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Date: 23rd June 2007
congratulations!!!!
You have finally made it! We are proud of your achievement, I don't think I can do that, but I am sure I can do it at a much shorter time than you did, kekeke. 3 months, time really flies. Be careful in SA, that may be the most dangerous place in your entire journey. Unlike the other ulu places you have visited, where people are more simple in their lives. Cape Town is like New York in the past, or the present Shenzhen, people are hungry yet they have no other avenues but to do vices to achieve what they want. On the homepage, its really amazing to see that red region you had travelled on the African continent, crossed the Tropic of Cancer, crossed the Equator and crossed the Tropic of Capricorn... very well said. BRAVO! OK, see you soon. Do be extra careful.
From Blog: Finally.. in Cape Town!
congratulations!!!!
You have finally made it! We are proud of your achievement, I don't think I can do that, but I am sure I can do it at a much shorter time than you did, kekeke. 3 months, time really flies. Be careful in SA, that may be the most dangerous place in your entire journey. Unlike the other ulu places you have visited, where people are more simple in their lives. Cape Town is like New York in the past, or the present Shenzhen, people are hungry yet they have no other avenues but to do vices to achieve what they want. On the homepage, its really amazing to see that red region you had travelled on the African continent, crossed the Tropic of Cancer, crossed the Equator and crossed the Tropic of Capricorn... very well said. BRAVO! OK, see you soon. Do be extra careful.
From Blog: Finally.. in Cape Town!
Date: 17th June 2007
Very good, useful blog!
Hey, Your blog is full of good, practical tips to help me plan my trip. Basically I'll be following in your footsteps in a couple of weeks - and I'll try to avoid your mistakes - like the money-changing trick! Thanks for your reports. Hank in Bangkok
From Blog: Victoria Falls - Zambian Side
Very good, useful blog!
Hey, Your blog is full of good, practical tips to help me plan my trip. Basically I'll be following in your footsteps in a couple of weeks - and I'll try to avoid your mistakes - like the money-changing trick! Thanks for your reports. Hank in Bangkok
From Blog: Victoria Falls - Zambian Side
Date: 16th June 2007
yeah, saw that cafe on the Google Earth as well :-)
Dad just commented that he had never heard people going for a tour that lasts 3 months, never .... haha, it carries a message.
From Blog: Swakopmund - Where desert dunes and the ocean meet...
yeah, saw that cafe on the Google Earth as well :-)
Dad just commented that he had never heard people going for a tour that lasts 3 months, never .... haha, it carries a message.
From Blog: Swakopmund - Where desert dunes and the ocean meet...
Date: 9th June 2007
Money No Problem
Ahhhh, you spend money. Nevermind! Cos must enjoy while you're there. The desert awaits you in Dubai. Then you want safari oso dun have. So follow your every whim and fancy. Heh heh. But come back in one piece. With gugujiao attached.
From Blog: Maun - The Safari Gateway to Botswana
Money No Problem
Ahhhh, you spend money. Nevermind! Cos must enjoy while you're there. The desert awaits you in Dubai. Then you want safari oso dun have. So follow your every whim and fancy. Heh heh. But come back in one piece. With gugujiao attached.
From Blog: Maun - The Safari Gateway to Botswana
Date: 7th June 2007
you did all the dangerous stuffs today...
... chanlege the local money changer and the bungee jumping. I wonder if the Google translator is able to convey your stunts in Chinese well. I am sure dad will not be that adventurous.
From Blog: Victoria Falls - Zimbabwean Side
you did all the dangerous stuffs today...
... chanlege the local money changer and the bungee jumping. I wonder if the Google translator is able to convey your stunts in Chinese well. I am sure dad will not be that adventurous.
From Blog: Victoria Falls - Zimbabwean Side
Date: 4th June 2007
Aims and Results
Bro, just my personal opinion. You said that you embarked on this trip in the backpacker's way so that you can go out hitting the ground and be one with the locals. However, your pictures show the touristy photographs. Feels like I am looking at typical shots taken by a tourist, not an adventurer. Maybe you chose to convey that through your posts? But it would be nice to see a different side of your journey instead of just reading about it. Dun "niao" me hor! I only share my feelings with you mah! Heh heh... And also, you named one of your photopgraphs as "Close up of lioness" (http://www.travelblog.org/Africa/Tanzania/Ngorongoro-Crater/blog-165458-21.html) First, there were two of them but secondly and more importantly, I don't think lionesses have spots... :/
From Blog: Photos for Ngorongoro Crater
Aims and Results
Bro, just my personal opinion. You said that you embarked on this trip in the backpacker's way so that you can go out hitting the ground and be one with the locals. However, your pictures show the touristy photographs. Feels like I am looking at typical shots taken by a tourist, not an adventurer. Maybe you chose to convey that through your posts? But it would be nice to see a different side of your journey instead of just reading about it. Dun "niao" me hor! I only share my feelings with you mah! Heh heh... And also, you named one of your photopgraphs as "Close up of lioness" (http://www.travelblog.org/Africa/Tanzania/Ngorongoro-Crater/blog-165458-21.html) First, there were two of them but secondly and more importantly, I don't think lionesses have spots... :/
From Blog: Photos for Ngorongoro Crater
Date: 4th June 2007
Your parents need a godson?
Then you can bring me go and see Vic Falls too... I'd pass on the bungie and you cansave money. I'd be your photographer/videopgrapher so that there'd be someone to capture your graceful descend for you next time. Camera and lenses not included.
From Blog: Victoria Falls - Zimbabwean Side
Your parents need a godson?
Then you can bring me go and see Vic Falls too... I'd pass on the bungie and you cansave money. I'd be your photographer/videopgrapher so that there'd be someone to capture your graceful descend for you next time. Camera and lenses not included.
