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Date: 17th October 2010

Weaving Hope
Weaving Hope is the name of the enterprise that has arisen out of this adventure. If you want to have a look at what we are doing or buy the beautiful fair trade gifts that we import have a look at our website at www.weavinghope.co.uk

From Blog: Weaving and Sigiriya
Date: 21st July 2010

Arugam Bay
Is very undeveloped and informal. We stayed at the galaxy lounge which was on the beach and truly fab, as were ices at Gecko just along the beach. I would ask locals about surf lessons etc, is all v informal, but can be sorted via the surf hire shop. Strongly recommend going, wonderful place!

From Blog: Lessons on the beach at Arugam Bay
Date: 19th July 2010

Arugam bay surfing
Hello, can you tell some words about contacts of your accomodation - which resort andf prices? And is there any surf schools or instructors? Thanks a lot!

From Blog: Lessons on the beach at Arugam Bay
Date: 13th May 2010

HEYY
Yo Mr Yeates WAZZAPPPP

From Blog: Leaving Malaysia, entering Laos
Date: 26th September 2009


You have always been enthusiastic about life, Joe...and what a great thing to say! The next planned world tour...starts now...

From Blog: The End of the Road, back to Stourbridge and school
Date: 5th September 2009

Thanks, time to reciprocate
Right ho then, bags packed, Im off to blighty and the slums of Salford to do my bit to help the natives. Having worked for the NHS in the past I know the sorry state its in. While there will write a few begging letters asking for some donations to help Salford General. You can read about all the great things Ive done on my trip and all the help I gave the strange natives of the U.K in my blog. Jokes aside, I am sincerely glad your children seem to have enjoyed their trip to SL

From Blog: Hospital Update
Date: 4th September 2009

Hello from Strourport
Hi guys - I've loved reading about your travels, volunatary work, tuk-tuks, food, hotels, transporation, interactions with the locals/other travellers, fascinating places and especially the orangutans. Your Blog is a wonderful record of the times you have had as well as keeping us all up to date. I'm really pleased that you have had such a fantastic adventure. Business as usual here - I'm about to become a Great Aunt in a couple of weeks - not yet ready for the rollers and blue rinse yet though. Exciting plans on the work front - Nicky, I look forward to telling you all about it.


Date: 2nd September 2009

See you soon
Great stuff again, Joe. Posh hotel? Enjoy it whilst you can... see you soon - Joe Chaz

From Blog: Phnom Penh and Bangkok, meandering back home
Date: 31st August 2009

great place to stay
The Golden Banana is a great place to stay--recognized the pool

From Blog: See 'em Reap - a Templetastic few days!
Date: 29th August 2009

Wow!
No need to say more is there, Joe! Chaz

From Blog: See 'em Reap - a Templetastic few days!
Date: 24th August 2009

Don't worry
Food and everything else in Siem Reap is Fan-diddly-tastic

From Blog: On the move in the Mekong Delta
Date: 23rd August 2009

Swanking
Sorry about your food.We have just had a lovely dinner in Clare with Kate on Friday and one of David Hanke's picnics on Saturday before A Comedy of Errors in Emmanuel garden by The Theatre of The Globe. Brilliant!!!

From Blog: On the move in the Mekong Delta
Date: 18th August 2009

hello
Hi guys, Beautiful pictures and lovely to keep catching up with you, are you sure you will want to come home?? We really hope so because I know a little boy who will be so pleased to see his bestest friend. We are all well and enjoying summer. Neve is 4 months now so is laughing and smiling, still cant get her to sleep past 5.30 though !! Look forward to seeing you soon we are back from holiday on the 12th Love Jo

From Blog: Phu Quoc: warm seas, extreme mopeds and icing sugar sand
Date: 18th August 2009

Imagine
Very glad I can be with you more in spirit since we came out but can't convince myself that Boots is a better option than Beach today. Stay well and fare well X

From Blog: Phu Quoc: warm seas, extreme mopeds and icing sugar sand
Date: 11th August 2009


the robes are very welcome at the wedding - after the official photos!

