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Date: 1st April 2011
amazing picis jeff and jen.... oh god i am thinking of moving!!! love ush
From Blog: Jen and Jeff ROCK THE ROCKIES!
amazing picis jeff and jen.... oh god i am thinking of moving!!! love ush
From Blog: Jen and Jeff ROCK THE ROCKIES!
Date: 11th October 2010
When we feel like "cultural substance" we can always travel.... Glad to see you're back on the buses - do they do Bingo in Canada? And just a little thought - the only bear we saw up fairly close - was on a beach! Good luck in Toronto.
From Blog: its time for an island adventure
When we feel like "cultural substance" we can always travel.... Glad to see you're back on the buses - do they do Bingo in Canada? And just a little thought - the only bear we saw up fairly close - was on a beach! Good luck in Toronto.
From Blog: its time for an island adventure
Date: 27th September 2010
Hey, great to hear from you. We're just finishing our Italian holiday - leaving Rome tomorrow, for home (via London and Kuala Lumpur - don't ask). Will be in touch from home - lots of love, and ciao. Mum and Dad xxx
From Blog: You thought we'd vanished, but we're alive and well in Vancouver!
Hey, great to hear from you. We're just finishing our Italian holiday - leaving Rome tomorrow, for home (via London and Kuala Lumpur - don't ask). Will be in touch from home - lots of love, and ciao. Mum and Dad xxx
From Blog: You thought we'd vanished, but we're alive and well in Vancouver!
Date: 15th April 2010
hi huys, i know i haven't written in a while and it because i am a slackass but i have been having downtime in bed catching up on all your adventures. Poor jen and your ankle, i know this was done a while ago but boy what a story. Am so looking forward to seeing you guys soon and giving you lots of cuddles. its weird being home but nice at the same time. Enjoy your travels and i am taking you 2 to trivia with all your new found wisdom. love you xoxo
From Blog: Slipping, sliding and then limping through Guatemala
hi huys, i know i haven't written in a while and it because i am a slackass but i have been having downtime in bed catching up on all your adventures. Poor jen and your ankle, i know this was done a while ago but boy what a story. Am so looking forward to seeing you guys soon and giving you lots of cuddles. its weird being home but nice at the same time. Enjoy your travels and i am taking you 2 to trivia with all your new found wisdom. love you xoxo
From Blog: Slipping, sliding and then limping through Guatemala
Date: 9th April 2010
I enjoyed your Guatemala post. I have always wanted to go there. My blog is looking for travel photos. If you have the time, email us some at dirtyhippiesblog@gmail.com or check us out at dirty-hippies.blogspot.com Continued fun on your travels, Eric
From Blog: Slipping, sliding and then limping through Guatemala
I enjoyed your Guatemala post. I have always wanted to go there. My blog is looking for travel photos. If you have the time, email us some at dirtyhippiesblog@gmail.com or check us out at dirty-hippies.blogspot.com Continued fun on your travels, Eric
From Blog: Slipping, sliding and then limping through Guatemala
Date: 14th March 2010
Somozas
Thanks for the nutshell on US Nicaraguan meddling - I saw that story on the news constantly (as I emerged into teen consciousness...) Hugs to you both! XLars
From Blog: Entering Sandinista country
Somozas
Thanks for the nutshell on US Nicaraguan meddling - I saw that story on the news constantly (as I emerged into teen consciousness...) Hugs to you both! XLars
From Blog: Entering Sandinista country
Date: 24th January 2010
Most appropriate for Xmas Eve - no room at the inn (or hostel) - but not entirely original. At least you didn't end up in the stable.
From Blog: Would you like any hotdog with that sauce? A chilean adventure
Most appropriate for Xmas Eve - no room at the inn (or hostel) - but not entirely original. At least you didn't end up in the stable.
