AnnaAdventuring's Guestbook

13th July 2010

hi anna
Have been reading up on your adventures.....just too lazy to pop in my comments ;-) How wonderful that you are actually teaching and living there. Reading your blogs, I can tell it has put in another dimension or perspective to your adventures. Hope all's well with you.

From Blog: Arriving in Mexico City

11th July 2010

Dawn Smallwood
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Amazing!
I love that photo!!! The water is so blue....

From Blog: Beach paradise vs. tourist trap

10th July 2010

AnnaAdventuring
Anna Louise

Unfortunately Yvonne the house is merely a film set and apparently empty inside. The owner told us when the tv series ends they inted to turn the house into a hotel/safari lodge for guests.

From Blog: Wild At Heart

3rd July 2010

AnnaAdventuring
Anna Louise

I am still in Mexico, but teaching has finished. Currently working on getting a job for the new school year. :)

From Blog: Snorkling with fishes and hanging hammocks on hidden beaches

2nd July 2010

Jeannie
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Now that is somewhere I would like to be now. Relaxing in that water away from this awful heat in England.

From Blog: Snorkling with fishes and hanging hammocks on hidden beaches

2nd July 2010

spidermiss
Dawn Smallwood

Chilling out
Hi Anna, great blog and sounds like you had a relaxing time in Xel-Ha. Still teaching in Mexico? What are your next travel plans? Take care, Dawn

From Blog: Snorkling with fishes and hanging hammocks on hidden beaches

1st July 2010

AnnaAdventuring
Anna Louise

Thanks - I think I was just lucky though. There were 3 or 4 of these fellas just hanging around outside the bird hide. :D

From Blog: Donkeys in Striped Pyjamas and the Family Bacon

1st July 2010

Elizabeth
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pied kingfisher
Stunning photograph - well done! I love watching these guys, but have usually found them almost impossible to photograph at all well. This one's really posed for you, and I love the atmospheric-ness of the shot.

From Blog: Donkeys in Striped Pyjamas and the Family Bacon

28th June 2010

AnnaAdventuring
Anna Louise

Thanks.... it´s a lion. ;P

From Blog: Of cub cuddles and piles of poo

28th June 2010

FRANCIS
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love
love tiger baby

From Blog: Of cub cuddles and piles of poo

20th June 2010

AnnaAdventuring
Anna Louise

Gracias por tu comentario. Me alegro de que te gusten las fotos! :D

From Blog: Uruapan and Parque Nacional Barranca del Cupatitzio

19th June 2010

Maricela
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Hermoso
Todo lo que han mostrado es simplemente precioso, recuerdo cuadno era niña y mi abuela me llevaba a sese maravilloso parque. Ojala y nos sigan regalando sus fotos, Gracias.

From Blog: Uruapan and Parque Nacional Barranca del Cupatitzio

6th June 2010

AnnaAdventuring
Anna Louise

Well there's no denying the waterfalls were beautiful, but unfortunately we never did make it to Yaxchilan. :( Glad you liked the blog. Thanks for your comments.

From Blog: Misol-ha and Agua azul

6th June 2010

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Bravo
Nice blog and great photos. I'm glad you got up early and made the effort. This looks like it was worth all the mis-understanding.

From Blog: Misol-ha and Agua azul

4th June 2010

aminul
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wow , these are really super

From Blog: Flamingoes at Celestun

3rd June 2010

spidermiss
Dawn Smallwood

Campeche
Makes me want to go to Mexico....definitely on my list! Happy travels! Dawn

From Blog: Shiverin' me timbers in Campeche

2nd June 2010

AnnaAdventuring
Anna Louise

Apparently winter is the best time to see the flamingoes, but I'm pretty sure they are there all year round.

From Blog: Flamingoes at Celestun

1st June 2010

LivingTheDream
Ben

Darn!
Darn, they told us there weren't any flamingos so we didn't go when we were up there two weeks ago. Great :-( But amazing pictures, thanks Anna!

From Blog: Flamingoes at Celestun

1st June 2010

JintysJourneys
Jeannie

Now that is some panoramic photograph. I'm not sure about this travel writing.... maybe you ought to turn to ornithology now. Lovely detail and information. Thanks. Again beautiful photographs.

From Blog: Flamingoes at Celestun

30th May 2010

Jeannie
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Thanks .I have been waiting for this one. Another fascinating read. You always make it so interesting. I feel I have been there already. Keep writing and I'll buy your book.

From Blog: Uxmal and Kabah

22nd May 2010

Jeannie
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Hi.I must have missed this blog. Love the photos of the vegetation and plants. All the compositions are great. The Monet one is superb!

From Blog: Uruapan and Parque Nacional Barranca del Cupatitzio

20th May 2010

Ever Onward
Le Curishals Orts

Blesbok!
Hi Anna ... with a stunning white face and forehead, what you have here is a Blesbok! c",)

From Blog: Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary

20th May 2010

Ever Onward
Le Curishals Orts

Brown-hooded Kingfisher
Hi Anna - fascinating blog! I've recently returned from Southern Africa and, with my (still) limited knowledge of ZA birds, I believe this is a Brown-hooded Kingfisher. I can't quite make out the bill, but it appears to be completely red - if the upper bill were black, it would be a Striped Kingfisher. I'm 99% sure it's not a Striped Kingfisher. Happy Travelling ...

From Blog: Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary

28th April 2010

AnnaAdventuring
Anna Louise

Yeah, travel is often so much more fun in hindsight. Photographs really just don't convey heat, sickness and stress! I think I was really lucky with the weather in Merida. It wasn't great that first day but the sun came out when we were at Chichen Itza, and the next couple of days were lovely.

From Blog: Chichen Itza!

28th April 2010

thetravelbugtribe
The travel bug tribe

Sounds a bit like our trip there, only for us getting there was really easy, it was coming back to our digs that was the hassle. We left just as a massive thunderstorm let rip, water flooding the place, thunder so loud and close it rattled the buildings, lightning that left you blinded, and far more people than seats on buses. But regardless of all that, and all the "tourist-bugs" (love that term!), it was a great afternoon out.

From Blog: Chichen Itza!