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| 10th October 2008 alephsvision | well done - From: Buddha Pillows and Dukkha I appreciate the telling of the experience. (I've thought of "doing a retreat" before, but never have) it sounded really honest |
| 12th August 2008 IT Training Delhi | - From: Studying in Delhi Delhi is a beautiful place to study in. Good to see you had a nice time. |
| 2nd October 2007 Nor nor | good for u Nick! - From: Leaving home for an adventure THis is by far the first good life experience blog I have read. enjoy all your travels ! I am sure your desk is missing you untead! n.b. |
| 16th April 2007 Anna | the wonders of indian toilets... - From: Last two weeks of freedom! Hmmm... I'm all for squat toilets.. got pretty used to them when I lived in India, but that thing? Fancy squatting on something you had to climb onto!!! |
| 26th March 2007 Matt/Jim | Peru pleasure - From: Cusco, Machu Picchu and all that... hey mate. I missed you by about 5 months back then. Glad you enjoyed the Inca ruins. Yes indeed, what a differance in prices especially if you are coming in from Bolivia too. Great photos, great blogs my firend. Keep them up if you can. |
| 28th January 2007 Mark | - From: Gitmo Great stuff............ |
| 26th April 2006 Nick | Birds - From: Studying in Delhi I've now been crapped on by birds on 4 different continents. As a result I'm a big fan of bird flu ..... they deserve it! |
| 19th April 2006 evil greg | wow great pics - From: Studying in Delhi wow nick great pics...we were all dying to know how it worked out...looks like a sunnier version of tooting lol |
| 19th April 2006 ItchyAdventurer | Wow - From: Buddha Pillows and Dukkha That sounds like is was such a unique and worthwhile experience - I'm very impressed. Thanks for sharing it; you're a talented writer. |
| 18th April 2006 Jeanette | The Two Nick's - From: Studying in Delhi Look's like you had an interesting time... too bad the birds crapped on Nick! As I know both of you, I am sure that this adventure was right for the both of you and that in reflection by Christmas you will both be happy that you worked hard and achieved a lot. bye for now, J |
| 16th March 2006 ItchyAdventurer | nice blog at last! - From: From Middle Earth to the Khao San Road, via Metropolis Well I'm still gracing the streets of Kings Cross and now Bankstown 4 months later - seems like I've been here an eternity. Anyway, what on earth happens next, and what was this mysterious plan that you made for Surat Thani? That's what I call a cliffhanger! |
| 17th December 2005 Dad | - From: Maui's Canoe Im amased you have the time to do this great Blog. I will add another monitor to my Laptop and show it to Mum between Xmas and New year!. I'll have to read it to her in episodes. Tell me more about Dutch girl anticts, by e.mail!!!! It's nice to see the comments from your old and new friends |
| 5th December 2005 ItchyAdevtursaurus | Great blog Nick - From: Maui's Canoe Your informative descriptions are eductaional (even though I've been to most of the same places, I'm still learning stuff from you) and entertaining. Keep up the good work! |
| 1st December 2005 Beth | The American mother-in-law-responds - From: Bolivia 4 - Sucre/Tiwanaku/Bike Ride Nick, I have greatly enjoyed your journal, particularly the section on Bolivia, as I revived my first experience there through your words and pictures. But---- since I have that Kiwi son-in-law---the one in the mountain biking business in La Paz, your photos and comments on New Zealand were well-received, as well. Thanks! |
| 30th November 2005 Moira | wish I had read this earlier - From: Maui's Canoe Just back from 5 weeks travelling in NZ and reading your journal has brought back fond memories. Wonderful country and yes North Island is a bit like Scotland but sunnier. Keep on writing Nick. Bon Voyage from an aged traveller |
| 23rd November 2005 Michelle | Hilarious Dutch Girls???? - From: Maui's Canoe Dutch girls?? Where??? Hahaha.. it was nice meeting you Nick!!! Have fun where ever you go!! Cheers, Michelle (one of the Dutch girls in your dorm in Queenstown!!) |
| 22nd November 2005 Nina | - From: Maui's Fish Nick, I think you should take up travel writing, your account is fascinating. I had wondered why we hadn't heard anything but then all those episodes arrived at once. Simply marvelous!!! Looking forward to the next episodes! |
| 21st November 2005 Mo Shafiq | Fantastic! - From: Maui's Fish Wow, been waiting for the next installment of the adventure, and then 10 come along at once! Looks like you are having a fantastic time! Miss you dude! |
| 10th November 2005 Mike | At last! - From: Goodbye Ecuador Hi Nick, finally found the blog. Work blocks the site and I lost the email for a while. Will catch up with your adventures over the weekend. Love the gender roles fotos. |
| 19th October 2005 Nick D | Biking Dutchman - From: Down the side of the World’s highest volcano on a bike Hope you enjoyed it! If so I take full credit for a storming recommendation. If not I deny all knowledge! |
| 19th October 2005 Nick D | Your Desk - From: Leaving home for an adventure .... is missing you! We've had to get a desk counseller in ;-) You'll be glad to know the weather is cold, wet and generally miserable in Leatherhead. Hope ur having fun ! |
| 8th October 2005 DAD | - From: Goodbye Ecuador What a lot! I will try to save to disc for Mum |
| 5th October 2005 Manuela | I confirm: the 2 days with Biking Dutchman was wicked! - From: Down the side of the World’s highest volcano on a bike i was with Nick there, and i can tell it was so far the best sensation i had on a bike! Amazing landscapes, great bunch of people...hope to hear more about your trip soon, Bon voyage! |
| 5th October 2005 ItchyAdventurer | Hola de Peru! - From: Down the side of the World’s highest volcano on a bike Nice blog Nick! Think the Spanish lessons are a good idea... wish I'd had time when I got here, but I've just about managed to get by. Good luck for the rest of your South American adventure. Adam R |
| 3rd October 2005 Dave | Glaciers - From: Down the side of the World’s highest volcano on a bike Dunno if I'm supposed to be the Dave with the knowledge of physical geography, but my guess would be that the temperature is low enough in average conditions for the existing ice not to melt but high enough that a large body of water such as the lake does not freeze. They call these sorts of volcanoes "calderas". |
| 29th September 2005 Andy | Dave's on the case - From: Down the side of the World’s highest volcano on a bike I think blog is about the only one Dave isn't reading at the moment but he's on the case about the glacier thing.... should have an answer within the next 10-15 minutes |
| 26th September 2005 Mia | Hey! - From: Down the side of the World’s highest volcano on a bike Fantastic panorama of the crater Nick! Glad to hear you're having such a great time. Keep on trying to breathe - I hear it's quite good for you!! Mx |
| 24th September 2005 greg trimble | go 4 it nick - From: Leaving home for an adventure Nick, ur the man, get more photos up of those sunnny places! and stay away from the lady boys hehe |
| 24th September 2005 Dad | Looks good the Blog! - From: Leaving home for an adventure I am sure itis easy to do. Sent e.mail from Sorrento |
| 22nd September 2005 Jane | Yeah! - From: Leaving home for an adventure Yeah Nick, strike while the iron is hot! I shall read your blog with great interest as you journey on. What good news about Rob and Lynn Love Jane |
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