From Blog: Would you like any hotdog with that sauce? A chilean adventure
Date: 20th January 2010
about China?
reckon it was weirder to be learning Chinese in America, but the shrinky head beats all. thanks for another great tale! hugs to you both XLXL
From Blog: Would you like any hotdog with that sauce? A chilean adventure
about China?
reckon it was weirder to be learning Chinese in America, but the shrinky head beats all. thanks for another great tale! hugs to you both XLXL
From Blog: Would you like any hotdog with that sauce? A chilean adventure
Date: 17th January 2010
regarding buildings unknown
saludos. i've thoroughly enjoyed reading your many adventures, and your fat man in india made me laugh out loud. i'm glad you seemed to have enjoyed your time in chile, despite the fact that it came at a price--literally! i just wanted to add that the unkown public building with the water is called La Moneda (the mint, as in minting coins), and is the presidential palace of chile. the president doesn't actually live there but it is the headquarters of the executive branch of government. it is one of the few colonial buildings in santiago (the rest having falled due to earthquakes or the shortsightedness of man in years past) and was originally a mint for spain during colonial times. it was bombed by jets during the september 11th military coup in 1973 (pinochet) and the socialist president salvador allende committed suicide inside with a rifle given to him by castro rather than surrender to the military authorities. anyway, enjoy the rest of your travels.
From Blog: Would you like any hotdog with that sauce? A chilean adventure
regarding buildings unknown
saludos. i've thoroughly enjoyed reading your many adventures, and your fat man in india made me laugh out loud. i'm glad you seemed to have enjoyed your time in chile, despite the fact that it came at a price--literally! i just wanted to add that the unkown public building with the water is called La Moneda (the mint, as in minting coins), and is the presidential palace of chile. the president doesn't actually live there but it is the headquarters of the executive branch of government. it is one of the few colonial buildings in santiago (the rest having falled due to earthquakes or the shortsightedness of man in years past) and was originally a mint for spain during colonial times. it was bombed by jets during the september 11th military coup in 1973 (pinochet) and the socialist president salvador allende committed suicide inside with a rifle given to him by castro rather than surrender to the military authorities. anyway, enjoy the rest of your travels.
From Blog: Would you like any hotdog with that sauce? A chilean adventure
Date: 23rd December 2009
Fantastic pics
Hi, Pics and story telling fantastic as usual. All the best for Xmas.
From Blog: high and dry and salty - a trip from Bolivia to Chile through the amazing altiplano
Fantastic pics
Hi, Pics and story telling fantastic as usual. All the best for Xmas.
From Blog: high and dry and salty - a trip from Bolivia to Chile through the amazing altiplano
Date: 19th December 2009
Happy end of the year!
Hi you two Thanks for more great stories and photos. I am sorry to hear about your Kirk Cameron torture...hopefully the singing holes cleansed your soiled spirits again. Guess that comes with travelling in Catholic countries. You may have heard that Mary McKillop's second mircle has just been recognised by the Pope. Whatever good that will do. Blame Rome, I say, the church has a lot to answer for. Yours, lapsed ;-) Season's hugs to you both XLars
From Blog: Perusing in Peru
Happy end of the year!
Hi you two Thanks for more great stories and photos. I am sorry to hear about your Kirk Cameron torture...hopefully the singing holes cleansed your soiled spirits again. Guess that comes with travelling in Catholic countries. You may have heard that Mary McKillop's second mircle has just been recognised by the Pope. Whatever good that will do. Blame Rome, I say, the church has a lot to answer for. Yours, lapsed ;-) Season's hugs to you both XLars
From Blog: Perusing in Peru
Date: 6th December 2009
i love your frown miss jenjen, and hope that frown turns upside down!! and take a picure of the ring so we can see it!!!! love you both xoxoxo
From Blog: Climbing high in Cotopaxa and Quilotoa
i love your frown miss jenjen, and hope that frown turns upside down!! and take a picure of the ring so we can see it!!!! love you both xoxoxo
From Blog: Climbing high in Cotopaxa and Quilotoa
Date: 15th November 2009
amazing city
I had never been to london.but my only wish is to go london.I love that city very much.
From Blog: London
amazing city
I had never been to london.but my only wish is to go london.I love that city very much.
From Blog: London
Date: 15th November 2009
Yippee for dancing salsa in torrential rain - you two are now even jumped up the already highly elevated cool scale! Those Venezuelans are way too soft - bah humbug to being dry and warm and comfortable! Shown up by the Aussie's I say! Although, we did start to realise the folly to some of these perceptions of ours when caught during monsoon season in Equador - and when you have gone through you 3rd saturated outfit for the last 2 days - there's not much else to wear! Plus, your backpack, handbag and daypacks are saturated, your one pair of boots are are giving you blisters because they are always wet when you put them on, you slipped over in your thongs and broke them, your hunched over your camera - stressing that its getting wet, and the bloody buses don't care that you shivering to the core from running through the streets trying to escape the downpour and speed up when they get near - sending a wall of water over the top of you! Ahhhh, so what was I saying again?
