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would you mind if our church used the photo of the tree for a card we're doing? Lonnie 406539 8744
From Blog: The Western Sahara Route; Onward
ENTARDECER EN PINEDO
ESTE SOL PINEDENSE MUESTRA TODO. LA VISIÓN EN LAS FECHAS DE HOY EN ESTA FORTALEZA DE CENTURIÓN. PINEDO CENTRAL.
From Blog: The Western Sahara Route; Onward
ohhh
this is absolutely a stunning photo. i love the colors!
From Blog: The Western Sahara Route; Onward
Date: 3rd April 2010
western sahara
hi,i am from western sahara i like all those photos. i've enjoyed them and i just want to tell you there are more places to visit.thank you
From Blog: The Western Sahara Route; Onward
western sahara
hi,i am from western sahara i like all those photos. i've enjoyed them and i just want to tell you there are more places to visit.thank you
From Blog: The Western Sahara Route; Onward
Date: 7th December 2009
Wonderful photos! Thank you for Sharing.
From Blog: Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp, Part II: Solo Khumbu
Wonderful photos! Thank you for Sharing.
From Blog: Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp, Part II: Solo Khumbu
Date: 28th August 2009
Such Intrepidness and Bravery
Oh great traveller, you displayed great bravery and the wiliness of Coyote.
From Blog: In Which Our Hero Ends Up Drunk and Penniless, Passed out on a Park Bench in Laos
Such Intrepidness and Bravery
Oh great traveller, you displayed great bravery and the wiliness of Coyote.
From Blog: In Which Our Hero Ends Up Drunk and Penniless, Passed out on a Park Bench in Laos
Date: 26th March 2009
As you can see, it's perfectly possible to go at it alone. That said, I would feel negligent advising someone to do it solo, because anything can go wrong in a place like that, and I don't know you or how you deal with difficulties. For example, you are correct, the altitude will be painful, and some people don't have the know-how to pace themselves. As for myself, I never had any question about whether I would use a porter-guide or go alone. A guide simply was never an option. But that's just my personality. I'm also extremely fit, and a careful and competent outdoorsman. You know yourself better than I do, but I would say if you are worried about going alone, it probably isn't the best idea. You will enjoy it either way, and with a guide you will have much more access to the culture and people that I had to sacrifice.
From Blog: Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp, Part III: To Everest
As you can see, it's perfectly possible to go at it alone. That said, I would feel negligent advising someone to do it solo, because anything can go wrong in a place like that, and I don't know you or how you deal with difficulties. For example, you are correct, the altitude will be painful, and some people don't have the know-how to pace themselves. As for myself, I never had any question about whether I would use a porter-guide or go alone. A guide simply was never an option. But that's just my personality. I'm also extremely fit, and a careful and competent outdoorsman. You know yourself better than I do, but I would say if you are worried about going alone, it probably isn't the best idea. You will enjoy it either way, and with a guide you will have much more access to the culture and people that I had to sacrifice.
From Blog: Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp, Part III: To Everest
Date: 2nd March 2009
hey! I'm doing the trek in April sometime and was doing some research on the net when i came across your post. I thought it was really well written. Your account made me forget about all the things that were making me question going for the trek! DO you recommend a solo trek? Or should i take a porter-guide. I like travelling alone but I have some experience with altitude > 5000m and know that it can get very unpleasant very soon. So, it might be nice to have some one saving your ass if things go awry.
From Blog: Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp, Part III: To Everest
hey! I'm doing the trek in April sometime and was doing some research on the net when i came across your post. I thought it was really well written. Your account made me forget about all the things that were making me question going for the trek! DO you recommend a solo trek? Or should i take a porter-guide. I like travelling alone but I have some experience with altitude > 5000m and know that it can get very unpleasant very soon. So, it might be nice to have some one saving your ass if things go awry.
From Blog: Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp, Part III: To Everest
Date: 3rd February 2009
Impressive writing!
Truly enjoyed this blog..........so different,so interesting. Your style is rare, and I mean that in a most positive way.
From Blog: In Which Our Hero Ends Up Drunk and Penniless, Passed out on a Park Bench in Laos
Impressive writing!
Truly enjoyed this blog..........so different,so interesting. Your style is rare, and I mean that in a most positive way.