From Blog: Victoria Falls - Zimbabwean Side
Date: 23rd May 2007
Sounds like.... Phuket
Nice nice nice...! The plantation tour, the dives, etc! Sounds like fun... but in a way also sounds like Phuket. Join the Siam Safari, ride elephant, ride ox cart, go canoeing, see rubber tappingm see fruit trees. Somehow, the ang mohs always like mountain tortoise never see before even though there are a lot of orchard homestays in Australia that even have the mysterious miracle fruit. You very studious. Go diving still bring dive chart. Really is not forget your engineering background. Tried drift diving once in Phuket with strong currents and it feels like you are using DPV. Shiokz! But must have good control but won't be able to make superman pose lah. Funny thing is that you will see the fish also fight against the current and bob up and down with the waves/current (relative to the rocks). Wonder if they get motion sickness... ...
From Blog: 2 Days of Diving at Zanzibar (Photos uploaded!)
Sounds like.... Phuket
Nice nice nice...! The plantation tour, the dives, etc! Sounds like fun... but in a way also sounds like Phuket. Join the Siam Safari, ride elephant, ride ox cart, go canoeing, see rubber tappingm see fruit trees. Somehow, the ang mohs always like mountain tortoise never see before even though there are a lot of orchard homestays in Australia that even have the mysterious miracle fruit. You very studious. Go diving still bring dive chart. Really is not forget your engineering background. Tried drift diving once in Phuket with strong currents and it feels like you are using DPV. Shiokz! But must have good control but won't be able to make superman pose lah. Funny thing is that you will see the fish also fight against the current and bob up and down with the waves/current (relative to the rocks). Wonder if they get motion sickness... ...
From Blog: 2 Days of Diving at Zanzibar (Photos uploaded!)
Date: 19th May 2007
Make the Best out of this Moment
Your mummy will weep if she read this : ) Your family and frens will always be here... As much as you miss home, I'm sure all of us miss your presence too... you are not forgotten! Out with them watching soccer and yeah... I'll miss this lot of company in future... when u, mel, adrian, GR, Bernard, ying are all out of town... Make the best out of this trip... Soon you will miss the trip too : )
From Blog: Zanzibar - dream destination for many... (Photos uploaded!)
Make the Best out of this Moment
Your mummy will weep if she read this : ) Your family and frens will always be here... As much as you miss home, I'm sure all of us miss your presence too... you are not forgotten! Out with them watching soccer and yeah... I'll miss this lot of company in future... when u, mel, adrian, GR, Bernard, ying are all out of town... Make the best out of this trip... Soon you will miss the trip too : )
From Blog: Zanzibar - dream destination for many... (Photos uploaded!)
Date: 17th May 2007
I also see elephant...!
unfortunately only at the local zoo... but I get to ride them! yay!
From Blog: Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater
I also see elephant...!
unfortunately only at the local zoo... but I get to ride them! yay!
From Blog: Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater
Date: 14th May 2007
Ahhh
Ahhh, I come back liao. Reading your blogs. I wish I with you travelling. But for sure you need bigger budget heeheehee. And life insurance. And need to stop me from doing stoopid things. But it would've been an experience and a milestone in our relationship *hugz* Gay enough? :D
From Blog: Back in Nairobi
Ahhh
Ahhh, I come back liao. Reading your blogs. I wish I with you travelling. But for sure you need bigger budget heeheehee. And life insurance. And need to stop me from doing stoopid things. But it would've been an experience and a milestone in our relationship *hugz* Gay enough? :D
From Blog: Back in Nairobi
Date: 14th May 2007
Good point
I'm not entirely sure, but I have heard of some africans who ended up in india during those times, but I'm sure also that the amounts of people who came to kenya and the ones who went from kenya to india are disproportionate...it could also be, like you said, because of the goods and stuff...so I'm not really sure...anywayz, look forward to the next entry
From Blog: Mombasa - Gateway to Africa
Good point
I'm not entirely sure, but I have heard of some africans who ended up in india during those times, but I'm sure also that the amounts of people who came to kenya and the ones who went from kenya to india are disproportionate...it could also be, like you said, because of the goods and stuff...so I'm not really sure...anywayz, look forward to the next entry
From Blog: Mombasa - Gateway to Africa
Date: 14th May 2007
Tanzania
I like Tanzania better than Masaai Mara, because you see more games in Tanzania. Don't change Zimbabwe dollars , they are useless. Did You try the game meat restaurant in Nairobi?
From Blog: Back in Nairobi
Tanzania
I like Tanzania better than Masaai Mara, because you see more games in Tanzania. Don't change Zimbabwe dollars , they are useless. Did You try the game meat restaurant in Nairobi?
From Blog: Back in Nairobi
Date: 14th May 2007
nice to know you
Hi johan , iam indo chinese living in sydney, I do travel alot too. nice reading you travel diaries. I have been to the places you going right now. enjoy your jorney and take care. eric
From Blog: Lazy Sunday in Nairobi
nice to know you
Hi johan , iam indo chinese living in sydney, I do travel alot too. nice reading you travel diaries. I have been to the places you going right now. enjoy your jorney and take care. eric
From Blog: Lazy Sunday in Nairobi
Date: 13th May 2007
what bots that you have to do in Zimbabwe?
Why they got free hotel but you have to stay at backpakers?
From Blog: Back in Nairobi
what bots that you have to do in Zimbabwe?
Why they got free hotel but you have to stay at backpakers?
From Blog: Back in Nairobi













Pearlyn
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Amazing!
I can't believe you've travelled so far and for so long, and alone most of the time. I told KC that I enjoy reading your blog because it's something I will never do. So I can only experience it vicariously via your blog. And oooh, those tears...that I think I can empathise. Take care!
From Blog: Finally.. in Cape Town!