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| 5th May 2007 The Sage | Its a mad mad world - From: Leap of Faith It appears reading the comments on this blog that you have gained one convert for a future sky adventure. Please remember that the great creator would have given us wings if we had meant to fly. Never mind enjoy. |
| 3rd May 2007 Mum no 1 | Tax - From: Surfs up! He you didn't add that Mum had to pay £28 tax to receive your didgeridoo which will line Gordon Brown's pocket!! |
| 3rd May 2007 Mum no 1 | Wonderful - From: Leap of Faith Hi Beth Don't know if you got my comment. I hit a button and it disappeared. I said what a wonderful experience, can't wait to have a go. Yes another mad Haycock! Only hope my knee will improve before you get back xx |
| 3rd May 2007 Betty H | Going solo - From: Surfs up! I don't think so!! I'm not that brave just yet! |
| 3rd May 2007 White Whale | well Well Heavens above - From: Leap of Faith So you managed it at last , great, point to note , no survey on potential bar locations while you had such a good over view. Never mind you had other matters to deal with at 14,000 ft |
| 3rd May 2007 White Whale | Skydiver - From: Because i got high! Keep at it, if you don't do it you will always regret that you missed the opportunity, rather you than me though |
| 3rd May 2007 White Whale | Pub crawl - From: Surfs up! Good to see you are still investigating the liquid potential in these far off places--you should be an expert by now?--your view please |
| 3rd May 2007 White Whale | Plastic bags - From: Stars of tv! Just goes to show where ever you are in the world there is still a good use for the old plastic bag, "What about the enviroment " i hear you cry, well needs must and it appears the bags did give you maybe 5 mins of fame on TV. |
| 3rd May 2007 White Whale | Other advice - From: Team Tinfoil Crickey, this page of your blog seems to be a book in its self ? What can I say--so many interesting things, but I note you are now even getting advice on where to drink from one of your blog followers (The great wise one) good luck |
| 3rd May 2007 The great wise one | Speachles - From: Leap of Faith Well yes I am speachless, you are a lot braver than I am, Ibet it was amazing, only point to note is that you want to do it again, and it would appear that there are two other "mad" people in your family--no hope then for the Haycock's ? |
| 3rd May 2007 The great wise one | Tents to hemp - From: Because i got high! Well, I also am amazed to read that you slept in a native American Teepee, well at least its different--it also seems to go well with dread locks and mind bending drugs. Ah well O to be young-----take care |
| 2nd May 2007 The Sage | Miss Backpacker - From: Because i got high! Why did you not enter, I'm sure you would have given them all a run for their money if your photo on the blog is anything to go by ?? Never mind you still might come on another one further into your travels. Gung Ho |
| 2nd May 2007 The Sage | Musicals - From: Surfs up! I sense you have a talent in other areas, wanting to leard tjhe D-DOO best of luck you need a lot of puff and --courage. Be interested when you have your first solo performence !!! |
| 2nd May 2007 The Sage | Crocs - From: Stars of tv! This blog sounds very thrilling/exciting with a number of various events going on--keep on packing |
| 1st May 2007 The great wise one | Didger who - From: Surfs up! Well you now know that this instrument arrived safely at the home mansion, and one Broderick was duly appointed to play it. Well he didn't think much of it and he's now going to have words with the Vet. Still I'm sure he will enjoy listening to you when you are skilled in the art of playing ( if ever ? ) |
| 1st May 2007 The great wise one | TV and Zoo - From: Stars of tv! Well at last you have made it onto TV, now when you get to Mel. try and get a walk on part in you know what. The Zoo sounds good, didn't see any relatives behind bars then ?? |
| 1st May 2007 The Sage | Sand - From: Team Tinfoil I wish that I could walk the white beach ( without the Dingo's of course) it all sounds superb. On to the big city lights next ? |
| 30th April 2007 The great wise one | Tinfoil - From: Team Tinfoil Gosh, it all sounds very exciting, sand, sun, boxes of goon followed by spag/bol and driving a 4 wheeler with the international set. Good for you, go for it, when you get to civalisation ( Sydney/Mel ) I guess things will change--maybe not for the better !!!! big city life , for 2 girls from the back of beyound, in Sydney don't forget to try the bar with its own brewery on the harbour and maybe the Irish named market with about 400 stalls, from memory I think its called guess what "Paddy's Market" for you female shoppers its worth 1/2 day there. Don't buy from the first stall, shop around and if you see something make an offer, if they refuse go on to a similar store and bargin with them. Part of the fun. Good hunting . |
| 27th April 2007 White Whale | Alcohol - From: Perfect paradise Good to see you in holiday mode, and would appear to have done very little research on this leg of the trip regarding intoxicating substances. I am sure that when you return to "Blightv" you will still be able to advise the committee accordingly. Continued good luck |
