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| 23rd March 2009 anonymous | - From: Sucre - a taste of Bolivian life. just lookin for the country progect this really helped me thank you |
| 29th January 2009 freya | hi - From: Sucre - a taste of Bolivian life. hi just looking at the stuff for the school project really nothing that very good asully boring really so i am tryin to get better i am ill and going to st.ives today im going with friends it will be fun unlike project at school ) : ) : watching telly |
| 2nd October 2008 Valeria | costs? - From: Samaipata - Forests, Falls and (El) Fuerte. If i may ask, becuase im trying to go to el fuerte and to the cascades, but i havent foudn a site that gives me an estimation on how much to pay for either tour. Could you give me an amount of about how much you paid for El Fuerte? |
| 12th June 2008 Tanya | Not an Albatross - From: Galapogas Islands - Sharks, sea lions and all things Darwin The picture entitled 'Albatross(?)" ... hail to the question mark, that is certainly not an albatross. |
| 19th February 2008 katiec82 | PERHENTIAN ISLANDS - From: Malaysia - the best eating I've ever done! Hey Just wondering what time of year you were there? I have my trip planned for December and was told that crossing to the islands is not really possible due to monsoon season?!! what was it like for you?! cheers |
| 10th March 2007 Markio | - From: Uruguay - where Michael Owen is a legend - always scoring against the Argies!!!! I WAS behind the stove - just quite a lot further behind it than Chris!! |
| 1st March 2007 James | Dodgy facial hair and Chrimbo cookery - From: Uruguay - where Michael Owen is a legend - always scoring against the Argies!!!! How can you post such photos without mention of the glaringly obvious attempts at "traveller rugged"? Also, I like the "fruits of OUR afternoon behind the stove". I remember Chris cooking... |
| 13th December 2006 michael | thanks a lot my friend - From: Samaipata - Forests, Falls and (El) Fuerte. uou i´m a bit on a rush but let me sent you a hook i remember it was very good hike good speed too |
| 25th May 2006 Shlub | haha - From: Rurrenabaque - pampered in the Pampas and hacking through the jungle!! Oh and just checked your picture of the capuchino monkeys. haha they're squirrel monkeys or just 'Amarillo' in spanish (yellow as I rememer...). Capuchins, not capuchino's are the little brown ones and the most intelligent monkeys in SA. |
| 25th May 2006 Shlub | Anothe good one - From: Rurrenabaque - pampered in the Pampas and hacking through the jungle!! Well done on another blog that made me laugh most of the way through it with your mixture of mishaps and achievements. I've still got my ring and still wear a necklace I made from when I was there. Also it was one of those little squirrel monkeys that did most of the damage to my face when I was working in Parque Machia so watch out for them. When are you back in England? I'm heading back a little early so prob around middle of June. |
| 6th April 2006 stephen | album front cover - From: Does Basil Fawlty run a Bolivian tour company, because I think I just went on a trip with them!! if you ever make it as a muscian (and althought the hair is coming on i think the musical talent probably needs some major work for this to happen) you have your debut album front cover right here! great pointless jumping on a salt flat. beautiful! |
| 5th April 2006 Shlub | gotta love the tranquilo attitude - From: Does Basil Fawlty run a Bolivian tour company, because I think I just went on a trip with them!! I loved that trip when I did it. People have been known to die from the cold when they get stranded on the salar. It has one of the highest daily temperature variations in the world i think. I think I might have even had the same guide as you when I did it. His name was Luis and his girlfriend (at the time) was our cook. With great food too, my favourite was chips with eggs and pieces of steak and other stuff. They were both young and we had similar problems of several flat tyres and getting stuck in sand etc along the way. |
| 28th March 2006 stephen | b..e...a...utiful - From: North-West Argentina - probably the last decent buses and steaks that i'll be sampling for a while!!!! great snaps big man. keep up the good work! |
| 22nd February 2006 Hawk | Note to self; head to S.America - From: Torres Del Paine, Chile - where its bloody chilly, and windy - but very beautiful!!! Awesome photos, awesome blog, awesome experiences. Quite quite jealous. Do not ever get a proper job. Enjoy every minute Markio |
| 4th February 2006 Ryan | Lucky Bugger - From: Trekking around Laguna Torre and Monte Fitz Roy I'm so going to put Patagonia on my next travel itinerary |
| 1st February 2006 sara - your amazing sister | want u to look like u have friends - From: Trekking around Laguna Torre and Monte Fitz Roy Hey bro - thought it was a bit sad no one had made a comment on ur amazing 'blog' so thought i'd be the first and hopefully start a trend so u dont get too lonely out there! Sounds like you're having an absolutely fantastic time - keep up the good work with the pictures - its great to see what u look like every so often - its been a while and i wouldn't want to forget! hehe! as if i would. Anyways - take care, have fun and stay safe! |
| 30th January 2006 Lawrence | Slow Down Marky - Save some sights for me! - From: Perito Moreno Glaciar - a whole lot of ice!!! Hey buddy, Loving your work, but i do have one concern. If you keep moving from place to placelike you have then i wont have anything cool left to see when i arrive! Save some of the best bits for me! (...end completely selfish request) How are we buddy. Loving the cold, wet and breezy surrounds? Bet the sight of the Galcier and Fitz Roy Massifs made it all worth your while. I look forwards to your photos with a real sence of anticipation. próspero año nuevo by the way. Hows the spanish coming? I look forwards to your next journal. |
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