John and Gloria Travels' Guestbook

Happy Birthday!
Even when you travel - the years keep adding up! _ Cheers!

Hi Guys
Your photos are fantastic Glor........you really do an amazing job!!!!!! Palermo looks like such an interesting place.....the people look great. Getting back to those photos of yours......the Casa Professa Church is incredible. It is so amazing to see the incredible architecture in Europe........we are such youngans over here!!! Love your dress that your wore in Cefalu, you look gorgeous........oh and Johnnie does too.... in his beautiful shirts :) :) Look forward to seeing you kids when you are back......I think it might be about two weeks or so at this stage. Keep on having lots of fun and amazing experiences. Love Rhonda

Love Sicily & the villages look amazing. Not touristy at all. You have seen & done so much. A dream trip.

Loving your pictures of Sicily
Hu guys.......I haven't been to Sicily ....... it does look incredible!!!! The food looks like it is definitely to die for!!! What a great find the Butcher restaurant was especially for no vegi John. Ha Ha. Just enjoy enjoy enjoy, don't give a stuff about any weight gain.....it is never permanent!!!! Besides the amazing food photos, I really liked the Archaeological Park. Love to you both xoxoxoxo

So excited to see your Malta blog!!!
Hi……so happy you both enjoyed Malta and reading your blog brought back so many wonderful memories for me. Your arrival feeling a bit like Cairo and the taxi chaos reminded me of exactly the same. When I was there in 1974, Carmen and I went for a walk on our first day after being at relatives for lunch and we absolutely freaked out as their houses didn’t have showers, baths, or washing machines simply to conserve water as it is so dry!! Everything was washed in the sink, I still remember the shear devastation that I couldn’t wash my hair in the shower for 3 months……But…..Once we got to our place we did have a shower as our house had just been built!! Must say your hotel and the roof top bar sounded wonderful. Some of my favourite spots were also Blue Grotto, Gogol, Medina and of course Mellieha where we lived. The city of Valletta is incredible and it amazed me when I went back with Graeme to learn how ignorant I was as a teenager to the hardship that the Maltese went through being bombarded from every angle from so many countries. Always love your blogs but this one was special for me xxxxxx

So love your blogs they make me feel as if I am travelling with you. So informative. What a wonderful trip you are having good on you.

Gastro doesn’t get the Westbury’s down!!
You guys looked like you had an absolutely great time……sorry to hear about gastro creeping in…..but it looks like you still killed it in terms of having a great time. Fantastic pics xxxxx

Hi…..catching up on your fantastic blogs Glor
Wow, Prague does look incredible! The building are beautiful but understandable when you explained that it was impacted by ww11 like other places. I bet that bloody beer was good being brewed at a place built so long ago!! And you must have nearly died running into that guy you know in the middle of your travels. And I must say the statue of Sigmund Freud was perfect…..just as crazy as he was…. Ha ha. Love to you both xx

Meant to say….
Meant to say Glor……yes awful news about John Farnham….. he is my absolute favourite. It was a 11 hour surgery where his jaw was removed. Take care and love you both xxxx

Hi guys
So fantastic to watch your trip…..you are a legend Glorsy! It must have been confronting to understand the Shoe Statue but these stories of such horrific things must be told. I loved looking at your photos of Vienna….such a beautiful city! Thanks again for your blog xxxx