 Cory Maley - Maestro the Vagabond | All Comments |
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| 29th October 2009 Leanne | ... - From: Show Me The Way to Byron Bay Awesome pics from your roadtrip, hope you had a Wicked time! Shame about the accident, you're right, the universe is tough sometimes. |
| 17th August 2009 Leanne | Awesome roadtrip! - From: Show Me The Way to Byron Bay Hey, loved the photos!! that's a total shame about the accident, but definitely deal with it later! |
| 15th July 2009 Raquel Pinto | Thank You - From: Even Black Olives Taste Good Here Hello!! I'm very happy to know that you liked very much our city and mainly the tour to the Offley cellars!! i'm the guide that was at the reception on that day!! I hope that you enjoyed it and come to visit us again!!! |
| 14th June 2009 Feiko | Hmm Port - From: Even Black Olives Taste Good Here Yes, I have to say I love Port so I am a bit jealous of you traveling there to try it out at home. Looks like a great country to visit though! |
| 13th June 2009 bruno digamber | porto gal - From: Even Black Olives Taste Good Here hi my dear friend it was very good..amazing to have you here short but amazing the same i hope that you had a good trip and looking forward for our next meeting or next travel :))) always around here , namasté |
| 13th June 2009 Fayette Fox | I want to go to Portugal! - From: Even Black Olives Taste Good Here It all sounds amazing, Cory. I think I'm sold. |
| 13th June 2009 liliram | Warm Welcome - From: Even Black Olives Taste Good Here Nice blog, Cory. Reading it reminded me of the warm welcome I sensed in Portugal ---- the Portuguese are so warm and friendly. Somehow, i felt so at home in that country as you must have felt too, judging by your blog. And honestly..........I like the sepia pix. I'd have to try it too, esp in the next wine party. Keep blogging! |
| 28th May 2009 Feiko | you haven't lost your touch - From: Revolutionary Road (Trip) Funny keeping track of an olf friend through travel blogs... it seems the world is too big to see each other but I still know what you're up too! |
| 15th January 2009 Martha Wallulis | Nice to see you again! :) - From: Goliath Falls in Stumptown's Monster Ball Hi Cory! Wow how are you? I just found this blog post of yours! Thank you so much for writing the things you did. It was wonderful meeting you and talking with you at PCH. You are a wonderful writer.. I hope your travels are treating you well and that we will be able to meet again sometime! It would be lovely to hear from you and hear how you are doing. xoxo M Wallulis |
| 30th April 2008 Sophat | - From: Cambodia on a Dime Just as a point of clarification, Phnom Penh is the former "Pearl" of French Indochina, but it is Angkor that was the capital of the Khmer Empire. |
| 27th April 2008 Fayette | Happy birthday Cory! - From: Tiger Trifecta: Three Asian Cities, One Week Hey Cory, Excellent blog! I particularly loved reading your take on your adventures in Bangers. I laughed out loud several times. Your description of the Soi Cowboy strip clubs were spot on. The chili crab splatter on your t-shirt is a sad (and hilarious) tale. I hope you found a good stain remover spray back at home. All the best, Fayette in Kuala Lumpur |
| 26th April 2008 the soul cultivator | $$*(("!!~# Happy Birthday Cory#~!!"))*££ - From: Tiger Trifecta: Three Asian Cities, One Week A great morning read as ever. Wishing you a belated HAPPY BIRTHDAY. |
| 26th April 2008 sebastian, the sweetest pastry chef | hola Maestro the vagabond - From: Tiger Trifecta: Three Asian Cities, One Week Hi dear cory, I really liked your travel blog. looks like the teacher is been taught by the asian pleasures. keep enjoying your journey...great soul, great man and thinker. Cheers Sebastian, the sweetest pastry chef |
| 15th April 2008 thucatty | - From: The Hefty Mid-Section of Vietnam Very interesting! Hoi An through foreign tourists' eyes! |
| 13th April 2008 http://exoticindiatravel.blogspot.com | this is a very interesting blog - From: The Hefty Mid-Section of Vietnam this is a very interesting blog |
| 13th April 2008 the soul cultivator | True..True & True - From: The Hefty Mid-Section of Vietnam How true your entertaining words are....I too am now in Hoi An and its ruddy hot. I also have another temperature and rotting throat, this is unbarable. The doctor here asked me did I come through the boarder from Cambodia then spend more than 4 days in HCMC. I said yes. The air is riddled with upper respiritory disease apparently...you did very well to fly. Enjoy Phnom Phen. (visit my boys in siem reap!!!) |