From Blog: Suits, trousers, dresses, shirts and Harry Potter Robes - Fine Tailoring in Hoi An
Date: 8th August 2009

Thanks again Chaz
Hope your painting is going ok - my worst painiting experience was the outside of our house on a wobbly and slightly too short ladder ended up standing scared on the top rung with nothing to hold on to. Hope whatever you are up to is not that unpleasant! Clearly strong chemicals in the paint though, I have never been accused of always being smart (other than a smart****!)

From Blog: Suits, trousers, dresses, shirts and Harry Potter Robes - Fine Tailoring in Hoi An
Date: 7th August 2009

Joe you are always ...
smart! Thanks for the blog - what a great record of the trip. You are a wizard in your own right - a computer one. Ah well, Joe, back to the painting and it is not abstract expressionism. Take care, Joe, and best to the family, Chaz

From Blog: Suits, trousers, dresses, shirts and Harry Potter Robes - Fine Tailoring in Hoi An
Date: 29th July 2009

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ELLIOT
hAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY ELLIOT SEE YOU SOON FROM LOUIS

From Blog: Anarchy in pyjamas on motorbikes, before where the Dragon descended into the sea (Hanoi to Ha Long Bay)
Date: 23rd July 2009

Cheers Ruth
It is so nice to know you are following us. We really need an excuse for a family bach to catch up when we get back. Hope to see you anyway as will be in Cheshire for Nicky's sister's wedding, so hoping to come and stay - will be v skint by then! Love to all Joe and co

From Blog: Luang Prabang (Kipperbang) Send three and fourpence...waterfalls and elephants!
Date: 23rd July 2009

Love the updates...
A big hi to the Yeates family. I just wanted to send you a quick message to let you know how much I'm loving your blogs. They paint such a vivid picture and Harry and I enjoy settling down every few days to catch up with your news and see what fab adventures you've been up to - they certainly brighten up coffee time! We hope you continue to have an amazing time and can't wait for the next installment! All our love Ruth, Clive and Harry xxx

From Blog: Luang Prabang (Kipperbang) Send three and fourpence...waterfalls and elephants!
Date: 23rd July 2009

Cheers Chaz
Thanks again Chaz - your comments are so positive and encouraging. Hope you have a great summer. Take care and see you soon

From Blog: Luang Prabang (Kipperbang) Send three and fourpence...waterfalls and elephants!
Date: 22nd July 2009

Joe goes arty!
Hiya Joe, Thanks for the up dates! The arty photo is great - is there no end to your talents. Forget Joe yeates, rename yourself Joe Man Ray. Great to see the grandparents with you. Fantastic waterfalls - I know you are enjoying the lot, Joe. Brillaint.

From Blog: Luang Prabang (Kipperbang) Send three and fourpence...waterfalls and elephants!
Date: 17th July 2009

Hey Joe
Joe, Interesting reading, to say the least! Last day of term here, Joe! For some reason I am on a free and so it was great to have a read and see what you are up to. Thanks for the blogs, Joe...they'll be something for you all to treasure. I quite liked the democracy and egalitarianism of the system...pity it can't be extended to here, Joe You take care and best to the family...Chaz

From Blog: Leaving Malaysia, entering Laos
Date: 9th July 2009


Hi Joe and family I hope you are all enjoying yourselves and having a fantastic time. No doubt you are looking forward to coming back in September!! Ope yow am ok an am glad ow ay got Coral an Courtney next year! Take care Best wishes Jane xx

From Blog: Apes and Monkeys in Sabah, Borneo
Date: 8th July 2009

big birds
I saw two crows at the bins in town today and thought they were big but your toucans win by a mile! All looks amazing.X

From Blog: Apes and Monkeys in Sabah, Borneo





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