| 23rd April 2007 mother number 2 | paradise found - From: Perfect paradise What fantastic beaches. I have never seen sand that white - it all sounds so fantastic. Shame about the diving though. Here's us all working away day in day out (shame) and you are out there having all this fun!! Pooey - baked beans - hope their was air conditioning on that bus. You may have been useful if the bus had run out of gas though. |
| 23rd April 2007 The Sage | Foreign bodies and bumps - From: Trials and Tribulations What in heavens name is a "cassowary" --do you mean casserole--oh I know here comes lunch if we can catch it and cook it. Poor thing. Sounds like you had a bumpy journey, still take the rough with the smooth |
| 23rd April 2007 The Sage | Beans means----------- - From: Perfect paradise See you finished this blog with a flourish. The beaches sound glorious would like to walk them except for the Stingers (are you sure these are from the ocean or young auzzie lads ?). |
| 23rd April 2007 The great wise one | sand and more sand - From: Perfect paradise Sounds fantastic---but I bet no good for bucket and spade to build sand castles, pleased that you could do more diving, also less pizza = less weight= skinny, don't worry , just enjoy. |
| 23rd April 2007 Mum no 1 | Windy - From: Perfect paradise Oh dear not baked beans poor Michelle. Mind you I bet you emptied the bus. Did you do it on purpose so that you could get a good uninterrupted nights sleep??? Love you Have fun x |
| 22nd April 2007 Mother number 2 | Into the unknown - From: Mission Impossible I once volunteered to be strapped to the outside of the Crunchie Plan - but to sky dive - no way. You should have spoken to James about this as he could have told you what it was like. Tom did a tandem sky dive with and we have the video - it looks jolly scary. Even so I expect you will enjoy it (when you have landed)! I shall take issue with the official mother - Jade Goody is not to be likened to the daughter!! |
| 22nd April 2007 mother number 2 | safari - From: Trials and Tribulations All this excitment is wearing me out!! It's all very well to say "it's only a flying spider" and that was only the beginning of the trip. How was Michelle, did she also get bitten. Hope your legs are recovering. It sounded all very scary but exciting nevertheless. Other than the bites hope you are keeping well. Love me |
| 22nd April 2007 Latecomer | Unerwater - From: I found Nemo!! "I'd like to be under the sea in an octopus's garden with you!" Remember that? Well you dives sound jolly wonderful and no doubt you enjoyed it seeing such spectacular fish. |
| 18th April 2007 Mum no 1 | Qualified - From: Mission Impossible Hi there do you think you and Michelle are now qualified to take part in Big Brother? with all those creepy crawlies. Just think you could be Jade Goody no 2!!!!!!!!!! |
| 16th April 2007 The Sage | Going to the dogs - From: Mission Impossible Its good to see you are having to use a tried and tested means of transport--the good old gryhound coach. I guess this way of travel will enable you to see more of the country even though you are just passing through, but I guess you can get on and off if you see something you would like to explore on route ? |
| 16th April 2007 White Whale | Feet on the ground - From: Mission Impossible No way would you get me up there, you must be very brave to consider jumping out of a plane of your own free will, I'm sure it must be an amazing experience floating down to earth. Look forward to hearing how you get on |
| 16th April 2007 White Whale | insects - From: Trials and Tribulations Didn.t like the sound of all these crawling, biting things urgh just goes to show that you have to watch out who you keep company with |
| 16th April 2007 White Whale | my relatives - From: I found Nemo!! So you met some of my relatives down under I guess I have not seen some of them for years, but most of us do travel around a bit. Nemo is a very colourful relative ( ha ha ) but very nice to meet. I'm sure you will meet more on your travels |
| 16th April 2007 The Sage | Flying - From: Mission Impossible Well you are braver than me--no way would I want to jump out into open space, several thousand feet above terra firma--what if it rains--you would also get wet (least of your problems) never mind hope all goes well when you do jump--it had better, otherwise no more blog !!!! |
| 15th April 2007 The great wise one | Mission impossible - From: Mission Impossible Bad luck, or in my opinion good luck, how can any sane person jump out of a plane for fun---well I guess knowing you then its self expnanatory. Have a good journey, no travel sickness allowed |
| 15th April 2007 The great wise one | Spiders and Mozzies - From: Trials and Tribulations Well you certainly are seeing the wild life--a little bit like "Get me out of here " when they have to eat something horrid to get their food/trreats. It all sounds very exciting, look forward to seeing the pics |
| 15th April 2007 The Sage | Fish , Fish and more Fish - From: I found Nemo!! Very interesting, thankgoodness you are not in a F & C shop (Fish and Chip) because not many spuds underwater joke--ok --not very good, Its great you were able to see so many different fish. |
