 Cory Maley - Maestro the Vagabond | All Comments |
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| 15th April 2007 Lucy | Hair - From: Debauchery in Denham: Another Shark Bay Experience, Albiet One Entirely Different from the First Hey you! Love the hair it suits you mate!!! We survived surf camp from Byron to Sydney. Sarah and I are doing the bridge climb tonight! Sarah and Simon have gone to Thailand and John and Mel are still in Oz somewhere! Glad your job is going well! Looks like you've been having a ball!!! We are all on facebook if you wanna join! xx |
| 14th April 2007 Dana | - From: Debauchery in Denham: Another Shark Bay Experience, Albiet One Entirely Different from the First You shaved your head....wow. Big difference. Well it looks like you're having a good time. ^_^ p.s. My birthday is in 2 days!!! YAYY! |
| 14th April 2007 anticrisp | raise money for injuried kangaroo !!! - From: Debauchery in Denham: Another Shark Bay Experience, Albiet One Entirely Different from the First And this time you'll have to shave other hairs buddy. I was about to go to bed but now thanks to you I'm sure I'll have dreams full of smashed kiddy kangaroo. Thanks very much. Love |
| 7th April 2007 scott | - From: Cyclonic Dreams: A Shark Bay Experience Tis a cool van, but it runs on the urine of Jack Bauer. |
| 5th April 2007 Ken Wilk | The Idiot--April 5 - From: Tussle with Bearded Mussels in the Bay Islands Cory--I agree, The Idiot is up with Crime and Punishment--amazing the ebbs and flows in that book. Enjoy your commentary and cannot wait for the novel! Look us up when you through Palo Alto. |
| 2nd April 2007 Feiko | Oh the laughs - From: Cyclonic Dreams: A Shark Bay Experience I have to agree that is the best van ever... and yes In your travels you do meet crazy people with Duct tape and toilet paper.. I think I would have gotten drunk before I removed the Duct tape though. Just a thought. I hope the sun and sand have you fully recharged my friend. The pics really make me want to go and visit our friends down under! |
| 29th March 2007 Rich and Zoe | Bay Lodge Backpackers - From: Cyclonic Dreams: A Shark Bay Experience So glad you stayed there! We had such a good time when we stayed with them...the best hostel ever! And did they take you to the hot spring bath? One of the best evenings of our whole trip was spent in that hot tub under the stars getting a little tipsy!! Glad your still having fun...we are home now and daydreaming constantly of getting back out there! Keep up the brilliant blogs...they are making my days go that little bit quicker!! |
| 29th March 2007 Pete | Theivery - From: Cyclonic Dreams: A Shark Bay Experience I'm straight up gonna steal that Chuck Norris oicture and put it on my myspace. Whaddya say to that, punk... Anyways... looks like a jolly good time ur having. |
| 28th March 2007 Saskia | Sorry man, have to make correction... - From: Cyclonic Dreams: A Shark Bay Experience I hate to wee on your bonfire, but Blackbeard was a scurvy knave - it was Black Bill, or William Dampier, who was the great adventurer and sweetest-natured gentleman ever to sink a ship or cut a throat... Don't let Leon know about the slip-up, you'll never hear the end of it :) |
| 28th March 2007 The Sushi Cowboy | Chuck Norris - From: Cyclonic Dreams: A Shark Bay Experience Could there be a cooler van? I think not! Sorry to hear about the drunk roomies. The best way to get even is to wait for them to pass out (from excessive boozin' of course) then bust out the teabags and the camera. |
| 15th March 2007 Saskia | Nostalgia - From: Up the West Coast: You Must Be Wwoofin' Ahh, your pics are making me feel all nostalgic for the West Coast (even though I'd melt in those temperatures). Keep enjoying :) |
| 12th March 2007 jaxw17 | love them - From: Up the West Coast: You Must Be Wwoofin' love your blogs been following for a while. I like the way you write and what you write. |
| 12th March 2007 anti-crisps | from wwoofer to wwoofer 8000km away - From: Up the West Coast: You Must Be Wwoofin' Be careful of where you are stepping in budy ; these blody snakes love sweet tender leg of inexperimented wwoofers. Take care |
| 7th March 2007 Feiko | hmmm... women - From: Perth Distilled: Nice-ish. Something about travelling makes it easier to meet people. But Cory would it really hurt you to take a picture of them? Actually... It just occured to me that you probably did and just don't feel like sharing! I can live with that but man.... just think about the rest of us. Some of us are more visual. The writing is very good, as are the pictures, but a connection would be grand. |