From Blog: In Which Our Hero Ends Up Drunk and Penniless, Passed out on a Park Bench in Laos
Date: 4th December 2008
That is the bird's nest, not the egg
That is actually the Bird's Nest. Sorry you had a bad time in Beijing. Think that the air is fog - perhaps smog, rather than only pollution. Plenty of blue skies to be seen in Beijing. I am in Beijing at least 3 times a year for the past three years. Really find your comparison of Beijing's air to Kathmandu's air to be bizarre. Kathmandu was found to be the most polluted city in Asia. Beijing is not even close to K'du. Anyway, thanks for sharing your travels!
From Blog: Beijing, the Backpacker, and the Olympic Bid
That is the bird's nest, not the egg
That is actually the Bird's Nest. Sorry you had a bad time in Beijing. Think that the air is fog - perhaps smog, rather than only pollution. Plenty of blue skies to be seen in Beijing. I am in Beijing at least 3 times a year for the past three years. Really find your comparison of Beijing's air to Kathmandu's air to be bizarre. Kathmandu was found to be the most polluted city in Asia. Beijing is not even close to K'du. Anyway, thanks for sharing your travels!
From Blog: Beijing, the Backpacker, and the Olympic Bid
Date: 24th September 2008
excellent writing
good adventure
From Blog: In Which Our Hero Ends Up Drunk and Penniless, Passed out on a Park Bench in Laos
excellent writing
good adventure
From Blog: In Which Our Hero Ends Up Drunk and Penniless, Passed out on a Park Bench in Laos
Date: 24th September 2008
I sure appreciate it
From Blog: In Which Our Hero Ends Up Drunk and Penniless, Passed out on a Park Bench in Laos
I sure appreciate it
From Blog: In Which Our Hero Ends Up Drunk and Penniless, Passed out on a Park Bench in Laos
Date: 23rd September 2008
brilliant
brilliant, one of your finest :)
From Blog: In Which Our Hero Ends Up Drunk and Penniless, Passed out on a Park Bench in Laos
brilliant
brilliant, one of your finest :)
From Blog: In Which Our Hero Ends Up Drunk and Penniless, Passed out on a Park Bench in Laos
Date: 14th August 2008
werd
thats crazy man and you write wel
From Blog: Beijing, the Backpacker, and the Olympic Bid
werd
thats crazy man and you write wel
From Blog: Beijing, the Backpacker, and the Olympic Bid
Date: 18th June 2008
you look so happy in your route planning picture. i like it. ps when you met the yak, i hope you start singing, "yakety yak, don't talk back," as that's the obvious thing to do when meeting a yak.
From Blog: Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp, Part II: Solo Khumbu
you look so happy in your route planning picture. i like it. ps when you met the yak, i hope you start singing, "yakety yak, don't talk back," as that's the obvious thing to do when meeting a yak.
From Blog: Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp, Part II: Solo Khumbu
Date: 19th May 2008
Writing
I love your writing. Really special and entertaining. Keep up the good work!
From Blog: Guinness Builds Strong Muscles
Writing
I love your writing. Really special and entertaining. Keep up the good work!
