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| 22nd May 2006 Felicia | - From: Out and about in Santiago Your blog brings back memories from the semester I spent there in 2001. I wish I cuold go back and stay for a year. |
| 17th March 2006 steve | im back! - From: Wild Borneo hey there bex hows things. Just found your website and it looks great. Im back out working with Scuba Junkie and we're bigger than ever. Hope your both good, and your finding nemo picture is still up! steve@scuabjunkie! |
| 3rd March 2006 Jeniffer | baccarat hints - From: Wow - what a flight! A great site where one can enjoy the thought of a great mind long departed. Cheers for the good work! |
| 23rd February 2006 Katie Bruton | Climbing Kinabalu - From: Mt Kinabalu - who said anyone could climb it?! Hi I really enjoyed reading your account of climbing Kinabalu. My husband and I are heading over to Borneo in a month's time and are booked in to Laban Rata for a night around the middle of April. I was just wondering whether you had any tips to pass on. We are debating whether to do the climb in walking boots (solid and comfortable with ankle support - good for descent) or more lightweight trainer type shoes. the former obviously will have less grip on the granite but I don;t know how important it is to have waterproof footwear. We are reasonably experienced walkers and have done a bit of rock climbing too - Kinabalu seems an ideal mix of the two ! Any suggestions you have would be appreciated. Especially how cold it was at the top and how much water you carried with you. Did you need gloves, hat etc. My email address is d-k.bruton@ntlworld.com and I look forward to hearing from you when you have a minute. regards Katie Bruton |
| 21st January 2006 Jimmy | explore - From: From the Nazca Lines to the White City you guys definitely have to check out Bolivia. I just returned from a tour all around Bolivia and it was something I never experienced before, even while travelling to other parts of South America. Since you're going to Brazil, maybe you guys could swing by on Bolivia's Eastern region (Santa Cruz)... |
| 5th October 2005 Rose and Brent | In 'chile' edinburgh! - From: Floating at 3820m |
| 30th September 2005 pablo | chicha - From: Ups and downs in northern Chile traditionally, chilean chicha is made from either fermented grapes or apples. in the andean highlands it is made from corn. san pedro is a bit between these two worlds and is very different from the rest of chile so you may very well have had the maize kind, though i've never had it anywhere in chile (and i'm from there). sorry to hear about your camera. good luck on the rest of your trip. i've enjoyed 'travelling' with you. |
| 28th September 2005 saran | bummer - From: Ups and downs in northern Chile such a shame about your camera. I just left the americas, after spending 6 paranoid weeks there, my eyes never left my stuff. Most stress i've had in 2 years! See you both soon, xx |
| 21st September 2005 danny | ... - From: Out and about in Santiago Wow, spectacular!! Chile seems amazing! |
| 12th September 2005 Karam | Wow - breathless photos! - From: Relaxing in the worlds belly button! looks like you guys are having an awesome time!! the photos are awesome as well - I hope Rich you are tasting the worlds different beers as well!! |
| 7th September 2005 ashok | Nice breif. - From: Goodbye Nepal It was quite good breif about Chitwan, very honest. ashokmer@bom5.vsnl.net.in |
| 29th August 2005 saran | - From: North Island - Sweet as Bro! Wow, guys, adventures never ending. Your photos are getting better and better. Just thinking of you today, whilst doing a shit dive in Costa Rica. Do you know if our painting ever got finished?! |
| 25th August 2005 Karam | Hey Bro - From: North Island - Sweet as Bro! Hows it Richard....glad you are enjoying NZ, you have seen sight if our great country I havent even seen yet and I have been here for over 30 years!!! Enjoy the rest of your wonderful journey and take it easy!! cheers Karam |
| 24th August 2005 Elle | - From: North Island - Sweet as Bro! Hi Becky, its great following your travels, hope to see you soon, the 267 is oh so quiet |