| 7th March 2007 anonymous | your love life is like ... - From: Perth Distilled: Nice-ish. If you had been born a couple of hundred years ago the guy passing himself of as William Shakespere would have come to you for inspiration when trying to write about two star-crossed lovers. |
| 7th March 2007 sprucemoose | Little Creatures rocks the house! - From: Perth Distilled: Nice-ish. To start off, well done for even visiting Perth; we're so far from anyone/anything else we tend to be a TAD forgotten! Yea Perth is a bit on the quiet side, but it's a relaxing quiet that is pretty awesome to live in. It's very unique in that it is a kinda big city with its fair share of opportunities but with a chilled, un-hectic small-town lifestyle . Oh yeah, and our beaches are pretty damn good too as Dan The Man said :P |
| 7th March 2007 Hutcho | Little Creatures - From: Perth Distilled: Nice-ish. Hi Cory, nice to read an outsiders view of my home town, I agree with the sleepy aspect but the beach kinda makes up for it in my opinion :) I especially miss it as I am in Quebec at the moment which is almost at the opposite end of the celcius scale! Most importantly I'm glad you found one of my favourite places, Little Creatures, purveyors of the best beer in the city, many an hour has been spent there, beer + sun = happiness :) Dan |
| 7th March 2007 ME | YOU - From: Perth Distilled: Nice-ish. Has it ever occurred to you to, i don't know, get the email of pretty girls you have fantastic dates with? I find email is more reliable that fate or whatever you were rambling about. Just a friendly suggestion from you former student who is over 10 years younger than you and apparently more logical. OH! SICK BURN! Actually not really... have a nice day :-) |
| 1st March 2007 anonymous | Feiko's random thoughts - From: "Moby Dick or Bust": How I Hitched From Picton to Christchurch Way to get beat by the Scot's. It's not supposed to be literal man. anyway, I've said this before. Good beds and good showers make for money Hostels! Best luck in Western Australia. PS overtime in the Flames versus the Wild |
| 1st March 2007 Feiko | your long legged scandanavian friend - From: Tussle with Bearded Mussels in the Bay Islands Hey dude, New Zealand looks really really awesome! I have to say that I really like all the Kiwi's I meet in my travels... and yes I too was mocked as the "american" after people saw my Canadian flag. Funny how easy it is to segregate people :-) ah well... at least you're good at making friends. Looking forward to your new adventures! |
| 1st March 2007 The Sushi Cowboy | What's that smell? - From: "Moby Dick or Bust": How I Hitched From Picton to Christchurch You can shower all you want buddy, nothing's gonna kill the stench of your farts. Question: when they opened up the whale and found the sailor, did they also happen to find Pinocchio and Geppetto? That's funny about Pip and the barf, I'll be sure to remind him of that...forever. |
| 26th February 2007 Sina | Hi Mr. Maley!! - From: Tussle with Bearded Mussels in the Bay Islands oh my gosh!!...i haven't talked to you in soooo long!! im soo jealous, and i see your in New Zealand.WOW, yeah, i've only been to Auckland few times but i've always wanted to go to the south island or north island.....i forget my geography.....forgive me please, i was paying attention in class. Well, i hope your enjoying yourself, i don't think there is any use of me saying that because it looks like you really are!! well,tell me if by any chance you'll visit my motherland (tonga)....although they are going through some political issues...but all is good!! you're the great maestro, im sure you'll find some way to enjoy yourself!!...okay Mr. Maley take care and have fun!! travel safely!!! -Sina |
| 25th February 2007 ping pong challenger | What ??? - From: Tussle with Bearded Mussels in the Bay Islands What is that cliche Scots are means ?? Don t forget that among your readers you've got Scotish residents (former french and Estonian). And by the way, who sank the rainbow warrior you wanted to dive in ?? Be careful buddy you're choking lots of your readers... But it s still fine as you admit that english bacon is much more tasty than american one (I'd rather say that BRITISH bacon in general is better than any else) My new scotish patriotism is working. Anyway, it's really nice to hear from you and Sunny country. Here in the Highlands as usual it s raining at the moment and I have to leave you to milk the goats... But still, EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE and tomorow sun could shine If you wanna see some pictures, you can have a look in my web blog (in french) http://estoni1.spaces.live.com/ Good luck Cory, enjoy the nice food, drinks, people, bacon offered by mother nature. |