| 9th April 2008 The Sushi Cowboy | If at first you don't succeed... - From: Back When I Was In 'Nam I greatly admire your persistence in entering Uncle Ho's mausoleum. I'd have done the same thing and it's quite fun indeed, irritating underpaid military security by pushing your luck. Cheers for not getting shot or beaten for being a smart ass! |
| 4th April 2008 The Sushi Cowboy | Flicked Thumb! Vrrrry naaaace! - From: The Wonders of Borneo Corn smoothy? It seems you found a little pocket of Japan. At the very least, you can gauge the speed of your digestive system. |
| 4th April 2008 Ellie from KL | Cory will eat anything - From: Burnei's Bandar: The Cleanest Town in South East Asia Cory, the green stuff you are eating is call "ketayap" in Malay, it's a rolled pancake with coconut stuffing. The thin pancake is made of flour and coconut milk, mix into a batter. The green color is from the "pandan" (screwpine) leaves, which is also use to give the aroma to the food. The stuffing is made of grated fresh coconut cooked with brown sugar. This dish is a common breakfast dish for Malay people. If you like the pancake you should try a savoury one call "roti jala". The same ingredients are used to make the pancake but the color is yellow and it looks like shredded pancake, this pancake is eaten with curry. |
| 24th March 2008 david | good - From: Borneo: Getting There Is Half The Adventure it's good |
| 22nd March 2008 Amy | Glad to see you are having fun - From: Borneo: Getting There Is Half The Adventure Hey Cuz, Glad to hear you are having fun. Hope that continues... Miss you bunches Amy |
| 22nd March 2008 anticrisps | On the road again - From: Borneo: Getting There Is Half The Adventure U might get to my place in france in less than 3 days so COME. A bit more snowy than Brunei but you're still welcome Love |
| 24th January 2008 anticrisps | time and distance flies... - From: 6 Months Home: Here For Good Time Not Long Time ... but you stay the same as ever. I wish this year will enable us to meet again. So let's keep in touch estonian "musid" Love |
| 17th January 2008 edel | world studies 3 - From: 6 Months Home: Here For Good Time Not Long Time so your impact is felt thousands of miles from where you stand. World Studies 3 is to be a year long course next year. Come back Maestro and bring your bull whip! Cheers to the original dictator of that shitty room that faces the quad...of which I have forgotten the number. |
| 17th January 2008 Brie Hanni | Hello from your softball days - From: 6 Months Home: Here For Good Time Not Long Time Hi Cory, It's great to hear from you again, and I am happy to read that all is going well. Welcome back home. Thanks for including me in your blog subscription! Take care! Sincerely, Brie |
| 19th December 2007 anticrisps | - From: Croatia - Where Dalmatian Is Not Just a Good Mascot I've been cycling around Dalmatia this summer and I remember staying an hour or so in front of the exact picture you sent of the bosnian farmland. I remember, it was a pretty steep road and it was the time when the ray of the sun is giving this special magic things to the landscape. I must say I deserved it.Amazing we have the exact same picture u can look on my blog http://estoni1.spaces.live.com/ Take care buddy and remember : NO CRISPS AFTER DINER |
| 6th December 2007 NNowack | Funny - From: Road Trip! The Left Coast of America Funny blog. Nice stuff. |
| 1st November 2007 isidora | great blog - From: Belgrade and Sarajevo: A Tale of Two Cities a tiny correction there, 'dobar dan' means 'good day/afternoon', 'dobro jutro' is 'good morning'. Realy enyoed the blog, love you writing style. Keep it up! |
| 14th August 2007 Feiko | welcome back to Tim land er I mean Canada - From: Derry Potter and the Edible "Poontang" Hey man... love the poontang story. and the description was very delicate... |
| 13th August 2007 Cindy | Welcome Home - From: Derry Potter and the Edible "Poontang" Hey, Sorry I missed the Vancouver fun-goodness. Welcome Home, it's nice to have you back :o) |
| 29th July 2007 Saskia | Mini Cory - From: Road Trip! The Left Coast of America You remind me of Binklebonk the tree gnome from Spike Milligan's epic fairytale 'Badjelly the Witch'. Track it down and read it, you'll see what I mean. |
| 22nd July 2007 anticrisps | bad luck - From: The End of an Era: Curtain Call for "California Cory" I wish u all the best for recovering... I trust your "always look at the bright side of life' mind Still interesting to read you (not bored yet) Love |
