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| 17th September 2009 cam2yogi | Nice eye - From: Heading North for a Taste of the Baltics Great photographs! |
| 18th July 2009 Keith and Pete | where to after the Baltics? - From: Transylvania and Surrounds: More Sunny Than Spooky still enjoying following ya'll on your adventure... |
| 12th July 2009 Kev | photos - From: The Scoop From Northern Vietnam Hi, i dont know you but your blog was featured on the home page and i was drawn in through one of your stunning photographs, seriously they are extremely good and some of the compositions are perfect, i am now looking forward to reading through the back catalogue, best wishes on your travels, Kev |
| 2nd July 2009 liliram | Now I want to go back to Romania! - From: Transylvania and Surrounds: More Sunny Than Spooky Good job, you two. I'd probably skip the night train ride (bad for my back), but I absolutely want to go back to Romania. Love the photos. Where were u when u took that photo of Brasov from above? Nice shot. Safe travels, you two. Been 'traveling' with you for the last so many blogs. |
| 1st July 2009 Kara Loffelmacher | - From: Transylvania and Surrounds: More Sunny Than Spooky ahhh, this is awesome. i, too, have always wanted to hit up transy in search of bram's dracula. |
| 24th June 2009 around_the_world | Looks like you found Borat! - From: A Too-Short Trip to Turkey Ehehe :-) Glad to read your latest blog, and all the best in Bulgaria! Love your picture of Borat, great way to start the day! Cheers, Laetitia |
| 24th June 2009 Jub and Anna | Thanks! - From: Five Days in Jerusalem Hi John HS. I have a Nikon D80 and a 18-200 mm VR lens. I really like it. Happy travels. |
| 22nd June 2009 Jarnail S | - From: From the Golden Temple to Points South: Our Last Week in India You guys have amazing pictures! :) |
| 21st June 2009 john hs | beautiful photos! - From: Five Days in Jerusalem I've happened onto your blog while researching for a trip to Vietnam this September. Please excuse this intrusion...but your blog is great reading! The clearest pictures of places- and your photographs are particularly beautiful! I know its only the tool- but can I ask what camera you are using? johnhs |
| 16th June 2009 liliram | Falapel's my fav too! - From: Five Days in Jerusalem Thank God you guys 'survived' your quest for a falapel. Love it too, but may not really go out of my way to search for it the way u did. Hey, love those photos....esp the tiles on the Dome, etc. Safe travels! |
| 30th May 2009 Louise Halm | keep these adventures coming our way. - From: From the Golden Temple to Points South: Our Last Week in India Once again you two amaze me with these wonderful photos. I am especially proud of the way that you try to blend in with your surroundings. You are a walking advertisement for all that is good about the US. Rick Steves beware. do you ever have a bad time and hate it? That is my round about way of wondering whether you will ever be happy in Portland. Much love, Auntie Lou |
| 20th May 2009 PA Leslie | First glimpse of the pyramids - From: A Whirlwind Tour Through Egypt Ok! That THE pic...love it...and a great entry! |
| 20th May 2009 PA Leslie | Great souvenirs - From: Jordan: The Real Land of Smiles Was there last summer...and even if we all catch the same spots...it's still an amazing place...love your pic game with the colors... |
| 19th May 2009 Lindsay | Amazing!! - From: Jordan: The Real Land of Smiles I think you just added a stop onto my itinerary. Thank you! This is fantastic! |
| 19th May 2009 around_the_world | thank you! - From: Jordan: The Real Land of Smiles Waouh! That looks like quite a trip and indeed jordanian hospitality is legendary! Love your pictures, so many colors and contrasts :-) make me want to jump in a plane and head to Jordan straight away! Looking forward reading your next blog Cheers from China Laetitia |
| 18th May 2009 Keith and Pete | belated birthday wishes... - From: A Whirlwind Tour Through Egypt You will always remember this one! thanks for taking us down the Nile with you! |
| 13th May 2009 Patrice | Nice Photos - From: A Whirlwind Tour Through Egypt I like the photos, simply beautiful |
| 11th May 2009 Anoushka | - From: A Whirlwind Tour Through Egypt Your pictures are great - what camera do you have? Im leaving for India in 2 weeks and am looking for a good camera. |
| 11th May 2009 liliram | I'm green with envy! - From: A Whirlwind Tour Through Egypt Been following your blogs and enjoyed each one, esp this one! Love those photos, and captions too! Reminisced about the time i visited Egypt (stayed in Mena House too, isn't it lovely?) and now rethinking whether i should make another visit after all these years. |
