Andy and Debbie's Guestbook
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Date: 22nd March 2013
Publish !
Hi Andy, you hit the mark yet again, great short travel story and a very entertaining read. Why don't you put all your travel tales in a book, at the very least an online book and publish it with Amazon for Kindle. I read so many travel books (hung up my trainers, sandals & boots now ), even if it was in the 99p bracket you'd make a few quid, but most of all, you'd provide some great reading to people who don't know about your blog. Honest mate, there really is some crap travel books on Amazon, but your writings would make a brilliant compilation put together as a collection of short stories. The writing is great, the experiences are, what can I say ? varied, interesting, scary, comical, etc. Think about it. All the best.
From Blog: Who Wants to Live Forever?
Publish !
Hi Andy, you hit the mark yet again, great short travel story and a very entertaining read. Why don't you put all your travel tales in a book, at the very least an online book and publish it with Amazon for Kindle. I read so many travel books (hung up my trainers, sandals & boots now ), even if it was in the 99p bracket you'd make a few quid, but most of all, you'd provide some great reading to people who don't know about your blog. Honest mate, there really is some crap travel books on Amazon, but your writings would make a brilliant compilation put together as a collection of short stories. The writing is great, the experiences are, what can I say ? varied, interesting, scary, comical, etc. Think about it. All the best.
From Blog: Who Wants to Live Forever?
Date: 26th January 2013
Amazing view! the form of limestone karst always unique! http://www.jakpost.travel/
From Blog: Leave the Best to Last
Amazing view! the form of limestone karst always unique! http://www.jakpost.travel/
From Blog: Leave the Best to Last
Date: 4th September 2012
Oi!
Oi! My Mum and Dad still don't know I can ride a motorbike (a loose term seeing as I destroyed the one in the photo!) Good thing they're not on th'internet,they'd probably think blogging was a sexual act anyway.Bacon rind anyone?
From Blog: The Dark Side of the Moon
Oi!
Oi! My Mum and Dad still don't know I can ride a motorbike (a loose term seeing as I destroyed the one in the photo!) Good thing they're not on th'internet,they'd probably think blogging was a sexual act anyway.Bacon rind anyone?
From Blog: The Dark Side of the Moon
Date: 4th September 2012
What a delightful recounting of your visit to New Zealand...
I wish you had spend longer there...enough for several blogs. It appears that you had great weather in early September, so we have even better weather, I hope, during the second half of October when we tour the South and then the North Islands after a couple days in middle aged Sydney. Anyway, I hope in your old age you finally collect your "journals" and perhaps some faded pictures and write your retrospective on life and its travels.
From Blog: The Dark Side of the Moon
What a delightful recounting of your visit to New Zealand...
I wish you had spend longer there...enough for several blogs. It appears that you had great weather in early September, so we have even better weather, I hope, during the second half of October when we tour the South and then the North Islands after a couple days in middle aged Sydney. Anyway, I hope in your old age you finally collect your "journals" and perhaps some faded pictures and write your retrospective on life and its travels.
From Blog: The Dark Side of the Moon
Date: 3rd September 2012
Your photos sucked me in, and there I was laughing aloud in my dorm room, reading your wry humor. Fortunately, I\'m alone in my dorm as it\'s low season in that other part of the southern hemisphere that likes to claim its superlatives--South America. And quite aside, as a mountain hiker, I love way-showing cairns--what a great name for a town; you chose well. Happy travels!
From Blog: The Dark Side of the Moon
Your photos sucked me in, and there I was laughing aloud in my dorm room, reading your wry humor. Fortunately, I\'m alone in my dorm as it\'s low season in that other part of the southern hemisphere that likes to claim its superlatives--South America. And quite aside, as a mountain hiker, I love way-showing cairns--what a great name for a town; you chose well. Happy travels!
From Blog: The Dark Side of the Moon
Date: 3rd September 2012
Great entry and some gorgeous photos! I'm always proud when I read entries from people who have left with a similar impression of the country as you did. Next time you're passing through let us know, and we'll round up some TBers for you :-)
From Blog: The Dark Side of the Moon
Great entry and some gorgeous photos! I'm always proud when I read entries from people who have left with a similar impression of the country as you did. Next time you're passing through let us know, and we'll round up some TBers for you :-)
From Blog: The Dark Side of the Moon
Date: 29th July 2012
Hmmm! Just back from Bulgaria.......... The above made me feel a bit of a wimp..... only took one small bed bug for Ken to persuade me that the five star Kempinski Grand Arena in Bansko was a better base for tackling the Pirin mountains than another budget hotel. Still I am a good deal older than you and after ten days of snorkelling and arguing with your nephews throughout Menorca (you probably heard us) I did need a break from blood suckers.
From Blog: A Midsummer Night's Dream
Hmmm! Just back from Bulgaria.......... The above made me feel a bit of a wimp..... only took one small bed bug for Ken to persuade me that the five star Kempinski Grand Arena in Bansko was a better base for tackling the Pirin mountains than another budget hotel. Still I am a good deal older than you and after ten days of snorkelling and arguing with your nephews throughout Menorca (you probably heard us) I did need a break from blood suckers.
From Blog: A Midsummer Night's Dream
Date: 28th July 2012
Though your photos are spectacular, it is the writing in this and your last blog that have thoroughly blown me over. I think Shakespeare might have agreed to toast a marshmallow with the two of you.
