LorraineJ's Guestbook

good to read you.
I was just saying we have heard from you for a while & pop here you are! Its nice to have he next installment, though that was months ago. Where are you now? in outer Mongolia, Japan, Indonesia. Surely not at home! Chris is flying in para glider, I make jam. How tame is that? All the best Danielle

Patagonia Argentina
Great pictures of one the last lonely places in the World...Amazing places to see and enjoy...to feel...to know...to smell... Well...com back to Argentina... Greetings from Patagonia Argentina Néstor Rubén Pedersen

roadworks
MMM - I'm pondering whether you will be going back and doing the road once its completed? I guess all tarmac would be quite dull motorbike riding, but you must have nerves of steel after some of those stretches of road and roadworks! You certainly get some interesting scenery and its fascinating how the river colours are already so different and yet all the waters are from a similar region? I thought the prostraters were at first road workmen but seeing them in action can understand how they need a bit of protection - that must be their lifetime journey. Those 'roads' are just amazing - nice to see there are some pretty flowers as well. Carol and James

A different Tibet
What an eye opener regards our usual concept of Tibet.............. some very interesting flora. Thanks for keeping us in the picture David & Di.

Turkmenistan
Hi, this is osman seeing those pictures looks amazing, but I can make out you guys might through the worse of nights and weather. Cool, wish I was there too. You guys have great days ahead. Tc Thanks for sharing those pics, with everyone who are travel maniacs.

Yet again some wonderful photos that give a really great feel to what its like there. Ed hates to miss out on anything - as I'm sure you've know for some time! Looks like the new guest wing has been sorted - did you get a 'rain cover' too? Carol & James

Awesome
Once again, this is a great travelogue. Wish I could be there.

Couldn't get worse?
So.......... there was worse than Tajikstan! Your nerves must have been shattered after negotiating such distances of challenging terrain.. David & Diana

Amazing
Omigod! I think if Max and I had been doing this we would have parted company by now. Scenery looks absolutely fantastic but what a price to pay in shattered nerves and sheer exhaustion! Big respect for getting through it.

tibet
Another instalment of amazing experiences and wonderful scenery, it must be incredible to set off each day to yet more of it - neat sunset too. The good karma is obviously continuing Carol and James

Good comments
Really love the commentary and the trip. Wow, what an adventure.

Fantastic Milky Way
Did you folk or the bikes suffer any altitude sickness etc? The Milky Way without any semblance of light pollution sounds brilliant ( excuse the pun )

just like yesterday
hi lorrine and edwin. After saw your blog, I remember your trip in China. So many vivid faces appeared in my eye. I miss you, I wait for see more good pictures and articles from you. your chinese tourguide john