| 4th May 2009 Kathy Sortun | music - From: From the Golden Temple to Points South: Our Last Week in India I'm pretty sure I've seen you and your sister (and maybe your mother) doing some of those dance moves....great music and a tremendous blog, again, thanks so much! |
| 3rd May 2009 Rani Sampson | - From: From the Golden Temple to Points South: Our Last Week in India Thanks for explaining why I never see fish on an Indian menu! Love your blog posts! |
| 3rd May 2009 liliram | You guys can really write! - From: From the Golden Temple to Points South: Our Last Week in India Enjoyed your blog so much, and the photos as well! You bet I'd be catching up with your earlier blogs in the next few weeks. Thanks. |
| 2nd May 2009 Kwa | Wow - From: From the Golden Temple to Points South: Our Last Week in India Thanks for another intriguing blog entry! I also felt myself getting teary with your description of the golden temple and the kindness of the people you met there. I now REALLY want to go to India! Love you guys... |
| 22nd April 2009 Auntie Lou | what a tale you have to tell... - From: Further Adventures in Rajasthan Your photos are amazing and your Mom sent additional ones of Egypt when you were all together. How will you ever be able to come home after all of THIS? Thanks for sharing your adventures. No weight gain that I can see...much love. |
| 21st April 2009 joey | solid entry... - From: Further Adventures in Rajasthan i especially enjoyed the image of the recreational swimming monkeys and Jub's fever-pitched rubdown... |
| 20th April 2009 mharleyuk | - From: Further Adventures in Rajasthan Great pictures guys: imaginative, and personally interesting to me since I've been to some of the same places you have recently. |
| 20th April 2009 Kathy Sortun | keep em coming! - From: Further Adventures in Rajasthan Keep the blogs coming; they make my days. India is moving to the top of my list, thanks to you two. Your writing and pictures amaze me. Keep it up! Don't quit now! Love you, MA/Kathy |
| 20th April 2009 Adam | nice blog - From: Further Adventures in Rajasthan incredible photos!!! |
| 20th April 2009 Cookiek | Food! - From: Further Adventures in Rajasthan See, I never understand how most travelers come home thinner than when they left! My husband and I are having the same problem in China; fantastic, cheap food is doing no good for our figures, we will have to be rolled off the plane when we arrive home! I think I will have to go on a diet prior to my trip to India, lord knows how much food I will consume! |
| 14th April 2009 dogg | never forget the taj - From: Rushing Towards Rajasthan: India Week Two hey, at least you won't ever forget your trip to the Taj. Jub, you are looking a bit shaggy these days -- digging the peach pants! |
| 1st April 2009 Patty Barber | Book - From: Rushing Towards Rajasthan: India Week Two Your blogs are so very interesting. I can hardly wait for your book to be published!! What a trip you are having. The Taj is on my list. I hope I get there some day! Be safe. |
| 1st April 2009 Erin | Stunning Photos! - From: Rushing Towards Rajasthan: India Week Two I am in awe of your photos. What kind of camera do you use? I have never had much interest in India before... but now... I'll have to add it to the itinerary! I very much enjoy your blogs! |
| 1st April 2009 Cookiek | - From: Rushing Towards Rajasthan: India Week Two Your photos are beuatiful. I am planning to go to India for my next trip, it looks like such an amazing place! |
| 24th March 2009 kushal | great! - From: And Now For Something Completely Different: Our First Week in India hi guys! welcome to India! it is indeed great to read these kind of reviews about India - most of the reviews that I came across were all focused on the negatives of India - but I really liked the way you have presented things and shown interest in India and its culture. It is indeed a pleasure for Indians to have guests like you and I look forward to direct interaction if you need any assistance during your travel. Have a great trip ahead. Cheers! kushal [kushal500 (at) gmail (dot) com] |
| 24th March 2009 Slowfeet | Good Post - From: And Now For Something Completely Different: Our First Week in India We are heading the other way through India. Came in at Bangalore and have moved around the South. Heading north now. You will see cows wandering in the traffic if you come down to the South, plenty of them |