| 22nd August 2005 Rebecca M | - From: North Island - Sweet as Bro! Hey Becky, it sounds like you guys are having an awesome time! I'm so happy you did the sky dive, I'm going to follow in your footsteps soon. Work's not the same without you, too quiet, and even Elvis's mum has been subdued since you left. Keep having fun, hopefully can catch up before you leave! Travel safe Rebecca |
| 17th July 2005 geeny | nice - From: The East Coast Road Trip nice duck!! |
| 19th April 2005 anonymous | hello - From: Wild Borneo nice one guys! Congrats on both being AOW divers! How are the legs, hope you made it up the mountain ok. I arrived in bangkok during new year celebrations, which is basically a water and talc fight for 3 days. Due to pain in legs was unable to move quickly, and was therefore drenched and soaked everytime I left hotel. Now in Cambodia, and loving it. Looking forward to reading your next installment, lol, saran xx - saran |
| 16th April 2005 anonymous | - From: The Kolkata Experience Why do you guys all live in the horrible Sudder Street area in Kolkata? It's like living in one of the worst parts of the city and then cringing - oh how awful the place is. Must be a Lonely Planet thing. - Kolkata Basi |
| 15th March 2005 anonymous | Chinese Border - From: Dragon Pools and Leaping Tigers Really enjoying your travels and travails. Great photos!!! Would love to know how easy it is to pass into China - did you have prearranged visas etc. - Kiwigold |
| 14th March 2005 Teman | Lazy Goa - From: Goa - Part 2 Hello Bex and Rich, I just returned from the lazy Goa. I am smitten by her beauty and serenity. Goa has just about everything. I went Bird watching one day, the next for crocodile spotting, Scuba diving for a day - not so good due to murky waters, enjoyed the sumptuous sunsets - a sight to behold for life. On the way back from the jungle Dursager water falls spotted two king cobras matting dance. It was a great trip. I want to go back as soon as I could, again. Just to lazy arround. regards, ken. |
| 3rd March 2005 anonymous | Thank You - From: Dragon Pools and Leaping Tigers I am yearning to follow in your footsteps by ditching my "good paying job" and travelling the world. Thank you so much for your humorous and descriptive tales. I read these BLOGS to help prepare myself for my journey. It is inpsiring to read about someone else taking the leap. The one piece of info that I have failed to grasp is all of the real details like how much to budget, what guide books to use, how to manage the language barrier...not movie material, but facts that would help. Perhaps it is necessary to just learn as I go. Thanks again for your journals; you are a lucky couple to be sharing such an amazing journey together. Cheri Martz Austin, TX - austincheri |
| 16th February 2005 anonymous | Dragon?...What dragon? - From: Vietnam - 'On the busses' Hi my little loves... Laughed out loud in the uni library when I read this! I can't believe how amazing it all looks...apart from Rich....he tried to slip me the tongue! Miss you both soooooo much and keep sending the cracking blogs. Love you, miss you, Lil Sis Rose xxxx - Rosie |
| 28th December 2004 anonymous | Loving your travel stories - From: Goa - Part 1 Im a kiwifruit farmer in New Zealand whose wife has a longtime wish to see India - one day... Loving your stories and pictures. keep it up.If you are coming to NZ you have a bed here. - kiwigold |
| 24th December 2004 anonymous | What a view - From: Goa - Part 1 You're spot in Palolem looks lovely. I will be arriving there in late January from Canada - what is the name of the quiet beach resort you are staying at? Merry Christmas! - Tanya |
| 19th November 2004 anonymous | Hi Big Sis and Little Richard! - From: Landed! I am truly green! I'm just about to prepare for another day of crazy 6 year olds and you guys are heading for Nepal! Sorry about the usb...but you have a reading light! Really glad you're both grand, missing you like... (in the words of Jenna)...a hole in the head! Think about it, a holeless head is crap! Love ya, Wee Rosie xxxxxxxxxxx everyone is cool at home xxxxxx |
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