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Folkestone Road
Hello, just been doing a search for images of our new house, 17 Folestone Road, and came across this blog! My husband and I are due to move over to Singapore from the UK in October this year...perhaps next time you are in the area you can give us a knock and come in for a brew!

Beautiful memories beautiful people x
xxx

This adventure is coming to a close.
Appreciate what you have done and dream of the future travels. NYC seems the perfect last stop. An amazing city, indeed! Music fills the air, people rushing here and there....the energy... the vibe, it can't be explained. Can't wait to read about your adventures in Taiwan.

On our short list
I would love to see this city. What a great photo!

your great
hiiii.....ohhhh its so an exciting travel..good for you..i'd realy like to have trip to there..i'v never had traveled abroad....its very beautiful dictrict...by the way your pic are so nice..by fatima from iran

lovely to have your blog to read again, now you have the time and right mindset! How can you remember such details? Lookin g forward to some more xxxx

Good camp journal
I love this camp journal. Pretty pics and honest words. Kudos~! Sorry to hear about the deforestation. I am a Malaysian native and i know what you're talking about. Breaks my heart all the time. I also camp in the jungle almost every month. It's been a long time since i go to Cameron Highlands and it's chilly weather. Some advice from a camper to another though. Malaysia is very rainy. Therefore always bring a good, light flysheet (tarpaulin) when you camp. If possible get a 10 feet by 12 feet or similar, this is large enough to live under and very light and small to carry in an back pack. Put up your half the tent - entrance side, under the flysheet . This is because when it rains (and assume it will rain everyday), you will still have a living area/dry area to do activities and to sit around. Just imagine if you didn't have the gazebo/shelter and it was raining straight for 5-6 hours. You can't cook in your tent, right? And staying in tent for hours on end won't be a good experience unless you're sleeping in it. Just a tip though, but great job there. Love reading this. Gimme a holler by mail if you wanna join in my monthly camping. Cheers, Aditya Veeraksana Veerak.

where are the names of those islands?
hey! I found your story quite interesting and I am thinking about going there. Could you tell me what the names of those islands are? Thanks so much in advance. Lilly

I LOVE THIS PICTURE! Even though the shorts are featuring! I love it! x

hai there....
Im from Tarakan :D...thanks for visiting and coming back :D

Wow what an evocative description
the flow of the script moving with the river , the rhythm timing with the paddles you invoke the spirit sound and soul of the amazon yourselves a simple and natural part with Jose a javier

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