| 23rd March 2009 sjs | what beautiful colors - From: And Now For Something Completely Different: Our First Week in India Gotta give props for the holi pictures, the one with the guy on the cellphone in Varanasi turned out great. Too bad you guys didn't partake in the Holi celebration. Mp |
| 23rd March 2009 anoushka | - From: And Now For Something Completely Different: Our First Week in India Hi guys - your pics are wonderful. Some of the most vibrant photos Ive seen of India. Enjoy the rest of your trip. |
| 10th March 2009 cam2yogi | Lovin' it! - From: The Scoop From Northern Vietnam Gorgeous photography as well! I especially like the colors of the Lady in her helmet with that umbrella! Where can I find meself one of those! peace n love, cam2yogi |
| 8th March 2009 jim | hehe - From: Not A Cloud in Sight in China's Yunnan Province thanks for posting such a funny & interesting article guys.. And the photos and scenaries are absolutely stunning! |
| 8th March 2009 Keith and Pete | catching up on your adventures, - From: Animals A'Plenty: Muddy Adventures in Borneo I am reading your past entries, and this one is especially nice! I always read with interest, but now it is with envy. The turtle hatch was one of the things I dream about. I worked with a sea turtle conservation group in the "exotic north carolina" and always dreamed of being on an tropical beach in the south pacific, drinking my beer, and having turtles emerge out of the sand! And to have seen the old girls laying!? Y'all are lucky. Still reading with interest- Stephanie |
| 8th March 2009 Keith and Pete | worth the dangerous hike to the gorge! - From: Not A Cloud in Sight in China's Yunnan Province Your description of people watching in Lijaing is good! If it is true that "the photos don't due justice" then you two must have seen unbelievable sights, because your photos are exceptional. I rated some. Thanks for taking us to the gorge. |
| 19th February 2009 Anthony | Great Reports - From: The Scoop From Northern Vietnam I dont know you guys personally but I am loving the trip reports. Isn’t next year the 1000 year anniversary of Hanoi? Suppose to be a huge celebration. Any evidence of that yet in Hanoi? Enjoy your trip and keep up the posts. |
| 16th February 2009 Jane | Colors - From: The Scoop From Northern Vietnam Great script and photos. We seem dull in comparison with our khaki, black and white. I would love to have a bound volume of your travel blogs and pics for my living room table. |
| 16th February 2009 Dogg | fun times - From: The Scoop From Northern Vietnam sounds like you guys are having a blast. thanks for your witty writing and fun stories. can't wait to see you both. |
| 16th February 2009 Kathy Sortun | Vietnam - From: The Scoop From Northern Vietnam Makes me want to go back there!!! Thanks for the fabulous update and pictures. |
| 7th February 2009 Z | hue. hoi. hi. - From: History and Haute Couture in Hoi An and Hue perhaps in my excitement about the reality of a place called Hoi, I failed to notice that all the pic labels with the word Hue were referring to a place. susan just pointed out that you were not indeed calling attention to the color balance of the shots. I will read more carefully next post. but great hue in these shots. love the faces of the people here. s wants to know how the 15c beers are. |
| 26th January 2009 Auntie Jane | Love you both sooooo - From: Highs and Lows in Cambodia I so love vicariously enjoying your travels. Thank you for the great travel journals. Keep it up. I feel like I am there. Love you....Jane |
| 24th January 2009 Kwa | WOW - From: Highs and Lows in Cambodia Happy New Year, you two! Thanks for the highly entertaining and fascinating updates! |
| 22nd January 2009 Kevin | Thanks - From: Highs and Lows in Cambodia Thanks for the pictures and commentary and keeping us with you as you continue your adventure. What a book you could write! |
| 21st January 2009 Julie Engbloom | I wasn't kidding - From: Highs and Lows in Cambodia So, I hadn't checked in on your travels for awhile, but I was compelled to when I read a recent New Yorker article about a couple, one of who was on a sabbatical from her law firm the other a drug mule (ok, it's not a perfect match, as far as I know), who met in Tibet, got married, told their lives back home to forgeddaboutit, traveled the entire Asian continent, probably 50 times by now and have become famous writers of cookbooks. Alright, I think you can pick another genre, but I do think there's something in this for you. Here's the link: http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2008/11/24/081124fa_fact_kramer And now, back to my life, having just billed 60 hours in four days. Aww, c'mon, I know you miss it. |