From Blog: A Midsummer Night's Dream
Though your photos are spectacular, it is the writing in this and your last blog that have thoroughly blown me over. I think Shakespeare might have agreed to toast a marshmallow with the two of you.
From Blog: A Midsummer Night's Dream
Date: 27th July 2012
lovely underwater shots here :) it's fun reading your stories. palau is in my bucket list and you described it so beautifully, can't wait...actually i'd have to wait. someday, palau :) happy travels! x
From Blog: Nobody Does It Better
lovely underwater shots here :) it's fun reading your stories. palau is in my bucket list and you described it so beautifully, can't wait...actually i'd have to wait. someday, palau :) happy travels! x
From Blog: Nobody Does It Better
Date: 20th July 2012
MEETING THE NEIGHBOURS
There's nothing like camping...and i see you met the neighbours...fantastic pic
From Blog: A Midsummer Night's Dream
MEETING THE NEIGHBOURS
There's nothing like camping...and i see you met the neighbours...fantastic pic
From Blog: A Midsummer Night's Dream
Date: 20th July 2012
LOVE THE DELICACY
Love the delicacy...simply sublime
From Blog: Welcome to the Pleasure Dome
LOVE THE DELICACY
Love the delicacy...simply sublime
From Blog: Welcome to the Pleasure Dome
Date: 18th June 2012
Thanks for all the shampoo
I LOVE this blog! So Aussie :) I admit..im one of those people who just know other people will have shampoo...i cant help myself. Thanks for the blog.....and the shampoo :-)
From Blog: A Midsummer Night's Dream
Thanks for all the shampoo
I LOVE this blog! So Aussie :) I admit..im one of those people who just know other people will have shampoo...i cant help myself. Thanks for the blog.....and the shampoo :-)
From Blog: A Midsummer Night's Dream
Date: 1st February 2012
Ah! I still remember my first view of Annapurna. Coming up in a truck from Raxaul. Jungle, jungle, jungle and then you come over a rise in the road and POW! the Himalaya are laid out before you in all their glory with Annapurna towering high and Everest in the distance. Breathtaking!
From Blog: The Valley of the Shadow of Death
Ah! I still remember my first view of Annapurna. Coming up in a truck from Raxaul. Jungle, jungle, jungle and then you come over a rise in the road and POW! the Himalaya are laid out before you in all their glory with Annapurna towering high and Everest in the distance. Breathtaking!
From Blog: The Valley of the Shadow of Death
Date: 5th January 2012
Hello fellow traveller
Hello Andy and Debbie! I enjoyed reading your blog and fell in love with your pictures. I will definitely have to see this place someday with my own eyes! Thanks for sharing
From Blog: The Valley of the Shadow of Death
Hello fellow traveller
Hello Andy and Debbie! I enjoyed reading your blog and fell in love with your pictures. I will definitely have to see this place someday with my own eyes! Thanks for sharing
From Blog: The Valley of the Shadow of Death
Date: 4th January 2012
Quotes from the Psalms
I enjoy your style of writing. I understand how God became the theme of this blog, although in an irreverent sort of way. You quoted from Psalm 23. Here's another, Psalm 19:1 "The heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmaments showeth his handiwork." I always felt closer to God when skiing in fresh powder in the Swiss Alps.
From Blog: The Valley of the Shadow of Death
Quotes from the Psalms
I enjoy your style of writing. I understand how God became the theme of this blog, although in an irreverent sort of way. You quoted from Psalm 23. Here's another, Psalm 19:1 "The heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmaments showeth his handiwork." I always felt closer to God when skiing in fresh powder in the Swiss Alps.
From Blog: The Valley of the Shadow of Death
Date: 4th January 2012
Hilarious!
I read your blog last night and cracked up laughing - thank you so much for a fantastic blog and letting us all enjoy your journey with god/debbie :)
From Blog: The Valley of the Shadow of Death
Hilarious!
I read your blog last night and cracked up laughing - thank you so much for a fantastic blog and letting us all enjoy your journey with god/debbie :)
From Blog: The Valley of the Shadow of Death
Date: 4th January 2012
Great story!
Your story made me laugh, your photos made me want to go to Nepal even more than I already did. Great work!
From Blog: The Valley of the Shadow of Death
Great story!
Your story made me laugh, your photos made me want to go to Nepal even more than I already did. Great work!
From Blog: The Valley of the Shadow of Death
Date: 3rd January 2012
You are a 2011 TravelBlog favourite blogger!
Check this out, and feel free to add some TravelBlog 2011 favourites of your own. :) http://www.travelblog.org/Topics/30521-3.html#post_149746 Happy New Year! :)
You are a 2011 TravelBlog favourite blogger!
Check this out, and feel free to add some TravelBlog 2011 favourites of your own. :) http://www.travelblog.org/Topics/30521-3.html#post_149746 Happy New Year! :)
Date: 3rd January 2012
We are not climbers but thoroughly enjoyed your account.
I was on pins and needles as I read this blog. A fantastic adventure....and I'm sure your siblings will be laughing and have a few comments. Thanks for sharing!
From Blog: The Valley of the Shadow of Death
We are not climbers but thoroughly enjoyed your account.
I was on pins and needles as I read this blog. A fantastic adventure....and I'm sure your siblings will be laughing and have a few comments. Thanks for sharing!
From Blog: The Valley of the Shadow of Death
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castle
just little amendment..the castle has a long history dating back to 11th century, it was nearly destroyed and left in ruins for a long period of time (1811 to 1953) but from 1957 it was reconstructed.
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