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| 18th February 2009 Steve C. | Too funny... - From: Lynn Picks the Horses! So Lynn, closet gambler, had to be dragged from the racetrack... Now that I would have liked to see... ;-) Thanks for the laughs... Love, SC |
| 14th February 2009 Anne | WOW! - From: First Wonder of the World Spectacular falls. Loved the videos! |
| 6th February 2009 Bev in NJ | - From: No Snow Here... Thanks for including us in your blog. We don't know of any Dora Bahrenburg. Have a great trip. A. Bev |
| 5th February 2009 Jen | - From: No Snow Here... where in the world is Lynn Beebe? I can't keep up with you. hope you and Bill are enjoying yourselves. Weather sounds great. It hasn't been too bad in Seattle- miss u talk to you soon Julia says hi |
| 5th February 2009 LINDA | TY for your update to us - From: No Snow Here... Pleased to read the journey went so smoothly and now all's well w/ lodging,etc. Still chilly but dry w/ fabulous sunsets tonite! I look forward to the next entry! Linda |
| 1st December 2008 Steve Collins | Great Adventure - From: Returning to a grey, wet Northern Hemispere Thanks for keeping me updated on your trip, Lynn. What a great, wild, and educational ride. Was glad to be along vicariously... Thank you! Steve Collins |
| 17th November 2008 Jen and Family | - From: Another paradise! Hello from Seattle- Ra'ad and Julia love the pictures. I know they will just be in stitches to see the picture of Zebra poop. That is always a hit with children especially a four year old. Glad you are learning to tell the difference between animal BM- Take care Jen |
| 8th November 2008 Nelda | What a blast - From: Obama! Just browsing through the blogs thinking back on our trip to Kenya and Tanzania 3 years ago. Keep on the great blogging I still have to finish mine and believe it or not the memory does start to fade so keep journaling. Even about the smells, and textures of the country side. You are going to have a trip of a lifetime. Ngorongoro Crater is spectacular hope you get there. Have fun. |
| 5th November 2008 Evelyn Shelby | Thanks for the messages. - From: Obama! I'm enjoying your trip. |
| 5th November 2008 Sabia | Outstanding! - From: Obama! I love hearing that this is so widespread - thank you! I also look forward to the pictures...it's always amazing to me to see how the big cats and little cats have similar mannerisms. Happy Traveling! |
| 5th November 2008 Mom | - From: Leaving on Safari! Hi Your blog looks great with all the photos. WE had a wonderful time and really did R&R in Maine. Took Calvin out for dinner one noontime -- the only free time he had. Sat. he had a field trip. Just head that Joanne Zrenda's husband is a good candidate for the lung surgery (mesophelioma) and is scheduled for 11/12 in Boston. How is Bill doing all by himself? I am sure your safari will be a long remembered experience. Take care. Love, Mom and Ned |
| 2nd November 2008 Jen Clack | - From: Leaving on Safari! Jambo, that is the only swahili word I know. actually Jambo sawna, hello children, Well gald to hear from you no matter where you are. I love to see the school children. The lanscape is not bad too. Just watnted to drop a not to say hello. Off to do homework-yeah Look forward more posts. Jen |
| 2nd November 2008 Anne Curtis | Vicki from Ardmore? - From: Kenya is so rangi ya majani (green) Hi Lynn, Is your friend Vicki the (former) librarian at Ardmore? Thanks for sending your blog. Your travels areinteresting! I don't know if you remember the Doyles, but they just got back from a month in South Africa. Anne |
| 1st November 2008 jill andrews | fun to see the library - From: Kenya is so rangi ya majani (green) Hi Lynn, What fun to see the pictures of you and Vicki. Your apartment building looks very substantial. You are pitching right in as I know you would do. This is a great adventure for you at the beginning of retirement. We just returned from Bhutan, which we found most interesting. The comforts kind of fell away bit by bit. We got used to showering in a bucket with a faucet and measuring cup. I loved being in a Buddhist country where the spirit of the religion pervades everyone, even the animals! Anyway, I look forward to hearing more about your African adventures. Love, Jill |
