as we only find out what you are up to by hounding Norm
19th February 2009
garnette
Landrover heaven - From: Keetmanshoop Karma
I imagine that your Land rover does not have the personality problems that mine did. It would completely stop all electrical activity EVERY time it rained in NJ. No starting, no running, no moving until fixed. Love your adventuring!
16th February 2009
Devesh
Concrete Jungle - From: Keetmanshoop Karma
Somehow your travels seem more exciting than the concrete jungle here... oh yeah and our wildlife.. Deven and Donia. ha.. Enjoying reading your tales.. keep them coming! and Have Fun!!!
14th February 2009
steph
- From: Braai, Biltong and Croc Circles
ditto on the earlier crocs comment. but WOW, what an amazing journey... i would say i'm jealous but it takes a bigger woman than me to deal with some of the mishaps you've had along the way... (YAY SARAH!)
14th February 2009
Peter
nice adventures - From: Keetmanshoop Karma
Great adventures! Love your photos of the desert, particularly the abandoned house in the desert. Someone once had dreams there and worked hard, only to give it up. Looks like it could be from a novel about desperation. And Sarah in the bathtub-- lovely. All africans speaking German -- that's wild!
13th February 2009
Aron
Land Rover? - From: Keetmanshoop Karma
I hope your Jetta does not read this. She will be jealous.
13th February 2009
Arwen Kettering
The Dream - From: Keetmanshoop Karma
Well Alex, Your certainly living the dream now! Your tales are great, your pictures are inspiring. Thanks for sharing your journey with the rest of us living the monotonous existence in babylon. Of course, you know you are making us all rather envious!
14th January 2009
pear
- From: Braai, Biltong and Croc Circles
Other than the fact that I have lost respect for you because you wear Crocs, it all sounds AMAZING!!! What a paradise... so happy you are doing it!
14th January 2009
Peter
Nice adventures - From: Braai, Biltong and Croc Circles
Dude, swimming with dolphins is so cool -- they charge mega bucks in Hawaii to do that! And some of those waves indeed look very nice for surfing. Cowabunga!
14th January 2009
Alex
Metric Mania - From: Braai, Biltong and Croc Circles
dude, you're missing out on all the fun back at work! Measurable metrics. We're now going to be judged on Hits, Bests, Corrects and scoops and we have set targets for each of those. I bet you're sorry you missed out. No end of croc-spots could compensate missing this experience!
8th December 2008
ChitJi
Brilliant brilliant brilliant! - From: GR20, a Five-Part Story
Alex, this is hilarious. I just discovered your blog, tx to facebook, and decided to begin at the beginning....loving it so far.
29th November 2008
pear
- From: Under African Skies
Au revoir, Cleone! Does this mean you will finally shave and get your hair cut, man? Put a shirt on while you're at it. Enjoy Africa! Can't wait to see more!
29th November 2008
pear
- From: In Search of Pirate Treasure, Sorcery and Fresh Volcanic Mountain Air
Great entry. But Mark wants to hear more about women in bikinis.
27th November 2008
Martin
- From: Under African Skies
Kind of sad that the sailing leg is over... On the other hand there are probably many more adventures waiting for you on the African continent. Is it just an impression or is your barb orange ;-) Take care, Martin
25th November 2008
Alex
- From: Under African Skies
Dude, what happened to seizing the day? And how did you manage to get all those adjectives into your blog entry?
25th November 2008
Greg
You can' tQQUTITITitIITT SEND HHEddss - From: Shameless plugs and good omens
Chi[pman covVVVEringg OBmamaAaa aon DDISney and VIAA earns can YOUOUFind RIechll he is sEEENUIndigng heeds/!!!!!
25th November 2008
Greg
SEenidnddss HEEEdsss wwehrerer is Reeichllls/??? - From: Corporate refugee
DIS down fourpionhjtoings WhayyYYY???
25th November 2008
Kim
Ahoy! - From: Under African Skies
Well done. More from Africa now? Why do I keep thinking of Long John Silver?
24th November 2008
clive
dude - From: Under African Skies
dude, your blog lacks photos...of... me! whats up with that?
