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| 30th June 2008 Anita | - From: Germany to Slovenia via Switzerland and Italy I know exactly what you mean about getting over China and getting used to Europe - I keep giving way to cars even at pedestrian crossings and forget to put my seat-belt on! Am enjoying the brown bread and cheese in particular. Anyway, greetings from Venice! Anita |
| 29th June 2008 shirley Mercer | great to hear about your travels - From: Germany to Slovenia via Switzerland and Italy Emily sent your Blog site to me. I am so pleased that you are continuing with your travels and having so much fun. Give my love to your parents. I hope they are both well. Love Shirley |
| 28th June 2008 Ronnie | - From: Germany to Slovenia via Switzerland and Italy after much testing we decided the best wine for the best price was anything around 2 Euros :) the one bottle we bought for 95c we had to tip most of it out!! |
| 27th June 2008 Emily | - From: Germany to Slovenia via Switzerland and Italy The cheap wine was fantastic! Hope to bump into you again in Europe. Happy travels 'til then. |
| 27th June 2008 Andrea and Rich | - From: Germany to Slovenia via Switzerland and Italy tell Tim and Rina we'll be visiting shortly! Think we could manage vineyards it Italy quite well... Enjoy Eastern Europe |
| 18th June 2008 Eleanor | - From: The Silk Road Cool photos Cielle. Glad you and Sarah survived and sounds like you had a fascinating experience. Remember the terracotta warriors in 4th form History? Say hi to Anna and Sarah for me, haven't heard from her in a while:-) |
| 16th June 2008 Mark | - From: The Silk Road Thanks for this, I've just re-lived the trip, without any of the hard work :-) |
| 16th June 2008 Belinda | - From: The Silk Road looks and sounds amazing. |
| 15th June 2008 kiwi chick | Wow! - From: The Silk Road Awesome photos Cielle. I especially love the "Paints at the market" photo. Have just given it 5 stars! Take care. |
| 21st May 2008 Alison | Seahorses - From: Shanghai and Beijing Most alarmed at your food market pic - do they really eat seahorses? how? baked on a stick? with chilli sauce? |
| 10th March 2008 Eleanor | photos - From: From Halifax to Hokitika and beyond I must say Cielle, you do take a great photos...very postcardy:-) |
| 22nd January 2008 Matthew Paugh | Vancouver ? Home? - From: Flying squirrels, Christmas and home time Jealous you are enjoying home so nicely. I have only ever seen 1 flying squirrel, if its of any use to you it is a place called Lindsay Lake in the Musquodoboit Valley about 6 years ago, during the winter. Anyways, enjoy gods country while it lasts. When you are in Vancouver, give me a ring as a i stay at the Samesun on Granville when not on the road with Moose. Cheers |
| 21st January 2008 Caroline | - From: Flying squirrels, Christmas and home time Lots of great pics Cielle! I like the idea of flying squirrels. We're looking forward to having you back, albeit briefly! |
| 21st January 2008 Wayne Minnis | The Lower Deck, wooooo! - From: Flying squirrels, Christmas and home time So jealous you guys still get to go see Signal Hill ; ( They weren't in Toronto last time I passed through. |
| 21st January 2008 Eleanor | - From: Flying squirrels, Christmas and home time Ohh it's all so pretty and those flying squirrels are gorgeous too...why are they so endangered? Is it their ecosystem being destroyed? Hope you weren't blown over in the flurries and squalls! Back to school for me today planning! |
| 21st January 2008 Michelle Carson | Cooking here in Mastervegas - From: Flying squirrels, Christmas and home time Hi Cielle, currently is 22 deg at 8.30am. We've been experiencing 30+ temps these past few days. Heading for Gold Coast on Sat for 16 days - cant wait. Sadly we lost Catriona Robertson on Friday (work forced her out in the end). She's going to be the Retirement Commissioners head Comms person (GW really cant compete)! Keep the blogs coming, and keep safe. |
| 21st January 2008 Andrea | ice skating video - From: Flying squirrels, Christmas and home time maybe Elisa could upload the video onto YouTube so we could all share in the laughs! |
| 30th November 2007 Brent | - From: I´ve been to Sydney and back So possums aren't sooo bad :P Just so long as they're dead and their fur is made into warm clothing? |
| 28th November 2007 Emily | - From: I´ve been to Sydney and back At least you still have your scarve to add when it starts to get really cold!!!! Good luck with the Turtles...... |
