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| 8th March 2009 dennis white | your travels - From: One of the 'Wonders of the World' (and New Delhi...) i have really enjoyed reading your blog it feels like i have been there with you both sometimes, a year seems to have flown past and we are really glad you are both home safely and looking so well. OODLES of love DAD and JANE XXX |
| 5th March 2009 Neill Furmston | Stunning! - From: One of the 'Wonders of the World' (and New Delhi...) Another one for my list of places to visit. here's another classic take on the taj... http://bit.ly/15Skyw |
| 4th March 2009 Inderpreet | Great! - From: Northern India (long lost family pt 5) Great Blog! When I was reading you blog, It was like I m also present there...hahaha...So what's the total number of cousin's you met in India. Do you remember their names?.. You enjoyed every bit of it! Best of luck for future trip and keep writing... |
| 8th February 2009 Vero | So good!!!! - From: Northern India (long lost family pt 5) I am glad for you guys! it's sounds that you having a good time over there ;) That's great that you are seeing your familly too! Big thanks to share your adventure by your blog, it's really well done! Keep going and all the best :) See ya ! xx |
| 16th November 2008 Pat Tuohy | pow camps - From: Kanchanaburi when you visit a place like that you realise how cruel humans can be .the cemetry is very humbling |
| 3rd November 2008 James Long | WICKED! - From: The land of the long white cloud, part 1 hey mate, fotos look gr8...your seeing stuff i aint even seen in nz...good work!!!!!! dont forget every road in nz discovered will bring untapped mystery (wow...check out my copywritin?) dont miss Kiakora on you way up the east side of south island...and 90 minutes inland from christchurch is hanmer springs aswell...latres |
| 1st September 2008 Chris Anna | wicked! - From: Cameron Highlands, KL and Melaka thanks for including the details about guest houses, we will def look some of those up in Malaysia. Love the mural guys! Good luck for the next leg of your trip. School starts in a few days Kelly. 'Wish you were here!' |
| 18th August 2008 Neill Furmston | Head torch! - From: Penang, Besar birthday and Taman Negara Hmmm, it sure looks familiar... |
| 2nd August 2008 dennis white | monkeys - From: Island hopping in Thailand - part 2 Yous two are eating to many BANANAS !!! All that climbing |
| 24th July 2008 Bridge and Cyn | Awesome! - From: Island hopping in Thailand part 1 Wow your photos bring back soooo many memories! Very jealous! Trying to persuade Cyn to take me back for my 30th!!! Fat chance! Cant wait to see your Ko Tao photos! |
| 15th July 2008 Chris Anna | Seriously jealous! - From: Island hopping in Thailand part 1 Wicked blogs guys - your photos of Thailand and Angkor bring back good memories. School is finally out for 'Summer' and we are off to India for the next 6 and a bit weeks. See you there perhaps? Enjoy the rest of your time in S.E Asia and enjoy those crazy buckets... 'shudder' Take care x Anna & Chris |
| 5th July 2008 Kelly and Amers | Ross me old muckar...! - From: Angkor temples - a wonder of the ancient world Nice to hear from you mate. Glad you're enjoying our adventures- the photos are just a snippet really- they take so long to upload but i try and put the best ones up there. Hope work isn't too taxing for you and that you guys are having some kind of summer. Keep the emails coming and say hi to everyone there Cheers, Amers |
| 5th July 2008 Kelly and Amers | Angkor blimey! - From: Angkor temples - a wonder of the ancient world Hi mate, nice to hear from you. Been meaning to email you for a bit. Angkor was an amazing experience- one of the highlights for us so far without a doubt. It's a photographer's dream (you would have been proud of me- i snapped some gems). Anyway, hope all's well there, and you're right, we're not missing Blighty and its so-so summers one bit! Speak soon x |
| 2nd July 2008 Ross | Breathaking - From: Angkor temples - a wonder of the ancient world Amers, these pics are simply amazing. I've just read your blog from the start and to say I'm jealous is way too much of an understatement. Looking forward to the next instalment. Take care |
| 30th June 2008 Neill Furmston | Amazing - From: Angkor temples - a wonder of the ancient world Wah Wah Wee Waah!! This is the No.1 place on my list of 'Must see before I die' Absolutely awesome. Hope you guys are having fun and not missing Blighty one bit. N x |
| 5th June 2008 Chris Anna | oh @£%@%@! hell! - From: Ed and Shell in Bangkok and Chiang Mai thanks guys, you have just put me off flying even more. that sounds horrific! i'm off to find that blog about the couple who went from london to auckland without flying... keep the adventures coming! xx anna |
| 22nd May 2008 Emer | Hi you guys - From: Nha Trang, Mui Ne and Saigon- the final 'Nam adventure Kelly and amers, Emer here you have me salivating keeping up to date with all your travels. I'm so so jealous and delighted for you guys at the same time. Travelling is the life really isn't it?? I really need to go again reading through all the stuff that you have been up to... Hope you both keeping really really well and happy and healthy x x Keep those photos coming and stories brilliant brilliant brilliant Take care talk soon Emer x |
| 14th May 2008 Bridge and Cyn | Stunning! - From: Hoi An Oh me oh my, remind me again why I didnt join you? Stuck planning for next weeks rounders tournaments and athletics! Soooo much fun! This place looks incred- will put it on my list of places to visit for sure! |
| 13th May 2008 dennis white | - From: Hoi An Hi,Hoi an looks like mine and Janes type off place what with the beach and the bar |
| 12th May 2008 Kelly and Amers | Hiya - From: Ha Long Bay Yep, its a tough life but someones gotta do it!! How are things at the castle on the hill? Did you have a good trip away at Easter? Take care. Kelly xx |
| 12th May 2008 Kelly and Amers | Loving the lingo!! - From: Ha Long Bay We both laughed aloud at your response! Glad your enjoying the blog. I love the way Amarjit desrcribes it all, he cracks me up! What did you think of the Jam story? Love you.xxx |
| 30th April 2008 Chris Anna | nooo! - From: Ha Long Bay Just can't believe you have swapped swimming galas, planning, report writing and fixtures for a few monkeys and a rubbish mountain bike! Ha ha, you guys sound like you are having an amazing time. I am very jealous and want to jump on the next plane to Bangkok. It's been too long since the last real green curry and vodka bucket... Enjoy every minute! xx Anna |
| 30th April 2008 big den | yo man - From: Ha Long Bay just lurve this blogging |
| 18th April 2008 Amers | Kwai - From: WARter!!! Yep. All in all, the river and the whole Kwai experience was pretty moving and we actually learned a lot about the horrors that occoured only a couple of decades ago. Kanchanaburi was a nice chilled out place- the first spot off the beaten track (well kind of) that we really enjoyed. First of many that is! Glad to see you're getting to grips with the old internet. keep the messages coming. Speak soon |
| 14th April 2008 Craig | - From: WARter!!! Looks great fun, glad to see you have arrived safely! xxxx |
| 13th April 2008 dennis white | river kwai - From: WARter!!! you wll love river kwai if you ignore its sad history. you must visit museum & graveyard to understand it all, walk across bridge and feel the vibes of history and all those lives lost building the railway.They have a great floating restaurant its pretty cheap so it will suit you. it is towed by a long tailed boat so it's nice and gentle. all for now keep in touch it's great reading about your adwenture (thats thai) love dad & jane |
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