14th November 2008
BuscoGusto
From Busco - From: In Search of Pirate Treasure, Sorcery and Fresh Volcanic Mountain Air
I made the blog!
13th November 2008
Peter
ummmm - From: In Search of Pirate Treasure, Sorcery and Fresh Volcanic Mountain Air
Alex, Fascinating! Great writing practice for travel stories in the New York Times! But the book contract will be put on hold until we can read juicy tidbits about you, your friends and your adventures? We need CONFLICT! Antagonist, Protagonist! Cheers, Your friend. Peter PS, we're going to Ischgl Jan. 25-31. We''ll spend 3 days at Ischgl, probably a day at Galtur/Kappl and 3 days at St. Anton.
12th November 2008
Kim
I love it with the photos! - From: In Search of Pirate Treasure, Sorcery and Fresh Volcanic Mountain Air
Very cool.
11th November 2008
nate
non-fuzzy cows - From: Layang-Layang Dragons
i wanted to know about the cows watching the dragons crazy man. i'm sure they aren't fuzzy, but i'd imagine they are wearing leis.
10th November 2008
Gregg Stern
YO A - From: Arrival in Mauritius
Yo A ! P just reminded me to view your site . Wow dude you are living the dream . Really enjoy reading your blogs but want to see more photos with you in them. Gregg
24th October 2008
Gerry
My son's personifications - From: This Hand Wants Another Beer And Other Personifications
Thought of your post today. My son Andre (3 yrs old) was playing with his sunglasses and said: "my glasses want to be battlestar galactica." Thanks for the blog, Gerry
22nd October 2008
Peter
too lazy? - From: Photos: Darwin to Mauritius
Hmmm, a strange case with our boy in Africa. Maybe jungle rot?
22nd October 2008
BuscoGusto
ps - From: Photos: Darwin to Mauritius
your girlfriend is hot hahahaha then again, most chicks from vancouver seem to be anyway.
22nd October 2008
BuscoGusto
No teaser shots? - From: Photos: Darwin to Mauritius
Dude.... this is too much suspense!
22nd October 2008
Kim
ooh - From: Photos: Darwin to Mauritius
very cool pics. you're a good photographer. the beach in mauritius looks fab!
22nd October 2008
Jay
Nice!! - From: Arrival in Mauritius
Yo what up Alex. My bro's wife is from Mauritius, so if you see the little hong kong store, that is their shop. Hope all is well, love the commentary as it quite alluring. Cant wait to see you back here stateside in Cali. Cheers! Jay
16th October 2008
Sarah
AMAZING! - From: Arrival in Mauritius
Hi Alex! I have just caught up on the last few messages, and I am so jealous! Your descriptions are fantastic, and you often make me laugh out loud. I can't wait to see tons of photos, and to see you again. Stay safe, dry, and have a ton of fun for all of us who are stuck on dry land!
15th October 2008
pear
- From: This Hand Wants Another Beer And Other Personifications
Now, c'mon Alex, only girls "sip" their beers. Shame on you. But I'm glad Norfy's back. I was afraid the Skipper threw Gilligan off the boat.
15th October 2008
pear
- From: The Rip
Ah, swimming with sharks. Where's Norfy? I miss Norfy.
15th October 2008
Peter
interesting read. - From: Cocos Keeling is Paradise?
Nice descriptions. Post photos when you can. I want to see how blue is blue. Are there many pirates around that region?
10th October 2008
Mark
iceland - From: Layang-Layang Dragons
just got back. what an amazing country. too bad they are going bankrupt. where are you these days?
25th September 2008
Lars
Mark has a point - From: Layang-Layang Dragons
Good stuff Alex. I second Mark's request for pics of French girls, with an added request for Australian, Darwinian and Balinese pics. I'm sure you're really miffed about missing the end of investment banking as an industry! Lars
24th September 2008
Mark
AHH Sparky - From: Layang-Layang Dragons
"keep on keeping" added a sparkle to my day.