From Blog: watchout Miss Universe... we're in Venezuela!
Yippee for dancing salsa in torrential rain - you two are now even jumped up the already highly elevated cool scale! Those Venezuelans are way too soft - bah humbug to being dry and warm and comfortable! Shown up by the Aussie's I say! Although, we did start to realise the folly to some of these perceptions of ours when caught during monsoon season in Equador - and when you have gone through you 3rd saturated outfit for the last 2 days - there's not much else to wear! Plus, your backpack, handbag and daypacks are saturated, your one pair of boots are are giving you blisters because they are always wet when you put them on, you slipped over in your thongs and broke them, your hunched over your camera - stressing that its getting wet, and the bloody buses don't care that you shivering to the core from running through the streets trying to escape the downpour and speed up when they get near - sending a wall of water over the top of you! Ahhhh, so what was I saying again?
From Blog: watchout Miss Universe... we're in Venezuela!
Date: 1st November 2009
yeah that jesus is the scariest thing ever! poor jenren. love you both xooxoxox and continue the crazy adventures and fun times.
From Blog: rad, bad and gnarly dudes
yeah that jesus is the scariest thing ever! poor jenren. love you both xooxoxox and continue the crazy adventures and fun times.
From Blog: rad, bad and gnarly dudes
Date: 18th September 2009
Hee hee - It all sounds so wonderful and makes me smile at the Good Times being had! That snorkelling sounds fabo! Truley beautiful! Brilliant that you guys have an underwater camera! That's something we needed - we did put the camera in a plastic bag at times - but the results were pretty lame! Oh well have to reply on memory for those ones. Sounds like tops time in the National Park in Venezuela - ahh, it's starting to warm up here enough to go swimming except for the water - eek it's way to cold. But come-on please, secluded swimming spot, don't think that we don't all know what is meant by .... :-) Lots of love to you both! xxx
From Blog: Bonito and Chapadas
Hee hee - It all sounds so wonderful and makes me smile at the Good Times being had! That snorkelling sounds fabo! Truley beautiful! Brilliant that you guys have an underwater camera! That's something we needed - we did put the camera in a plastic bag at times - but the results were pretty lame! Oh well have to reply on memory for those ones. Sounds like tops time in the National Park in Venezuela - ahh, it's starting to warm up here enough to go swimming except for the water - eek it's way to cold. But come-on please, secluded swimming spot, don't think that we don't all know what is meant by .... :-) Lots of love to you both! xxx
From Blog: Bonito and Chapadas
Date: 12th September 2009
wow!!! this looks like such....fun. i saw this on the tv not that long ago, and find that it is interesting that you sound just like getaway (although without the make up and background music). dimitra
From Blog: Amazing amazon amigos!
wow!!! this looks like such....fun. i saw this on the tv not that long ago, and find that it is interesting that you sound just like getaway (although without the make up and background music). dimitra
From Blog: Amazing amazon amigos!
Date: 23rd August 2009
Noice!
Ok - now to convince Keryn that we need to go to the Pantanal. Nice work guys!
From Blog: Pantanal adventures
Noice!
Ok - now to convince Keryn that we need to go to the Pantanal. Nice work guys!
From Blog: Pantanal adventures
Date: 20th August 2009
more clichés, please...
just to lend weight (and extra credence) happy Brazilians! XL
From Blog: Brazil - south east
more clichés, please...
just to lend weight (and extra credence) happy Brazilians! XL
From Blog: Brazil - south east
Date: 17th August 2009
loved the commentry and the story of the virgin getting hammered on the head. god men are nasty creatues... sounds like you 'spottoed' the big yesus, 10 points for you!!! xox
From Blog: Brazil - south east
loved the commentry and the story of the virgin getting hammered on the head. god men are nasty creatues... sounds like you 'spottoed' the big yesus, 10 points for you!!! xox
From Blog: Brazil - south east
Date: 15th August 2009
Glad you liked the view from Christ the Redeemer Statue - I thought the view of Rio gave Sydney harbour some competition. Also Iguacu Falls - absolutely fantastic.
From Blog: Brazil - south east
Glad you liked the view from Christ the Redeemer Statue - I thought the view of Rio gave Sydney harbour some competition. Also Iguacu Falls - absolutely fantastic.
From Blog: Brazil - south east
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brrr
how cold does it look!
From Blog: Getting bilingual in La Belle Province