| 14th April 2007 bobby | nemo - From: I found Nemo!! ha i managed to get a picture on my dives, so there, but you are in a oz and i'm not. Gutted you spotted a reef shark I didn't get to see one, boo, stop having fun, its making me depressed in brierley hill. Love ya x x x x |
| 14th April 2007 The great wise one | Nemo - From: I found Nemo!! You lucky thing, it must have been so "right on " when you spotted Nemo. The whole adventure takes on a new meaning when you see something special, although they are all special in their own way. Look forward to seeing the pics. when you post them on your blog |
| 13th April 2007 Mother Numebr 2 | Cairns - From: Gooners Shame that Cairns has been a disappointment to you both - never mind can's win them all. Glad to hear about the sun tan though. Mother Number 1 and I are in serious training for the Race for Life and have managed to walk as far as the top of Howley Grange now!! What do you think of that then??!! Ha Ha. Wishing you both well. Much love. xx |
| 13th April 2007 White Whale | Winw -in-a-box - From: Gooners Good to see still doing the market research I note, be interesting when you get further south, don't forget----SIP do not GULP |
| 12th April 2007 The Sage | Riding high - From: Gooners Good to see things are going well, improvement (in most cases) in your accomodation, food etc. Now don't get too soft with all this luxuary. |
| 11th April 2007 God Father | Going Away - From: Gooners Will have problems logging in to your Blogg for the next 6 weeks, how ever you may be meeting up with a relation of mine in New Zealand, that's of course if you get your timing right, they are living in Auckland and would love to meet up with you and Michelle. Will let you have their email address tomorrow. That will then give my ID away darn it!!! I was enjoying not being known. |
| 11th April 2007 The great wise one | choc bar and ants - From: Gooners Good to see you are enjoying the local cusine, but why not have chocolate coated ants, saves a lot of time and fuss. Nice to know your skin at last becoming used to the sun |
| 10th April 2007 Dad | photographs - From: Oz a la Canci's After your phone call have been BACK tracking --no not back packing on your Blogs to see the photo's understand you have only so far got to Chang (The Elephants)-the pictures are great especially the "Phants" looking forward to seeing the rest when you are to down load. Best of luck getting the new camera, let us know which one you went for. Also get a picture when you "Sky dive" . I think you should mention in your next Blog that you have now downloaded a lot of pics. so that ours will know, and be able to see them. Good luck, love Dad |
| 6th April 2007 The Sage | Yea Yea Yea - From: Oz a la Canci's Sounds like the Beatles, don't know why I'm sending this today, Good Friday a day of rest and prayer. Good to see everything is still on course and that you are enjoying your travelling---guess when you get back its time to pay , Oh Yea Yea--here we go Beatles again good luck Day Tripper on a Ticket to Ride, We all love you Yea Yea |
| 5th April 2007 Mother Number 2 | Australia - From: Oz a la Canci's Well it seems you have been well and truly looked after - wined and dined and been made very comfortable. This cannot go on you are being spoilt! As for bouncing aroung after eating kangaroo you will note that this is something I do all the while after eating the same such meat several years ago. It is called kangaroo because very many many years ago when some Scottish prisioners were taken to Australia they saw some large animals from the prison boat but could not get out of the hold and began shouting "I kangeroo, I kangeroo" (said with a scottish accent!!) (Joke supplied by Arthur). Sending you Easter wishes. The weather here is really lovely at the moment. Much love. J |
| 5th April 2007 White Whale | Football or whatever - From: Oz a la Canci's Gosh what's happened to the investigation of wine and beer (G& T does not count) what no research in the other half of Perth. Still a little bit of drying out will not do you both any harm. Good luck |
| 5th April 2007 The great wise one | Footie - From: Oz a la Canci's I guess more activity than a game at Anfield ( who by the way scored 3-0 away from home in the European cup this week, look a cert to go through to the next round ) had to let you know the result after all you are in the colonies ha ha. Note that with your new frienda, no mention of spaggetti--what's going on , or not might be the case--they sound nice people , put me down for a holiday home |
| 2nd April 2007 The Sage | shrimps, beer, wine and good company - From: Oz a la Grubbs Good to see that you are to knock our colonial cousins/friends into shape, everyone knows you can cook shrimps on a Barbie, they might not like it much, but thats life keep on packing |
| 1st April 2007 White Whale | Join the party - From: Oz a la Grubbs Well I've been reading your script for some time, and have come to the conclusion that you are either employed by one of the large international brewing organisations to spy on the competition, or you are or could become an alcoholic. Either way keep on partying but to assist others who may think the above, can you please start to give marks out of ten (thats if you can remember the next day---joke) for these brews/wines that many of us have never heard of ? |