| 18th July 2007 dedel | Cheers Cory - From: The End of an Era: Curtain Call for "California Cory" You will be missed: Your laughter and your intellect. yours, David |
| 18th July 2007 Dee | - From: The End of an Era: Curtain Call for "California Cory" Loved reading your very interesting discussion of the Yanks and their weird patriot games. |
| 18th July 2007 PMUsh | - From: The End of an Era: Curtain Call for "California Cory" dude! Cricket!! wow !!! |
| 13th July 2007 Pete | - From: Reno: Lucky 7s in the Biggest Little City in the World I thought it was a fake silver refinery? Lol, whatever... it's still fake either way, but they won't let me drink there like they do here... HUZZAH! Australia is great... I'm not sure if I'll ever leave... well, probably I will, but still. Did you check out the car museum there? 'tis awesome |
| 13th July 2007 Sarah T | - From: Reno: Lucky 7s in the Biggest Little City in the World I love your new slogans for the state of Nevada. Right on! |
| 13th July 2007 Ross | A Street Downtown - From: Reno: Lucky 7s in the Biggest Little City in the World I always see this sign and it cracks me up! I'm glad it's finally getting some picture recognition. |
| 11th July 2007 The Sushi Cowboy | Dysentery is cool - From: Follow the Trail of Beers Through Redwood City, Whose "Climate Is Best By Government Test" I'd call that colour "Bag-Your-Face Baby Sky Blue" or something along those lines. Props for going hard, I can attest to your "balls-to-the-wall" mentality. |
| 10th July 2007 Dana | Guess what - From: Follow the Trail of Beers Through Redwood City, Whose "Climate Is Best By Government Test" Technically Redwood City doesn't have the best weather; it tied with 2 other places. One being the Canary Islands and the second being North Africa's Mediterranean Coast. Redwood City is just trying to sound special. ^_^ Anyway, did you visit the new theatre? It's so pretty inside and it's humungous! |
| 10th July 2007 Feiko | trivial detail - From: Follow the Trail of Beers Through Redwood City, Whose "Climate Is Best By Government Test" Hey man... we'll look at seeing you soon. but in looking at the picture I can see that Curious George found some Ether?!? is this what a teacher wears in California? |
| 10th July 2007 Pattusa | 4th of July - From: Follow the Trail of Beers Through Redwood City, Whose "Climate Is Best By Government Test" And I enjoyed my 4th of July in Progreso, Yucatan, Mexico! What a hoot! Just as good as one in Texas! Enjoy your blog. Mine's at pattusa. |
| 1st July 2007 The Sushi Cowboy | Gin & Tonic - From: Pride Weekend in San Francisco You know what they say about people who drink gin, right? And you always sucked at chess. |
| 30th June 2007 Vanessa Vosseler | - From: Pride Weekend in San Francisco I can´t believe you are in san francisco i´m back in melbourne and flying home on the 12 july shit |
| 30th June 2007 johnnybones | - From: Pride Weekend in San Francisco Your photos are awesome. Makes me now regret that I didn't spend more time in San Fran. Yes, I said it, San Fran! But I'll be careful not to say that next time I am there. |
| 29th June 2007 Maestro the Vagabond | Real? - From: A Return to the Land of the Giants I'm not sure if Johno's comment is real or a joke. |
| 29th June 2007 ILoveMyCountry | pomme frites - From: A Return to the Land of the Giants Johno's comment is so funny because he's fat. |
| 21st June 2007 Michty6 | Urinals - From: A Return to the Land of the Giants Love the comment about the urinals, something that I have also thought it hilarious... I, however, am a maverick and would choose no.1 or 3 to deliberately flaunt the rules... Also the comment from Johno is hilarious! |
| 20th June 2007 Saskia | - From: Palo Alto Is My Kind of Town Palo Alto sounds wicked. I spent 3 weeks in the Bay Area when I was 19, and loved it. (Except the tax that gets added onto everything AFTER it gets rung up at the checkout.) I get really annoyed by people who make sweeping generalisations about America and Americans, particularly if all they have to go on are the actions of the current administration and loud tourists abroad. Last time I went to the States I was in Austin, Texas - not perhaps indicative of the mindset of all of Texas, but it was fantastic to have my preconceptions of the state (rednecks, JR Ewing, etc) well and truly challenged by this open-minded and welcoming city. Think I might add Palo Alto to my 'To visit someday' list. |
| 20th June 2007 cammy | - From: Palo Alto Is My Kind of Town you have a very small world.... |
