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| 18th February 2007 Marty of the Deep | suitable response - From: Scratch one day bbbbbbbbiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaaaaaaaaaaaaattttttttttccccccccchhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| 17th February 2007 Caillin | Hang in there fucker! - From: Scratch one day Hope ur not sick anymore. Where's the flange!!!! Haha |
| 17th February 2007 Marty of the Deep | greetings from turkey - From: It begins g'day sue. 1ll do my best to get lots of photos of kris on the blog. hope your enjoying the blog! cheers marty |
| 17th February 2007 Marty of the Deep | greetings from turkey - From: Chapeter the first (or how i learned to stop worrying and love the kebap) hi aunty v and uncle k. thanks for the comments! hope you both enjoy reading the next few chapters. stuck in far eastern turkey for a couple of days (visa waiting) so will get on the job. xoxox martin |
| 17th February 2007 Marty of the Deep | thanks for the kudos! - From: Chapeter the first (or how i learned to stop worrying and love the kebap) hi aunty joy uncle greg and lucy. thanks for the great remarks. ive been vowing for the last couple of weeks to get this up to date the next few days could see it happen! thanks! |
| 11th February 2007 Auntiy Virginia and Uncle Keith | Hello from the rellies at Oatley! - From: Chapeter the first (or how i learned to stop worrying and love the kebap) Dear Martin, Sounds like you are having a fantastic time! We love reading your journal and the photographs are great...you should all this together in a book when you get back home...it would be a real good one! Love Auntie V and Uncle K...stay safe and keep having fun and keep writing up that journal! |
| 10th February 2007 David Edwards | My Day In Suburbia - From: To Tartus Hi Martin. I just spent a great hour reading all of your journal. Thanks, you are a good writer, and I was happy to imagine myself along with you and spider, maybe not on the bike ride, but at least part of the schewarmas scene. Your writing also took me back to my recent walks in Darjeeling- maybe I should blogg that! Here in suburban Sydney it's a differnet scene: I have already retrieved a 20 year old 2 stroke lawnmower from the council cleanup ("that looks like it can be fixed!") , and now, an hour behind schedule thanks to you, a quick surf at Bungan calls: the waves are small but clean, nice and polite. (Not like at Margaret River, where we were last week for David and Amelia's wedding. There, waves big and severe!). Back to my day, the bathroom is a Fright!, so Jiff and welding gloves. Tonight we are at some trendy ("but still nice") restaurant for a night of Indian excess. I hope your day compares as well! Keep writing, and watch out for the Lay Lines. David and Josie at Newport (Sydney, not New York, sadly) |
| 29th January 2007 Sue Longmore | The truth is out there - From: It begins Marty I am relying om you to keep us up to date with what Kris is really up to. His Blog is full of pictures of you, so I am hoping you will return the favour. Hope you are feeling better and are on the roud to Ezerum at this stage. |
| 26th January 2007 LUCY JOY & GREG | - From: I love to ride my bicycle, bicycle (the real chapter the first) sounds great. HAPPY BIRTHDAY too. sorry its a little late. your description of galipoli was very interesting & thoughtful. bye for now, untill your next journal. xxx |
| 23rd January 2007 bob bailin | turkey & syria - From: It begins did you go to pamakale the salt waterfalls for a fabulous sunset-turkeyt don;t miss palmyra in the desert in syria\don't miss isfahan in iran the mosque |
| 6th January 2007 LUCY JOY & GREG | hello from sunny palm beach!!!! - From: Chapeter the first (or how i learned to stop worrying and love the kebap) Dear Marty of The Deep!! we have just read all of your blogs & are still laughing. sounds like a fantastic trip, though your eating more baklava than bikeriding. Are you doing any bike riding? hahaha There is a real grandiose reason for this trip - keep on writing, your a natural. great photos too. we await your next exciting chapter, till then. best wishes, take care and have fun. xxxxx joy lucy and greg. |
| 5th January 2007 JB | Alive, of sorts - good to hear - From: Chapeter the first (or how i learned to stop worrying and love the kebap) Hey, we were getting worried about you. Pleased to hear the adventure is progressing. Have you ridden the bike yet (and get some Istanbul muscles for free) |
| 3rd January 2007 Elissa | - From: Jordan- into the heart of the Middle East Hey Marty. Sounds like your have a fantastic time and meeting some great people. Hope the bike riding is going well and not to cold. Keep sending photos through so we can print them off. Love you Lis |
| 2nd January 2007 Ranga | Surfaced finally - From: Chapeter the first (or how i learned to stop worrying and love the kebap) Marty...glad to hear that you are alive and kicking (kebabs...). Hadn't realised that the Edinburgh Castle is mobile, but I'm sure the royalty have enough funds to organise that. As for coffee, we are stuck with the Australian variety and no luck with Turkish coffee at the Republic, but you never know things might change. Good luck and do keep sending details of your whereabouts...I'll convey your life signs to the coffee gang. |
| 26th December 2006 Jen A | Not bad, eh? - From: Chapeter the first (or how i learned to stop worrying and love the kebap) Hey it sounds like it's going to be an amazing adventure. Enjoy yourselves! And keep telling your story. I know I'll be checking in to see how it goes! (PS, if you want to see a reaction, say to the next baklava guy ' Say, I always thought baklava was Greek...'.. but then of course, tell him how much you love his baklava and that nothing else compares...) |
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