| 25th February 2007 Veronika | - From: Tussle with Bearded Mussels in the Bay Islands Hey Cory, I am really enjoying your side but defenetly the best entry is the Great ocean road. I am still laughing about it. And I have to say you are not a bad driver. It was just a little bit to fast for me with my hangover :o). I am getting jeallous when I read all what you have seen. Alright, I wish you a great travel, take care and good luck with the girls. Ah, and I have seen you have got a new shirt :o) I love it. Take care your friend Veronika |
| 25th February 2007 CJ | im so jealous! - From: Tussle with Bearded Mussels in the Bay Islands heyyyyyyyyy hows it going? by the sounds of things, youre having a wicked time... far better than this law degree i find myself in anyway?! ohhhhh im so jealous i miss travelling wheres it off to next then? ever going home..? love CJ xx |
| 22nd February 2007 Greer | Random!!! - From: Morocco Maloku Hi Cory. I was just randomly browsing the blog website, clicked one of yours in NZ then realised I'd met you in Madrid. Bizarre. Looks like you're having some amazing experiences. I hope you're enjoying my homeland. My blog ID is Greery. |
| 21st February 2007 anonymous | contact - From: Impersonating Yukon Cornelius in Franz Josef Cor, It's been good to catch up with your activities and spirit. Your serendipitous approach to life and the world provide the necessary environment for the burgeoning seed. Pete |
| 15th February 2007 Travelin G | What ya shootin? - From: Wwoof-born Magic in the Southern Highlands of Australia As I Made My Way Back To Sydney Hey, yo, Maestro, I'm enjoying your site, your photos, your adventure. Regarding the photos, if I may ask a personal question, what are you shootin with? Thanks. Gordon |
| 15th February 2007 The Sushi Cowboy | Bungy Jumping - From: Flying to New Zealand on the Wings of the Vegemite War Had I known you were going to leap off a bridge, I'd have offered the following advice: If you're gonna shit your pants, be sure to do it on the way down. If you lose it on the way up, gravity takes over and it comes back to smack you in the face. But...if it does happen, be sure to keep your mouth closed. |
| 15th February 2007 Maestro the Vagabond | Did you even read my blog? - From: Morocco Maloku I loved Morocco... perhaps you should read the blog before you make an ignorant comment. |
| 15th February 2007 fadwa | just stay in yr counrty!! - From: Morocco Maloku why y bother yr self to go there if u dont like the services!!!stay at yr country man!u are so ridiculous!!ah go to to hellhaahahahahhahahahahahahahahahah |
| 8th February 2007 The Sushi Cowboy | Creepy - From: Wwoof-born Magic in the Southern Highlands of Australia As I Made My Way Back To Sydney That 'Luna Park' sign is gonna give me nightmares. You're slowly becoming a wilderness guy...you'll have to change your name from 'Vagabond' to 'Hermit' and eat small rodents. |
| 18th January 2007 shelley | so close yet so far... - From: Uluru and the Desert Patrol would hate to think you have come all this way downunder and not make it to my home - new zealand. if there is anything i can do to help let me know - any advice on where to stay, what to see on a limited time/budget or even the best places to drink ;) ... love your blog! |
| 17th January 2007 anti crisps | too hot ?? - From: Uluru and the Desert Patrol I've seen the news this evening ; today the tennis open of Melbourne was cancelled cause of 42dec C. How do you do ? I'm currently in Scotland to WWOOF and weather is so crape !! Ok, I know it's just about the other side of earth... but still I'm kind of jealous. Take care. |
| 17th January 2007 anonymous | Hey, You want I should come and do a whiteboard? - From: Uluru and the Desert Patrol Hey Cory, It's been some time and you are still going, wow, I love that. So when are you gonna make a play for Rick Steves job or have your own travel show? Anyway enjoy the journey and continue to share the enjoyment with your friends. |
| 17th January 2007 The Sushi Cowboy | Crocodile Maley - From: Uluru and the Desert Patrol Whenever confronting your fear of heights, you should always spit from the ledge. Sort of an 'in your face' gesture. It's a psychological thing. |