22nd September 2008
Mapp
can you climb, on a boat? - From: Life at Sea, Darwin to Bali
Hei Alex, Great post! It could, almost, make me consider being stuck on a boat for days on end! There would still need to be a bouldering wall and a cycling track, of course. We (ie M&Ms) just got back from a week climbing in Verdon. We'll have to take you there one day (before you grow fins): the climbing is just world class. We stopped in Chambéry on the way back to attend Cécile's wedding. Looking forward to reading about your next adventure! Love, Mapp
16th September 2008
Alex Armitage
- From: Life at Sea, Darwin to Bali
Will & Grace? Well, sort of. Yes and no. Or, as they say in Thailand.... same same but different.
16th September 2008
Alex Armitage
- From: Layang-Layang Dragons
they are dragons, nate. not cows. and they are not fuzzy. they are scary.
15th September 2008
pear
- From: Layang-Layang Dragons
Nate wants to know whether the cows are fuzzy.
15th September 2008
pear
- From: Life at Sea, Darwin to Bali
Great entry... poetic & hysterical. Are James & Norfy the new Will & Grace?
15th September 2008
norman armitage
what no job? - From: Layang-Layang Dragons
you are doing what we all wish we could when you have the money you don't the time or energy go for it love dad
15th September 2008
aron
I like kites - From: Layang-Layang Dragons
keep on keeping on Alex.
15th September 2008
Mark
catching up - From: Layang-Layang Dragons
Just read through all the entries. Your writing has gotten so much better over the years (mine hasn't). The GR20 bit is hysterical! Most important, where are the pictures of the hot french girls? The trip sounds fantastic so far. So jealous. Pear wanted us to meet up with you in December/January. It's a long shot, but would be great if we could do it. Lu and I are trying to go to Iceland in 2 weeks.
15th September 2008
Peter
corsica - From: GR20, a Five-Part Story
Alex, good to know you still have American sensibilities! And this trip also sounds marvelous! PS I just gave my G35 a carwash but wish a horse had just stuck its head inside my tent.
14th September 2008
Peter
Yo - From: Life at Sea, Darwin to Bali
Alex, very funny. I was talking the other day with Sarah the Gov and ... well written blog.
13th September 2008
Peter Armitage
! - From: Life at Sea, Darwin to Bali
"When the sun sets the sky is the color of black ink, dotted with bright stars. There’s the Southern Cross, tilted on its side. The Milky Way looks like a stationary cloud, so high up it’s untouched by the winds. At some point the moon interrupts the black, spilling a white glow over everything. Only the brightest stars can compete. Then the blackness chases the moon away again..... At night it turns black, reflecting the ink and the void that loom above it, as well as the stars and eventually the moon when it rises. The sea is ominous because it looks to be deeper than the stars are high." Awesome brother ....
3rd September 2008
pear
- From: Advice From Skipper James:
Gotta love the Aussies. Sounds like an adventure... I am dying to see Bali. Have a great journey!
3rd September 2008
Lesley Bosley
Corsica - From: GR20, a Five-Part Story
Thanks for sharing your story. I found it very amusing and look forward to the next episode. We have been to Corsica quite a few times and have actually bought a house there (which we are now selling) but haven't been climbing in the mountains. Best wishes, Lesley Bosley
2nd September 2008
simon thiel
have fun! - From: Advice From Skipper James:
hey alex! good to hear from you and tks for posting these stories. seems you're having a great time and rightly so! enjoy and please keep on posting...you know, i need some entertainment in the office while doing all these vodafone fills :) enjoy! best, simon.
2nd September 2008
Mike Serpe
Bon Voyage Cleo - From: Advice From Skipper James:
The greek goddess will steer you clear of trouble. Keep posting, fun to follow your escapades while I take breaks from building decks and listening to your stereo speakers how many total onboard for this leg? contact from balli iif you ca
2nd September 2008
Mapp
giddy up - From: GR20, a Five-Part Story
Sorry Alex, I would have loved to help with your translation issue, but as you know, my French sucks.
2nd September 2008
Martin
Brilliant - From: GR20, a Five-Part Story
Sounds like a real adventure in the middle of Europe! - Will look into the translation of Giddy-up although I am almost certain that it wasn't French but Corsican language... Take care, Martin


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