From Blog: Guinness Builds Strong Muscles
Date: 1st April 2008
Your "medicine" bottle
Hi Isaiah -- Your photo of the lonely tree was the picture on the travel blog web site home page and I really liked the composition so I followed it to your blog. I noticed that your Coke bottle matches the Coke can in my profile picture. Coke looks so much prettier in Arabic, doesn't it? I really enjoyed reading this blog! Keep traveling and keep writing! You're a natural! --KJ
From Blog: The Western Sahara Route; Onward
Your "medicine" bottle
Hi Isaiah -- Your photo of the lonely tree was the picture on the travel blog web site home page and I really liked the composition so I followed it to your blog. I noticed that your Coke bottle matches the Coke can in my profile picture. Coke looks so much prettier in Arabic, doesn't it? I really enjoyed reading this blog! Keep traveling and keep writing! You're a natural! --KJ
From Blog: The Western Sahara Route; Onward
Date: 3rd February 2008
students travelling to tinduff
hi! this is elena ,a high school teacher from the basque country . A group of 3o students from Gabriel Aresti high school are leaving to tinduff next eastern. Could you please allow us to enter your blog for information? thanks many! elena
From Blog: The Western Sahara Route; Onward
students travelling to tinduff
hi! this is elena ,a high school teacher from the basque country . A group of 3o students from Gabriel Aresti high school are leaving to tinduff next eastern. Could you please allow us to enter your blog for information? thanks many! elena
From Blog: The Western Sahara Route; Onward
Date: 11th February 2007
Hello, I just got your message from last December ("info halo isaiah i need to know whem you have maded this travel .because im going now in march and i could like to have more info from you . my email is banikabo@gmail.com mercyyyyyyyyyyy") Sorry I didn't get it sooner. Do you still need information? You can reach me at DIHman15@yahoo.com Isaiah
From Blog: The Western Sahara Route; Onward
Hello, I just got your message from last December ("info halo isaiah i need to know whem you have maded this travel .because im going now in march and i could like to have more info from you . my email is banikabo@gmail.com mercyyyyyyyyyyy") Sorry I didn't get it sooner. Do you still need information? You can reach me at DIHman15@yahoo.com Isaiah
From Blog: The Western Sahara Route; Onward
Date: 12th December 2006
info
halo isaiah i need to know whem you have maded this travel .because im going now in march and i could like to have more info from you . my email is banikabo@gmail.com mercyyyyyyyyyyy
From Blog: The Western Sahara Route; Onward
info
halo isaiah i need to know whem you have maded this travel .because im going now in march and i could like to have more info from you . my email is banikabo@gmail.com mercyyyyyyyyyyy
From Blog: The Western Sahara Route; Onward
Date: 24th July 2006
Isaiah
Isaiah your the man! I felt like I participated after reading your narrative which was well written. Cuidate tio, un abrazo fuerte.
From Blog: La Fiesta de San Fermin; El Encierro
Isaiah
Isaiah your the man! I felt like I participated after reading your narrative which was well written. Cuidate tio, un abrazo fuerte.
From Blog: La Fiesta de San Fermin; El Encierro
Date: 17th July 2006
Baptism by fire, indeed. 14 hours of Science earned, 17 hours of advanced Spanish to enrich the rest of your life. Nothing lost, all a gain. May God bless you in your well deserved travels. Be safe and alert. love no matter what, mom
From Blog: Madrid, Final Impressions
Baptism by fire, indeed. 14 hours of Science earned, 17 hours of advanced Spanish to enrich the rest of your life. Nothing lost, all a gain. May God bless you in your well deserved travels. Be safe and alert. love no matter what, mom
From Blog: Madrid, Final Impressions
Date: 7th April 2006
pictures
hello. there are pictures of ireland on my facebook, you could probably update your pictures on here with those. yes? if not, we'll find another way. I hope that you are doing ok. are you ready to come back home yet, cause that is coming up fast! I am really glad that i get to watch your internet debating about things that i would normally try to comment upon. but since i have resigned to the fact that you, and i, are both hopelessy stubborn and looking through the world with a completely different lens, i will let this oppertunity for judgment slide. ok, enough. i can't wait to play volleyball this summer--and barton springs during free time. yessssssss. we have the spicy stuff here, too. Mexican food, delicious. and peanut butter. and friends. i will talk to you soon. CarahBeth
From Blog: Guinness Builds Strong Muscles
pictures
hello. there are pictures of ireland on my facebook, you could probably update your pictures on here with those. yes? if not, we'll find another way. I hope that you are doing ok. are you ready to come back home yet, cause that is coming up fast! I am really glad that i get to watch your internet debating about things that i would normally try to comment upon. but since i have resigned to the fact that you, and i, are both hopelessy stubborn and looking through the world with a completely different lens, i will let this oppertunity for judgment slide. ok, enough. i can't wait to play volleyball this summer--and barton springs during free time. yessssssss. we have the spicy stuff here, too. Mexican food, delicious. and peanut butter. and friends. i will talk to you soon. CarahBeth
From Blog: Guinness Builds Strong Muscles
Isaiah
Isaiah Harp
no problem
Go for it. If you cite me I'll be thankful. If you don't, I'll never know.
From Blog: The Western Sahara Route; Onward