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| 13th November 2009 Claire Hern | Chocolate Heaven - From: Wine & Chocolate Oh my googness, just looking at that piece of cake makes my mouth start to water!!! |
| 1st July 2009 Joan | July 1st - From: The Golden Wheel happy Canada day voyageurs --hope you celebrated in style! |
| 21st June 2009 Sandy Haggins | Hi from Calgary - From: Chilling in Zadar Sounds like you're having an idyllic vacation and far removed from the cares and concerns of life in Canada. I'm enjoying the updates of your travels and am envious of your leisurely pace. Enjoy! |
| 21st June 2009 Claire H. | Father's Day - From: Weather improving Hey Dad, Happy Father's Day!!!! I hope you are enjoying your second two weeks on the boat. |
| 3rd June 2009 catgon | - From: Guided by the Light(ening) interesting to hear how the weather etc is going over there...i'm interestd because my daughter is over there...thanks for your blog |
| 24th April 2009 Buzzwinkle | Michael Palin Documentary - From: Titicaca, the worlds highest navigable lake Check out Michael Palin's documentary DVD "Full Circle", in where he visits the the project site and host. |
| 1st February 2009 Tony Danks | Winter Visit? - From: Ice magic Wow! I am almost wondering whether we should visit during the winter - Almost! I am sure I am wrong but ... in the last picture has Rudolph just been "goosed"? |
| 1st December 2008 Steve H | I am so jealous! - From: The Gringo Trail I have really enjoyed this round of blogging on your latest travels, it has made me insanely jealous, but I am also inspired to visit these places myself one day! Must work harder I keep telling myself. Keep travelling and keep blogging! |
| 14th November 2008 Ian | Wow - From: Awestruck in Galapagos Wow, looks/sounds fantastic! |
| 14th November 2008 Dave Nutter | Great pictures! - From: Awestruck in Galapagos So Keith, how long did it take you to convince the Captain of Sagitta to turn over the helm? I'm surprised that you didn't take over and set sail for NZ. |
| 7th November 2008 Claire H. | Photo with a Llama - From: On the Inca Trail I see the picture of the Llama, but where is the picture of one or both of you riding the Llama????? |
| 4th October 2008 Ian | Wow - From: Hiking in the Rockies Those pictures are so nice, I really need to start doing some hiking with you guys! |
| 12th June 2008 Claire H | Happy Father's Day - From: No Wind Hey Dad, Happy Father's Day. I hope you are having a good last couple of days on the boat. Love, Claire |
| 10th May 2008 Claire H | The Diving Pictures - From: Diving pictures Wow, I love these pictures. You should frame the one of you two and the two of the turtles when you get back. |
| 8th May 2008 Rob | Red Sea and sharks - From: Red Sea Diving Hello Frances and Keith, If Patrick O'Brian (one of the Aubrey stories) is correct, the Red Sea is famous for its sharks. Have fun out there! Rob |
| 6th May 2008 Ian | No Pictures - From: Concord Hotel, Sharm el Sheik I am dissapointed you lost your pictures, now I will have to goto Egypt as well. |
| 6th May 2008 Claire H | Technology equal headaches - From: Concord Hotel, Sharm el Sheik Ha, see the headaches caused by technology? |
| 29th April 2008 Dennis | Nile Cruise - From: Lake Nasser I was recently on a Nile cruise in Egypt and I must agree the food on these large river cruise ships is incredible. The food so fresh and the selection seems unlimited. Abu Simbel was easily my favourite site and all of humanity should be grateful that the international community helped relocate the site to higher grounds during the construction of the Aswan Dam. Dennis Czigler http://travelegypt.biz/index.htm |
| 22nd April 2008 joan | incessant emails - From: Nubian Culture keep 'em coming! almost feel I'm touring with you (not!) |
| 16th April 2008 Steve H | Mad Drivers! - From: Cairo's traffic chaos I was in Egypt back in 1996 and it doesn't sound like too much has changed. We took a coach from Hurghada on the Red Sea to Cairo for a trip to see the sights. We had to have an armed escort all the way, including a couple of guys on the bus with sub-machine guns...scary stuff! I remember that the drivers in Egypt do this crazy thing at night. They drive around in the dark with their headlights off, then flash them as a warning when another vehicle approaches, great way to dazzle the on-coming driver and make him crash..!!! Still, if your heart survives the driving chaos, I'm sure you'll agree that the stunning sights make it all worthwhile! |
| 13th April 2008 Adrienne | Traffic - From: Cairo's traffic chaos The trick to surviving the traffic is to not look. Just sit in the back and enjoy the ride! Just wait until you have to try to cross a busy street on foot....now that is a cultural adventure. And in that case, the best thing to do is to hold onto a locals t-shirt (like they do in soccer without letting the ref notice) and move when they move! Good luck. |
| 13th April 2008 rob | - From: Cairo's traffic chaos Is that a KW is see scratched on the Sphinx's ear?? Rob |
| 8th April 2008 Claire H | Film Rocks - From: Bags are packed, I'm ready to go.. I still prefer film. Dave got to create a photo album and have a refreshing swim. What could be better? |
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