Alex and Sarah's Guestbook
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Date: 19th May 2011
The Most Beautiful Place in the World
Wow...you can enter the park by boat from Puerto Natales...I didn't know that! We entered one January by 4WD that we had driven down Ruta 40 from Bariloche. As we roared around the park for a few days we desperately wish to return for trekking this time.Thank you for your alternative route.
From Blog: It's Chile in Patagonia
The Most Beautiful Place in the World
Wow...you can enter the park by boat from Puerto Natales...I didn't know that! We entered one January by 4WD that we had driven down Ruta 40 from Bariloche. As we roared around the park for a few days we desperately wish to return for trekking this time.Thank you for your alternative route.
From Blog: It's Chile in Patagonia
Date: 13th January 2011
amazing act
i think it really nice people think of visiting our other brothers and sisters in the orphanage.my friends and i are starting up on a project to start visiting this schools and it would be a pleasure to come to your place.say hello to the children
From Blog: Volunteering at Riruta Shade Orphanage
amazing act
i think it really nice people think of visiting our other brothers and sisters in the orphanage.my friends and i are starting up on a project to start visiting this schools and it would be a pleasure to come to your place.say hello to the children
From Blog: Volunteering at Riruta Shade Orphanage
Date: 21st December 2010
i grew up in dagorretti pretty much the greater neighbourhood of kawangware and very rough.iam flattered by you guys' job it matters. whatever you do.i live in indianaapolis now and thughi try to tell ppl here how kenya is,besides whats seen on tv.nothing beats being there in person.
From Blog: Volunteering at Riruta Shade Orphanage
i grew up in dagorretti pretty much the greater neighbourhood of kawangware and very rough.iam flattered by you guys' job it matters. whatever you do.i live in indianaapolis now and thughi try to tell ppl here how kenya is,besides whats seen on tv.nothing beats being there in person.
From Blog: Volunteering at Riruta Shade Orphanage
Date: 6th September 2010
Hi,thanks for the info I am planning to do the same but from Nairobi to Addis and was not sure about safety,though I am still not sure about the safety It sounds really fun and adventurous.I've lived in Kenya all my life and can empathize with your experiences. The Nakumatt fire was super sad and Its a shame that we have inadequate response facilities for catastrophes in my country.that said, I wanted to find out about costs and specifics on bus company names from the Ethiopian/Kenya border to Addis thanks and welcome to Kenya again. It may have many flaws and insecurity but its lovely and has a lot to see I'm proudly Kenyan:-)
From Blog: Zanzibar to Addis Ababa via Nairobi
Hi,thanks for the info I am planning to do the same but from Nairobi to Addis and was not sure about safety,though I am still not sure about the safety It sounds really fun and adventurous.I've lived in Kenya all my life and can empathize with your experiences. The Nakumatt fire was super sad and Its a shame that we have inadequate response facilities for catastrophes in my country.that said, I wanted to find out about costs and specifics on bus company names from the Ethiopian/Kenya border to Addis thanks and welcome to Kenya again. It may have many flaws and insecurity but its lovely and has a lot to see I'm proudly Kenyan:-)
From Blog: Zanzibar to Addis Ababa via Nairobi
Date: 19th August 2010
wonderful contrast between the ice and the water
wonderful contrast between the ice and the water
Date: 1st July 2010
Kenya
Hi, i'm just wondering, did you take this project with Advance Africa? If so it would be very much appreciated if you could give me advice on the following, Ok so, I am curious of the safety on this project and the people? Whether Joe provdies 24 hours safety etc. Also, did you take any extra trip, excursions etc. because i want to gain the most valuable experience possible so any suggestions would be wonderful. Again, any advice or suggestions would be great for me as i am travelling alone and i am uncertain of the safety and trust in Kenya. Thanks again, Regards, Becky Cooper
From Blog: Volunteering at Riruta Shade Orphanage
Kenya
Hi, i'm just wondering, did you take this project with Advance Africa? If so it would be very much appreciated if you could give me advice on the following, Ok so, I am curious of the safety on this project and the people? Whether Joe provdies 24 hours safety etc. Also, did you take any extra trip, excursions etc. because i want to gain the most valuable experience possible so any suggestions would be wonderful. Again, any advice or suggestions would be great for me as i am travelling alone and i am uncertain of the safety and trust in Kenya. Thanks again, Regards, Becky Cooper
From Blog: Volunteering at Riruta Shade Orphanage
Date: 26th June 2010
Thanks and much of luck
I have really appreciated your great job, giving a hand to the needy with a pure heart have deeply touched my heart. Sound too lovely, I admire. Next time would really like to accompany. Thanks a lot.
From Blog: Volunteering at Riruta Shade Orphanage
Thanks and much of luck
I have really appreciated your great job, giving a hand to the needy with a pure heart have deeply touched my heart. Sound too lovely, I admire. Next time would really like to accompany. Thanks a lot.
