 Rebecca Spargo - Margo Spargo | All Comments |
Rebecca Spargo - Margo Spargo | All Comments |
Comments | |
| 24th November 2006 Marielle | - From: Snow, Ice, Wind and Rain: The beginning of my trip to the end of the world. Hi Rebecca I must be just behind you, I had the delights of climbing Villarica on Tuesday! Can you let me know your plans and maybe I can meet up with you. We're heading south to Coyhaique on the ferry tomorrow and should be at Torres del Paine by the weekend. Keep having fun (and eating steak!) x |
| 3rd November 2006 Margo Spargo | - From: On the comforts of home It´s funny, but this blog has provoked the most reaction yet, in emails and comments on the website. Obviously everyone can identify with the dirty need for a Maccy D´s! x |
| 3rd November 2006 Andrea | Birthdays - From: On the comforts of home Well I was going to take you for a nice lunch for your birthday but thats all sorted now. Maccie D's or beans or toast... its on me! x |
| 2nd November 2006 Margo Spargo | Galapagos - From: The Enchanted Islands Hi, I went with a company called G.A.P adventures and booked it before leaving the UK - I knew when I´d be there as it was after my volunteering. Their boat was the GAP Explorer 2 . They were a v good company and the guide was great. If you went for a standard boat rather than tourist class you could probably save some money, but obviously you´d lose out on things like comfort/quality of food etc. Depends on how important that is to you. I met a few volunteers while was in Quito who had volunteered on Isabella (one of the islands) some worked with tortoises, others in local schools. They generally had lots of free time, so that might be a cheaper option for you. Obviously though you´d be limited to just that island, although you could book tours once you were there to the other islands. Anyway, the link to GAP is: http://www.gapadventures.com/tour/EV06Z . Hope that´s of some help. Rebecca |
| 27th October 2006 Jessica | Which boat did you go with? - From: The Enchanted Islands Hi Definitely saving for galapagos, but fitting into a 5mth SA budget is tricky. Which company did you go with and how much was it? Thanks |
| 26th October 2006 anonymous | - From: The Lost City of the Incas hey bec...well look what i just happened to stumble across! great website..love your galapagos photos! am glad you stuck to your word and put in the sacrificial pic of us in there! classic! and whats this about me and elsa showing off our dancing skills! we just did what came naturally! hehehe. keep me posted with travels! luv. mario my website is: (remember..we have to make front page!!) http://www.travelblog.org/Bloggers/mars3/ |
| 20th October 2006 Ben | McDonalds........... - From: On the comforts of home ...........I knew you'd crack !!! |
| 20th October 2006 Alex Spargo | Hahahaha - From: On the comforts of home Are you the same sister who mocked me when I told you would crave tv, shops you know and food your stomach recognises!! Hahahahaha - you've earned at least 3 strips!!! |
| 25th September 2006 andrea | Hmmm - From: Eating a small pet...and other adventures in Ecuador im not sure i can forgive! But when in Rome i guess. I am now far more disturbed by the fact that your Dad has eaten spider????? |
| 24th August 2006 andrea | Pets - From: Working with the street kids - week 2. If you eat Guinea Pig I think I will have to never speak to you again! |
| 7th August 2006 Andrea | Laughed - From: On being an old fart..... Oh that made me laugh on a monday. Thats so you but the comment about the not drinking is very funny! I ahd an e-mail from my friend BB ( who used to work for EMI) she has just arrived in South America on her round the world trip and is off to do the Inca trail around the same time as you. I told her to look out for a small red head from Ealing. Would be very funny if you met up with her. Axx |