| 8th October 2007 Greg | FPP - From: Over in the East Yes, Canada does use FPP - although interestingly Canada has largely escaped Duverger's Law (that makes FPP create a two-party system) - although a number of provinces (including Ontario) are looking at changing to other systems. Sounds like you are having a good time. What's the difference between a teabag and the All Blacks? The teabag stays in the cup longer! What's the difference between Graham Henry and viagra? At least Viagra gives you a semi! |
| 7th October 2007 Mum | cute furry No 11 - From: Over in the East Ohh ... cute furry no 11 just gets my vote - is that raccoon? and the cheese and gravy with chips all piled up together? sounds ghastly. Just for your info you should know that you may not get many responses from any kiwi male for a wee while, most of them are in the depths of despair. For the next few days women have to carry the day here... the weather has also packed a sad along with the men - its not raining cats and dogs more like whales and elephants. Anyway on with your journeys East Canada sounds lovely. mum |
| 3rd October 2007 Geoff Lewis | - From: Grizzlies, moose and Terrace A belated Happy Birthday |
| 28th September 2007 Tracey | Nisga'a Lands - From: Grizzlies, moose and Terrace Love the Pics, Just for your info, Pic of Volcano is on Nisga'a Lands, and Lava flow is through the Nass Valley between the Communities of New Aiyansh and Canyon City. For further info on Moose and Grizzlies, Contact our Nisga'a Lisims Government - Nisga'a Fisheries and Wildlife Department. |
| 20th September 2007 Greg Stephens | - From: Grizzlies, moose and Terrace Sounds like you are having heaps of fun. |
| 18th September 2007 Michelle Carson | Canada dreaming - From: Grizzlies, moose and Terrace I feel like I'm travelling Canada with you Cielle. Look forward to hearing of your next instalment of adventures |
| 6th September 2007 Cielle | - From: Alaskan dreaming Of course not, it just looks very, very similar ;) |
| 6th September 2007 Ben Winder | - From: Alaskan dreaming Looks and sounds like you've forgotten all about us.....but wait is that a GW waterbottle your drinking out of in the photo of the cake? Surely not? |
| 3rd September 2007 Michelle Carson | Awsome - From: Alaskan dreaming What a fantastic place Alaska looks. Great way to spend your birthday (mine was spent in hospital with younger daughter suffering from concussion)! So now your going to get a job? |
| 2nd September 2007 Greg | - From: Alaskan dreaming Sounds like you are having a lot of fun. Very cool trip |
| 30th August 2007 Alex | Wicked! - From: Alaskan dreaming Sounds like a most excellent trip. Whales, Bears and Moose - so cool! Guess I'll have to add Alaska to the list then....! |
| 30th August 2007 Ronnie | wow - From: Alaskan dreaming Looks like you had an amazing time! And good to see you still got a b'day cake!!! Ronnie |
| 30th August 2007 Eleanor | So impressed - From: Alaskan dreaming So impressed with your informative blog Cielle and all the cool pictures. Dare I say I would like to go to Alaska now too!? |
| 30th August 2007 Emily | - From: Alaskan dreaming I love the pics.....the ice bergs look fantastic and the scenery amazing. Happy travelling...'til we meet in Montreal!! |
| 25th July 2007 Eleanor | Hollering! - From: Cowboys, mounties and working life Wow - the Calgary stampede certainly must have made an impression on you...never heard you say the word 'hollering' before. Must be all them cowboy folk eh?? Sounds great...another reason to visit Canada now! |
| 9th July 2007 Caroline | - From: An update at last Sorry to hear about Emily's pack getting stolen. If you can't trust a safe storage locker then what can you trust? Animals very cute. It sounds like you're having a great time! |
| 26th June 2007 Paulette | Great sales job! - From: An update at last I have to agree, I'm starting to look at The Rockies as a possible holiday destination in the near future - it sounds fantastic! Glad to hear you're having a fab time - enjoy it as much as poss before the call of paid employment becomes too strong to resist! Cheers Px |
| 25th June 2007 Eleanor | Wow! - From: An update at last Wow, Cielle great pictures - especially Peyto Lake. I had never really thought too much about visiting Canada but you have definitely interested me with your great Blog....hmmm I think Cute furry 2 mightn't be so cute if you went up to him though! luv Elly:-) |