From Blog: Volunteering at Riruta Shade Orphanage
Date: 19th April 2010
Bus from Arusha or Nairobi to Addis Ababa
Hey guys, just red about your experience about the bus rides in Kenya and Ethiopia and specially on the boarder. I'm a lone travelling girl and I have to go in the middle of may to ethiopia to adis ababa, but I couldnt figure out, if there is a directly bus connection or even from nairobi, because its not far away from arusha. But the thing is, I am a little bit scared, as I've also heard some scarry storries about boarders and staff, so I couldnt find any buscompany, which can directly take me there, whitch is a pitty, because, the airplane is just really expensive, so I hope, you could help me a little bit...from where did you book your minibus, did you do that before? you know, I just cant go and see whats happening, I think, thats here a little bit to dangerous, would be happy, when you could help me...have a nice time in ethiopia then, Im going rock climbing there...thank you tanja
From Blog: Zanzibar to Addis Ababa via Nairobi
Bus from Arusha or Nairobi to Addis Ababa
Hey guys, just red about your experience about the bus rides in Kenya and Ethiopia and specially on the boarder. I'm a lone travelling girl and I have to go in the middle of may to ethiopia to adis ababa, but I couldnt figure out, if there is a directly bus connection or even from nairobi, because its not far away from arusha. But the thing is, I am a little bit scared, as I've also heard some scarry storries about boarders and staff, so I couldnt find any buscompany, which can directly take me there, whitch is a pitty, because, the airplane is just really expensive, so I hope, you could help me a little bit...from where did you book your minibus, did you do that before? you know, I just cant go and see whats happening, I think, thats here a little bit to dangerous, would be happy, when you could help me...have a nice time in ethiopia then, Im going rock climbing there...thank you tanja
From Blog: Zanzibar to Addis Ababa via Nairobi
Date: 8th April 2010
Thanking...&...Askin...!
hi there, Alex and Sarah. well i am a kenyan and i study univesity in JORDAN, i was thinking to do some volunteer working in the Rural places in kenya and i have no idea who to contact..so since u tried, and i would love if u have any contacts ,please send me back through my email and feel Free to ask what ever u like. thanking for what both of u have done ,,,it means alot to those children, JUST TO SEE A SMILE IN A CHILD'S FACE..THE MOST AMAZING FEELING EVER... i go mostly at the END of AUGUST untill on NOVEMBER...every year,, so... God bless u both of u. and hey keep in touch. KWAHERINI..
From Blog: Volunteering at Riruta Shade Orphanage
Thanking...&...Askin...!
hi there, Alex and Sarah. well i am a kenyan and i study univesity in JORDAN, i was thinking to do some volunteer working in the Rural places in kenya and i have no idea who to contact..so since u tried, and i would love if u have any contacts ,please send me back through my email and feel Free to ask what ever u like. thanking for what both of u have done ,,,it means alot to those children, JUST TO SEE A SMILE IN A CHILD'S FACE..THE MOST AMAZING FEELING EVER... i go mostly at the END of AUGUST untill on NOVEMBER...every year,, so... God bless u both of u. and hey keep in touch. KWAHERINI..
From Blog: Volunteering at Riruta Shade Orphanage
Date: 7th March 2010
pictures
Is it possible to purchase one of these pictures as my daughter, who lives in Chicago, was proposed to at Kendwa rocks. I thought it would make wonderful wedding gift to have a dual memory of the beginning of their lives together. My intention would be to likely have it blown up and framed. I will appreciate your thoughtfulness in this matter. Christina
From Blog: Stuck in Paradise (Zanzibar)!
pictures
Is it possible to purchase one of these pictures as my daughter, who lives in Chicago, was proposed to at Kendwa rocks. I thought it would make wonderful wedding gift to have a dual memory of the beginning of their lives together. My intention would be to likely have it blown up and framed. I will appreciate your thoughtfulness in this matter. Christina
From Blog: Stuck in Paradise (Zanzibar)!
Date: 11th February 2010
Found the paradise....
I came across this place in a story.... got quite interested and searched net 2 find these beautiful shots !!!! Now am a class 12 student... i dream of surely visiting this place 1ce in future...!!!
From Blog: Stuck in Paradise (Zanzibar)!
Found the paradise....
I came across this place in a story.... got quite interested and searched net 2 find these beautiful shots !!!! Now am a class 12 student... i dream of surely visiting this place 1ce in future...!!!
From Blog: Stuck in Paradise (Zanzibar)!
