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Date: 14th August 2008

Vietnam
Wow! What date do you expect your first book to be published? Keep traveling....keep writing, stay safe! I can't wait to buy your book so please write it very soon! Cheers Francine, your Aussie fan See you "Down Under" one day!!!!

From Blog: Hey Baby, Got Girl-Fin Viet Nam?
Date: 14th August 2008

Cambodia’s darkest hour
Thanks for your fantastic but very tragic tale of horror in Cambodia. It reminds and educates one of the tragedies that these poor people have had to suffer over so many years. I do hope they can one day have a better and more peaceful life; I think I will have nightmares after having read your story however I thank you for your amazing “in your face” blog, safe traveling, cheers Francine

From Blog: Cambodia
Date: 24th April 2008

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gordon, love the pictures bro.....but miss your riveting stories! I usually MAKE myself read everything before looking at the photos. Opening up to JUST square grids reminds me of traffic here in ATL.....i need a tour guide, just a gentle handful of words is all i ask.

From Blog: University of Nottingham
Date: 12th July 2006

You've done it!
Congrats man, Brent puts it so well, you actually did it. I loved reading your journal the whole way through your journey and am very glad to have met you, can only aspire now to what you have done. much respect and mail me some time. Diego (Irl)

From Blog: A Homecoming
Date: 11th July 2006

You're a good man
Some people talk about. Some people dream about it. Others get up and do it. I'm proud of you homey. See you in a month and a half. I'll take you up on the sewage swimming, roof-riding adventures, incessant honking and outdoor bathrooming activities to be had in the DC area...although in reality this wouldn't be all too far off the Gordon and Brent of the past. Nice to know we can stay true to our maniacal sides all the while moving forward. Give the Hazzards my all. :-)

From Blog: A Homecoming
Date: 3rd July 2006

Re: Blessings
Hey Dude, Been loving the stories, looks like you've been gaining heaps from the trip. Travel makes wise!!

From Blog: Northern India
Date: 21st June 2006

Cool India Shots
Hey Gordon, If you get into Hyderabad...check out the Baptist church there...we have three Indian familes in our congregation from that congregation. The Samual Budala Family is the most active. Keep looking up!

From Blog: Northern India
Date: 21st June 2006

See you soon!
Looks like you've just about seen it all. Can't wait to see you. We should go out to see Dan in Vegas when you return. That'd be a great coming home party. See you in a few weeks!

From Blog: Northern India
Date: 20th June 2006

skin and bones
Wow man you really do look quite skinny! I bet you cant wait to eat some home cooking. you have to let me know how scotland is, i really want to visit there sometime. I have a lot of scotish people that come out here in the summer, and they are all real nice. be safe and eat some grub man, adios!!!

From Blog: Northern India
Date: 20th June 2006

You are Amazing
WOW.....You are truly envied my friend. Experience is the greatest teacher. Continue to enjoy life, take care of yourself and live well... Albert

From Blog: Northern India
Date: 10th June 2006


Have really enjoyed your blogs. Great pictures and I'm sure you've seen things that I can't even imagine. I think journalism is one of your gifts. Your writings have been fantastic. I'm sure your family will be glad to see you.

From Blog: Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan
Date: 5th June 2006

Truly far out
You seem to have adjusted to India. You sound much more upbeat. The pictures are amazing and I am sure they don't do justice to what you are actually seeing. Just think that your grandmother was there at the ripe old age of 22, probably, as an Army nurse. She had never been anywhere but Rockingham, NC. You are sweeter with each exposure to new culture, a far cry from the demanding teenager. I too am counting the days to July 6th. I am thrilled that Brent is meeting up with you. If you do the motorcycle thing--PLEASE BE CAREFUL--and make sure you get pictures of you two on it. Love you bunches, Mom

From Blog: Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan
Date: 4th June 2006

so SO removed down here!
Okay, so I may be more inclined to believe you now! (I was a true doubting Thomas) Wow, I truely had no idea just what India was all about, I think you are right, I am glad that smells don't transmit through cables! See you soon-ish. Abs

From Blog: Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan
Date: 23rd May 2006

toilet
you could have left that picture out.

From Blog: Tibet and Nepal
Date: 16th May 2006

You had me at Yak Butter Tea!
I hope that isn't part of the culture that you decide to take home, it sounds disgusting - worse than Kava! Your pictures stimulate my imagination, and words inspire my soul - but Yak butter tea?! Seriously...

From Blog: Tibet and Nepal
Date: 11th May 2006

Constantly Amazed
Gordo, Thanks again for the beautiful pictures and the eloquent narrative you have sent us with these blogs. I have to agree with Johnny that both You and Brent give us a great "vacation" from the Western Working world when we see a new blog has been posted. Thanks again and I hope you continue to quench your dehydrated thirst for adventure!

From Blog: Tibet and Nepal
Date: 11th May 2006

im there
i am physically as far away form you as possible, yet after reading your journal, i have a strong taste of what you are experiencing over there. THANK YOU!! glad brent made it, got worried when you said 'illegal hitchhike' in a politically unrest region. Thank you for the pictures and stories! all my love to you both. be safe:) xoxo

From Blog: Tibet and Nepal
Date: 11th May 2006

Higher and Higher
The insight, the intrigue, the prose...loving it all. Seeing it too with my own "fresh lenses"...you do a damn fine job of capturing this region. Rest your worries and breathe easy, I made it to Lhasa on a wicked hitching trip that was not without its moments of panic and magic all the while. Tell you all about it on the flip. Can't wait to hear your tales. Be safe, carry on brother. :-)

From Blog: Tibet and Nepal
Date: 19th April 2006


your mom flew half way around the world.....and she didnt even cut your hair

From Blog: Hey Baby, Got Girl-Fin Viet Nam?
Date: 19th April 2006

jealousy...
Hey babes, I am so jealous of your journey..I'm glad your mom came out, it's good to open up others eyes.. well stay safe.. now i am in seattle..goin home soon for the house and then off.. but will see you when you get home.. love, Rach

From Blog: Hey Baby, Got Girl-Fin Viet Nam?
Date: 18th April 2006

tunnels snakes shudder and phobias
hello - I am on my fifth coffee and its not 9.00am yet, therefore your email seemed perfectly aceptable to me with just the right mixture of grit, honesty and fiestiness! Seriously when you were describing the cu chi tunnel I felt my breathe automatically constrict. I have heard of those tunnels before and boy I'm glad I know to tell me about it cause I'm never doing that! Travel safe my friend, (only 92 more working days to go!)

From Blog: Hey Baby, Got Girl-Fin Viet Nam?
Date: 18th April 2006

Hi!
Cool stuff as always! Glad you got to hang with your mom and kudos to her for making that trip. I really can't wait to hear about the next part of your adventure - I'm so nervous about doing it myself. Good luck with all the going places and doing stuff! ;) Luv ya man!

From Blog: Hey Baby, Got Girl-Fin Viet Nam?
Date: 22nd March 2006

Happy Paddys Day
Hope you had a good one, miss you man and stay safe. Here's hoping it won't be too long till i can get out there again.

From Blog: Cambodia
Date: 18th March 2006

In love with Cambodia
I see you're still rocking the 4 coats of sunscreen and the entire body clothing cover...chill out man! This place is life changing for certain, glad to hear your perspective and that you are keeping safe. See you in Saigon!

From Blog: Cambodia
Date: 17th March 2006

wicked pictures
Cool photos, be safe over there watch your step, and don't eat any bad spiders. Come home safe

From Blog: Cambodia





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