| 1st November 2008 Paul Ogle | Jambo! - From: Kenya is so rangi ya majani (green) Hi Lynn, I can't believe you're in Nyeri. My family lived there for a year, when I was in the 6th Standard (Grade). Are you at the public boarding school just outside of town? Are there any archival photos there? My Teacher was Mr McCarten(sic) and the principal was Mr. Langley, I believe. During certain times of the year we called Nyeri, "Dreary Nyeri" because of the weather. Have you been to the Outland Hotel? We used to go there for movies sometimes on the weekend. I'm so glad you've gotten some clear views of Mt. Kenya. It only happens at certain times of the year, or at least it used to be that way. We all miss you very much. Pray for Summit. Love and peace, Paul |
| 30th October 2008 Steve | Always nice... - From: In Africa Always nice to follow someones journey as they travel... especially a friend. Thanks for inluding me in your experience, Lynn! Good luck and safe travels, Steve Collins |
| 24th September 2008 Fran & Haddy | YEAH! - From: Getting Ready for More Trips! Lynn's on the move again......can hardly wait for the Kenya blogs to start coming(not that I don't want to hear about ol' Connecticut and Pullman.....;) |
| 27th February 2008 Citlalli's Mom | - From: Cocktails and a Sunset with Hollywood Ghosts Yes, fishy white (an allover Seattle tan) but fit. Better that than bronzed and blubbery. |
| 27th February 2008 Citlalli's Mom | - From: A Mistake Corrected Be careful of that Pacific riptide! |
| 27th February 2008 Citlalli's Mom | - From: A Day of Walking in Circles Such a lovely city! |
| 13th February 2008 Doug | - From: A Day of Walking in Circles Such a lovely couple! |
| 13th July 2006 Holly | Mi isla - From: Rainy Days in Paradise I'm going to cry after looking at these pictures. I use to live here when all those kids were very small. Thanks for the memories. |
| 27th June 2006 B3lisario | - From: Honduras You didnīt need to pay to leave Guatemala....but they know that tourist except spaniards and centroamericans almost always pay and always ask for money |
| 29th May 2006 Patricia Johnson | will be missing your stories - From: Last days entry is edited and photos are replaced have a safe and happy trip home. |
| 25th May 2006 sabia | pictures? - From: Last Days ...would love to see the pictures to go with this blog entry...mayhap that'll be remedied? am glad you'll be back soon! |
| 23rd May 2006 Doug | Thank you - From: Back to "Civilization" ... Thank you for involving us in such an interesting trip!! Best of luck upon your return. |
| 22nd May 2006 Breta | Home awaits! - From: Rainy Days in Paradise I've enjoyed your entries and photos! Thanks for including me. I'm afrtaid a trip to Bellingham is as exotic as my travels will be for a while. We'll be glad to see you back in La Conner. You'll be amazed to see what Deryl's been up to- and Linda has a new roof and skylights. She took a little trip to China this Spring. I drove by your place yesterday and all looks well from the road! Give a call when you can! Breta |
| 20th May 2006 Steve | Thanks! - From: Rainy Days in Paradise As your trip comes to a close, I want to thank you for the great log and photos. Felt like I was there with you, but from the comfort of my own home... What a wonderful time you've had - a trip to remember forever! Thanks again for including me on your e-mail list! Love, SC |
| 13th May 2006 Carolyn | Amazing Quetzal - From: The Elusive Quetzal! Wow - you saw a Quetzal - how cool is that. It's got the rep of being the most beautiful bird in the world! It's a sacred symbol to the Mayans and was threatened by extinction not long ago. Not sure what the status is now but it must be good news if you saw 3 of them ~ unless that's all there is! Your photos are great Lynn - am loving your journal. It must be surreal that this is coming to an end. But we'll be glad to have you both back home. Happy Trails, Love, Carolyn |
| 12th May 2006 haddy | cool glasses - From: Our last country... too bad you didn't take a pricture of the brothers with the glasses on |
| 11th May 2006 patricia | the end!!! - From: Our last country... I'm going to miss these stories. Where to next if this is the end? There still is South America to see???Patricia |
| 11th May 2006 fran | aaahhhh.... - From: Another Central American capital hammock life looks pretty good right about now!! glad you and Bill are enjoying your last days there! see you soon! fran |
| 5th May 2006 Steve | Ocelot Food - From: On the Gringo Trail Again So glad you were not Ocelot dinner.... and that Paradise was found. Your adventure and photos are amazing! Love, SC |
| 5th May 2006 fran | can't wait - From: On the Gringo Trail Again I hope by the time you return, those untold stories finally seem funny to you and you'll share! Glad you and Bill are staying safe Lynn. see you soon! fran |
| 5th May 2006 Ella | COOL - From: Climbing a Volcano I went on that volcano too,But we couldn't go to the top because it was really hot. Ella |