Date: 25th January 2010
travelindave comming this route 2010
I am goin g this route for the experience and thanks for the confirmation that it is possible to do this but it sounds painstaking but I havee the time. I just hope the bandits dont interviene on me. I cant wait to go .. cheers travelindave
From Blog: Zanzibar to Addis Ababa via Nairobi
travelindave comming this route 2010
I am goin g this route for the experience and thanks for the confirmation that it is possible to do this but it sounds painstaking but I havee the time. I just hope the bandits dont interviene on me. I cant wait to go .. cheers travelindave
From Blog: Zanzibar to Addis Ababa via Nairobi
Date: 24th January 2010
want to volunteer in Kenya
hi! just wondering which organisation did u volunteer at Riruta? I want to join too!
From Blog: Volunteering at Riruta Shade Orphanage
want to volunteer in Kenya
hi! just wondering which organisation did u volunteer at Riruta? I want to join too!
From Blog: Volunteering at Riruta Shade Orphanage
Date: 20th January 2010
thank you for your lovely discrepsion of cairo. i'am egyptian i couldn't put better. i live in uk i love the clean streets ,the organisation ....etc but i miss the caos, the sharm of things going wrong .
From Blog: Egypt Part 1 - Cairo and Alexandria
thank you for your lovely discrepsion of cairo. i'am egyptian i couldn't put better. i live in uk i love the clean streets ,the organisation ....etc but i miss the caos, the sharm of things going wrong .
From Blog: Egypt Part 1 - Cairo and Alexandria
Date: 29th December 2009
Thank you guys
hello. it might be a year long since you wrote this blog but i just bumped into it recently. i really appreciate what good hearted people like you are doing to help the unfortunate needy children in our country. may the Almighty God bless you abundantly for your generosity as you help us rebuild our nation through caring and provision/education for our children. thankyou again
From Blog: Volunteering at Riruta Shade Orphanage
Thank you guys
hello. it might be a year long since you wrote this blog but i just bumped into it recently. i really appreciate what good hearted people like you are doing to help the unfortunate needy children in our country. may the Almighty God bless you abundantly for your generosity as you help us rebuild our nation through caring and provision/education for our children. thankyou again
From Blog: Volunteering at Riruta Shade Orphanage
Date: 8th December 2009
Congratulations on your high number of viewings, while your blog is still on the Front Page! If you have time, tell us your secret on http://www.travelblog.org/Forum/Threads/21363-2.html Mel
From Blog: The Final Chapter and FAQs
Congratulations on your high number of viewings, while your blog is still on the Front Page! If you have time, tell us your secret on http://www.travelblog.org/Forum/Threads/21363-2.html Mel
From Blog: The Final Chapter and FAQs
Date: 7th December 2009
Thanks
Many congratulations and thank you for your very interesting and informative blogs. Alan ex UKAEA
From Blog: The Final Chapter and FAQs
Thanks
Many congratulations and thank you for your very interesting and informative blogs. Alan ex UKAEA
From Blog: The Final Chapter and FAQs
Date: 7th December 2009
And cheese
Loved the final blog and that you managed to get it in just before you returned to work! I think from the amount and speed at which you both ate a huge amount of cheese at our house shows that you might have missed thata little too.......!
From Blog: The Final Chapter and FAQs
And cheese
Loved the final blog and that you managed to get it in just before you returned to work! I think from the amount and speed at which you both ate a huge amount of cheese at our house shows that you might have missed thata little too.......!
From Blog: The Final Chapter and FAQs
Date: 7th December 2009
Tea
I'm sorry your travels have come to an end - I've really enjoyed reading your blogs and looking at all your amazing photos. I also completely understand the cup of tea thing....I spent 9 months having terrible cups of tea through Central and South America in the hope that I'd eventually get a half decent one!
From Blog: The Final Chapter and FAQs
Tea
I'm sorry your travels have come to an end - I've really enjoyed reading your blogs and looking at all your amazing photos. I also completely understand the cup of tea thing....I spent 9 months having terrible cups of tea through Central and South America in the hope that I'd eventually get a half decent one!
From Blog: The Final Chapter and FAQs
Date: 7th December 2009
"Spanish for referee is Hijo de Puta" jajajajajajaja
From Blog: The Final Chapter and FAQs
"Spanish for referee is Hijo de Puta" jajajajajajaja
From Blog: The Final Chapter and FAQs
Date: 3rd December 2009
Getting a chance to travel worldwide is a blessing. While going through your article, I feel like traveling with you. While planning for International travel, it is advisable to know how to overcome the commonly faced problems during traveling.
From Blog: It's Chile in Patagonia
Getting a chance to travel worldwide is a blessing. While going through your article, I feel like traveling with you. While planning for International travel, it is advisable to know how to overcome the commonly faced problems during traveling.
From Blog: It's Chile in Patagonia
Nellienoos
Ornella Hulbert
Lago Grey!
What a fabulous photo!!!!! :-) You've captured the blue incredibly well!!!
From Blog: It's Chile in Patagonia