| 25th June 2007 Michelle Carson | I'm very envious - From: An update at last Get off your butt and get a job your having too much of a good time! Wow the scenery is spectacular Cielle and I love all the furry creatures that you've met on the way (however I noticed there was no mention yet of a Mountie on the horizon). Freezing, icy cold here, your missing nothing. Keep the updates coming when you can. Fond wishes Michelle |
| 5th June 2007 Michael Stephens | Hello from cyberpace - From: Vancouver Good luck on your Adventures! The Aussie Stephens |
| 2nd June 2007 Mel | suppression bridge? - From: Vancouver to Whistler suppression bridge? ha ha Don't you mean Suspension bridge? Though I am very interested in how a suppression bridge would work out! ;-) |
| 30th May 2007 Cielle | - From: Vancouver to Whistler Yep we did. We had a lovely dinner at a local pub. I have a photo to - I'll send it to you soon (when I find a computer that will read my camera!) |
| 28th May 2007 Ronnie | ooh a bear cub! Exciting!q - From: Vancouver to Whistler and did you meet up with Claire? |
| 28th May 2007 Michelle Carson | - From: Vancouver to Whistler Hi Ceille Doesn't even sound like WORK is in your vocab anymore. It's -2 here this morning so I feel like I'm in Canada even though I'm not. Not much going on here, Dave left for Aussie on Sunday but failed to say goodbye before he left; rumour flying round here is that Scott Forbes has been managed out of his job and GW are currently looking at restructuring BioWorks. Wayne's been put in charge of it for the time being. Tim B finishes here this Friday and strangely enough Murray is involved in his leaving doo (must be capable of doing it for some but not others ah). Anyway enough, sounds like your having an amazing time over there. Glad you've put the socks, and scarf to good use already. Please keep in touch. Happy travels Michelle |
| 21st May 2007 Mel R | Hey! - From: Vancouver Hey Cielle! Good to hear you made it there! Vancouver is such a gorgeous city! The squirrels cracked me up as well - and the Americans and Canadians looked at me strange for taking photos of them. The squirrels are pretty well trained, and would run up to me with their hands out for food......so cute! Have fun and take care! :-) |
| 21st May 2007 Eleanor | awww - From: Vancouver awww cute squirrel...I'd like to see some more:-) I guess the next step is to find a hockey team to support...eh? |
| 17th May 2007 Sara | HI YAAAAA!!!! - From: Vancouver Glad to hear you have arrived safely. Your job was advertised in the paper this week, everyone here keeps asking me if I am going to apply :-) Vancouver sounds like a fascinating place with lots to see. So good to hear from you Sara |
| 15th May 2007 Catherine | Ke Ora from Kiwi Land - From: Vancouver I'm envious already. - Snow capped mountains, Beaches, Stanley Park-complete with its wildlife, and local culture.... What a great start to your journey. I'm glad to hear you are galantly protecting Emily from the squirrels. :) So good to hear from you and keep having fun Ka Kite Ano Catherine |
| 13th May 2007 Alison | you have arrived - From: Vancouver Seems like all the technology is working and so did the ticket to Seattle! So that is a few qualms put to rest. I hope you spent the american dollars on lunch in San Fransico. Stanley Park is lovely, I thought the totems were fabulous too. That is where I saw the raccoons roaming around. I had contemplated walking from there to Gastown but hesitated but I am sure you can do it but not so certain about how long it would take. If you enjoyed the totems you would probably enjoy the ones at the UBC museum too. But lots more to see. I suppose there is still a lot of snow around as it is only May. I also presume it is going to take a while to get the bank account and tax stuff organised. Lots on your mind but you are making rapid progress on all fronts. We had the usual sort of weekend out for dinner with the Kaisars and the Whitefords (Sue was sick) and a walk with Dan and Liz on Sunday. I went around for a walk around Oriental Bay and Roseneath on Saturday while your dad went running. Beautiful days here. It was specially lovely hearing from you. I guess that was the highlight of the weekend. We are off to Christchurch on Thursday to check out Andrea and the wedding plans. Till next time take care and enjoy yourself. love mum |
| 13th May 2007 Ronnie | hello - From: Vancouver hey great to hear from you. i'm sitting at home trying to write a press release in case the chorus wins the competition next weekend. boring! just sent you a txt and forgot to say who it was from - hope you recognise the number! Love Ronnie |
| 13th May 2007 Greg | - From: Vancouver Good to hear you are okay. |