| 2nd January 2007 Feiko | Nice Man! - From: Adelaide and the Legend of Evil Santa So being of Dutch desent myself I find your take your "Santa Claus" pretty funny. It looks like you had a good time during the holidays... I have to say the "scenery" in Aus is quite good! Keep taking pictures big guy. and may 2007 bring you all the best :-) |
| 2nd January 2007 Lil Pip | - From: Adelaide and the Legend of Evil Santa It's true I am taller and better looking... and modest too. Glad there are more people like me out there |
| 2nd January 2007 Trace | Good ol Adelaide - From: Adelaide and the Legend of Evil Santa Great blog mate! You certainly have done a lot in a short time. So glad you have enjoyed Adelaide - it has so much to offer if you know where to look. I can't believe you found Johnny! But careful what you say about the legend that is Bradman around here - you will get yourself in some serious trouble! Was great to finally catch up while you were here. Thanks for making the effort. |
| 1st January 2007 Dana | - From: Adelaide and the Legend of Evil Santa Woah, 51 books? I thought I was a book worm. You only beat me by 7 though. Haha. I'm looking for new reading material; any suggestions? |
| 1st January 2007 Pete | Happy new year? - From: Adelaide and the Legend of Evil Santa it's 2:08 AM here, what time is it there? actualy I don't really care what time it is... I really hope you bring cricket to the states also, cause I want a cricket bat I can wail on punks with... WHAP! WHAP! WHAP! ZIFF!!! BANG!!! BATMAN!!! ok, I'll stop. Peace out my homie, and keep living the dream. You're my hero of the day... the first of the year, congrats! |
| 27th December 2006 Feiko | Merry Christmas! - From: Tasmania and the Breathtaking Vistas of the Devil's Playground Looks really nice! Wish I was there. I hope you had a Great Christmas.. |
| 26th December 2006 bruno | ola maluco - From: Tasmania and the Breathtaking Vistas of the Devil's Playground hi my friend,i am always seeyng where are you going,i am very happy for you and jealous of your amazing life, loved your fotos and seyng that you are doing fine,see you my friend. |
| 24th December 2006 Scott | My Friend, My Soulmate - From: Tasmania and the Breathtaking Vistas of the Devil's Playground Merry Christmas, Cor. You are sorely missed. I am at my brother's place in Sechelt for the holidays and am enjoying one of my few and far between vacations. I'll put pics and a story on my my spacein the next couple of days. Be well, be happy, be content. |
| 24th December 2006 Jarrelle | Fun! - From: Tasmania and the Breathtaking Vistas of the Devil's Playground It sounds like you're having a blast down under. Wish I was there. Now that I'm home I am grateful for the heat that I had while traveling. I love reading about your travels!! Happy Holidays!!! Keep in touch. |
| 24th December 2006 Melanie | my dear friend !!!!!!! - From: Tasmania and the Breathtaking Vistas of the Devil's Playground I really enjoyed reading your story. It's so beautiful to see that you enjoyed as much as me !!!!!!!!! And of course, as always, you made me laught a lot ! Thank you, for sending it to me. I wasn't expecting that you'll put some of my pictures. When you left, I felt so alone ! |
| 24th December 2006 Dana | - From: Tasmania and the Breathtaking Vistas of the Devil's Playground It's looks like you're having fun! Merry Christmas! |
| 19th December 2006 tony | - From: Melbourne: Penguins Set the Forests on Fire My lovely wife got to spend several weeks in Melbourne on business some years ago. Plenty of walking despite the reasonable public transit, and many rave reviews of the Greek restaurants. But the cats were very miffed when she got home. Perhaps some day, when we're not already booked for Hawaii (and we have the money, of course), we'll visit. The cats can shut up and deal. |
| 18th December 2006 Ellen | 20 minutes to the beach from Cnr City Road - From: Melbourne: Penguins Set the Forests on Fire Hey Cory - Not sure which way you walked to the beach, but can re-confirm 20 minutes to the beach down City Rd/Bay St even when drunk!!! (I know becase I walked home from Eve again at 3am early Friday morning!!). Enjoy Tassie, E |
| 15th December 2006 Sarah (we met in Granada) | - From: Melbourne: Penguins Set the Forests on Fire Hello there Corey have been enjoying your blogs!! I am in the uk at the moment working until i save enough for my next trip. So when you gonna make it to the real Capital of Auss . nOT THAT An Aussie girl would have Canberra pride or anything:)sARAH |
