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8th July 2016
An Eerie Landscape

taracloud
Tara Cloud

Adventures Ahead!
Yellow Knife, Northwest Passage--even the names cry 'adventure!' While your Madawaska River splashing sounded great, your amazing plane rides (yummy little Twin Otter) stunning, and your escape from Black Knight pretty funny, I'm dying to see what you found after you waded across that freezing river to your camp. I googled the camp, and it sounds out of this world. The destination and your journey there--pretty spectacular!
From Blog: He doesn't Like You.
6th July 2016

Doug
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Another Great Post
You do get around. Is Arctic Watch a Quark operation? Fascinating part of the world. Closest I have gotten is Baffin Island back in the early 90s with friends for a couple of weeks....hiking across the tip of the Island through Auyuittiq National Park. Hope you both are well. Drop us a note sometime and bring us up to date. All the best...Doug and Robin.
From Blog: He doesn't Like You.
12th June 2016

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

PE Island Off Season
There are advantages and disadvantages to traveling off season. Plenty of ice cream and lots of great hiking. Sounds perfect. I never have read the Anne of Green Gables but seems very popular.
From Blog: Meeting Mr MacDonald...
12th June 2016

Susan Hochstedler
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PEI
Haven't been there yet, want to, this makes me want to even more! :)
From Blog: Meeting Mr MacDonald...
24th May 2016

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Addicted to cheese
Dave says he will have it engraved on my urn, "she loved cheese". My mouth is waiting as I read your blog. Cheese, cheese and more cheese please. When you come to Florida to see us we'll have to have a cheese tasting.
From Blog: A Piece of Cheese? Yes Please.
24th May 2016

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

Missed cheese opportunity!
We are cheese-aholics! I missed my opportunity to raid your fridge of cheese, I was in Fort Lauderdale last week for a work related course. I was only there for three days though - next time! You could also raid our fridge if you ever head to northern Manitoba?
From Blog: A Piece of Cheese? Yes Please.
21st May 2016
The Lighthouse

taracloud
Tara Cloud

Cheese tease!
I was literally salivating as I read of the cheeses available. I bought some 'cheddar' here in Peru, which turned out to be inedible processed cheese. I read that Nova Scotia was inviting Americans to immigrate if Trump is elected. Museums, wild trails and cheese are certainly enough to draw me!
From Blog: A Piece of Cheese? Yes Please.
22nd May 2016
The Lighthouse

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

Monterry Jack? Havarti perhaps?
We really do feel for you Tara Cloud! Plastic cheese disguised as cheddar, with the texture of jelly bean and the aroma of diesel... It is such a crime that stores would even stock such an awful product! We will be thinking of you next time we purchase cheese...
From Blog: A Piece of Cheese? Yes Please.
20th May 2016

Doug
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Cheese
If you have not, be sure to try the following: Beemster, and Vella Dried Monterey Jack (Mezzo Secco) available from Vella Cheese of Sonoma, CA YUMMY!!!
From Blog: A Piece of Cheese? Yes Please.
20th May 2016

Christine allcorn
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Cheese
Cheesey Baseel.
From Blog: A Piece of Cheese? Yes Please.
2nd May 2016

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Off season travel
We often travel in off season and find it can be charming and a bit isolated. We love going in museums and such when we are the only ones there. Certainly peak season offers better weather and the buzz of activity but your quiet solitude has something to be desired. Dave joined the smart phone world a couple of years ago and has been very happy. He said the Smithsonian called and wanted his flip phone. ha ha.
From Blog: Fossils and Phones.
3rd May 2016

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

Getting with the times
Thanks for your comments. The off season certainly does have its merits that's for sure. We are probably gonna the Smart way in the next wee while - We've both sold our messenger pigeons and gotten rid of our rather out-dated bottle-messaging kits too...
From Blog: Fossils and Phones.
3rd April 2016
Above the Trees

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Solitude is anywhere
To the end of the world and pack. Embrace those magical quiet moments. Blogs and memories will be with you no matter where you are. Star Wars 4 times? really?
From Blog: Running away from Typewriters.
1st April 2016
Singing in the Tree

taracloud
Tara Cloud

What, no more albatross and icebergs?
We are certainly going to miss your poetry of those nether lands with their exotic wildlife and your wild exploits there. And I can't imagine Manitoba has much in common with San Telmo. But maybe there will still be some polar bears lingering at home, not to mention an arctic outing or two. Happy trekking, trekkie.
From Blog: Running away from Typewriters.
27th March 2016
Curious King

taracloud
Tara Cloud

Incredible photos!
I thought for awhile that you were going to be an albatross, sailing the Antarctic seas forever! But what a perfect way to end your adventure--lots of your favorite birds, typical rough seas, being surrounded by icebergs and then a visit to the mythical South Georgia Island with its fabulous wildlife. Great season!
From Blog: Land of the Kings
30th March 2016
Curious King

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

I would love it
I would love to be an albatross! I would fly the world and be the master of the seas.
From Blog: Land of the Kings
26th March 2016
The Kings and the Elephant

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

5 STARS
Where is the double like button.
From Blog: Land of the Kings
11th March 2016
Spy Hopping

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Amazing encounters
We never get enough of your blogs, adventures and photos. What an amazing experience. You live a good life.
From Blog: The Whales
7th March 2016

RFillingham
Richard Fillingham

Great writing and amazing pictures
Really enjoyed reading this. Such vivid descriptions made me feel like I was there. I almost feel seasick!
From Blog: Reflections from a Frozen Land
5th March 2016
Checking out the Zodiacs

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

Humpback Hello
Wonderful pics of humpbacks at play. Incredible you can do so from inflatables and not have these giants tipping you over. My experience is humpbacks do not breach in still water but I have only seen them on their migrations down the eastern coast of Oz so conditions are different. In rough seas I have seen them leap from the sea with smiles on their faces. Your pics look as if they are talking to you.
From Blog: The Whales
5th March 2016

EVe Solomon
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Amaziing
I LOVE receiving and reading your blog... Brings back any wonderful memories... I would love to go to Antartica again but it is such a big wide world with so much to see and so little time.... I went trekking in Uganda and Rwanda to see the mountain gorillas and wonder if you had done that during your Africa sojourn..
From Blog: The Whales
29th February 2016
Antarctic Blue

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

National Geographic
Now that is photography. You have a new career.
From Blog: Monkey Vomit
27th February 2016

Rachel
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Fabulous!
Hey Dave, thanks soooo much for sharing your journeys and opening up the world to us from such amazing perspectives! Sending you much love and hugs!
From Blog: Monkey Vomit
27th February 2016

Elaine White
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Vomits!
Hi Basil, love your account of the vomiting selfie! I too would have laughed at her whilst battling with an urge to punch her lights out! Lol. I just can't grasp the mentality of some! I truly despair. Blessed are the thick for they shall inherit the earth! Love to both you and Theresa xxx
From Blog: Monkey Vomit
26th February 2016

Pammie
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Beasties
As always Dave (and Theresa) enjoying your travels from the comfy couch while also looking out the window to our own chilly landscape. However, we are missing the sea creatures! So swing that boat around and come for a visit :) Take care and have fun, PS
From Blog: Monkey Vomit

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