| 5th May 2006 Ella | I meet those kids too!! - From: Running out of gas on Lago Izabal I met those kids too. When I was in the farm, I played with those kids all day. Their were crying when we had to leave. I plan going back soon (hopeful) and next year I am taking Spanish as an elective next year, so I am going to push myself until I learn it. We had so much fun on the last day we had a carnival and we taught how to make s’mores. We help them swim in a warm waterfall (cold water) and we played on a HUGE swing for hours. It was so much fun. I hope you had so much fun as I did. Good wishes, Ella P.S. When are coming back to school!? |
| 25th April 2006 fran | sounds nice - From: Volcano Island, Peace Island a little island get-away.... can't wait to see the pics. we had 70 degree weather here in Seattle..woo-hoo! we still miss you! fran |
| 25th April 2006 Patricia | Easter over and free as a bird - From: Beautiful Granada! when your in a shaded area use your flash so your face will show in photo;Patricia our Easter vacation is over now . We made it as far as Baltimore for a day .trip. had friends from France here for vacation. That was fun; we laughed alot; Over the vacation I also quit my job. It was good pay but my soul is not for sale to a snappy mouth fake person. I do not go for that; any way I'm very happy. The next day the husband was begging for forgiveness for his wife; that right there sets down the points another 2 marks for not covering her own mistakes; i think I'll do some traveling my self now. I'm still thinking of that Costa Rico tour. take care and have fun Bisou Patricia |
| 22nd April 2006 fran | great example!! - From: Escape from Honduras and the kids in your class get "in trouble" for throwing a fit?!! hummmm... seems it paid-off this time!! Glad things worked-out and your enjoying your travels once again. Fran |
| 21st April 2006 Jose Mendoza | Interesting - From: Life in a deserted city... Somehow I found this page to see you have very interesting comments and pictures of Tegucigalpa. Places where I'v been too since I live here. I' m sure you enjoyed La Tigra. I'ts such a nice place to be close of Tegucigalpa. Well, I hope you had a great time in my country and you are always welcome here! Since now you are in Nicaragua, well enjoy it too. Sincerely, Jose, jmendozahon@yahoo.com |
| 21st April 2006 Nola | - From: Escape from Honduras Nice tan, Lynn! |
| 17th April 2006 Ella | rugs - From: Our last few days in Antigua I also made a rug it was so much fun I made a rug with a bunch a fish people thought it was the best on the block |
| 11th April 2006 Sabia | :) - From: Honduras phase 1: Tegucigalpa Am glad to hear you're being watched over while you're traveling. |
| 10th April 2006 haddy | questions - From: More from Lago Izabal why do they have to gaurd the beer? Is that a boy or a girl in the picture of "looking up the coast"? What is Dengue fever? bye Lynn, talk to you later Haddy |
| 10th April 2006 fran | OMG! - From: Running out of gas on Lago Izabal well, there ya go....the "BIG" adventure of your trip.... glad you all stayed safe, and didn't get bit by a poisonous snake! great pictures....keep them coming! fran |
| 8th April 2006 Steve | In God We Trust... - From: Running out of gas on Lago Izabal Behind that kind man rowing you to sure, does it actually say "In God We Trust" on the boat bow? That quote must have been first said before the discovery of gasoline... so glad you survived... another memory maker! That waterfall looks like heaven! Will you ever return? Love, SC |
| 8th April 2006 Jen | - From: Running out of gas on Lago Izabal WHich Gilligan character where you? ha ha. At least you didn't loose your keys. |
| 8th April 2006 Nola | What an adventure! - From: Running out of gas on Lago Izabal They say it's not really an adventure unless, while it's happening, you wish only that you were at home in your own bed. I'm really enjoying following your travels. And not at all surprised that you were adopted by a cat. |
| 7th April 2006 Jen & Julia | Que Bonito - From: More from Lago Izabal El rio esta muy bonito. The picture are awesome. I thnk we will have to extend class hours when you come back just to here all about your adventure. |
| 3rd April 2006 Sabia | ...but we'd miss you if you stayed! - From: Tropical Paradise We already miss you...not a reflection on Allison at all, mind you...and we're looking forward to hearing the stories in person! And congratulations on the house sale! :) Sounds like a fantastic trip, Lynn, thanks so much for sharing. Safe continued journey, Sabia |