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Date: 7th December 2011

Gotta love Camels
I love this photo! I may have already commented too, if so, I double love this photo!

From Blog: Scuba Diving with Sharks and Shipwrecks in the Red Sea - Egypt
Date: 16th June 2011


A wonderful collection of camels!

From Blog: Scuba Diving with Sharks and Shipwrecks in the Red Sea - Egypt
Date: 22nd February 2011


hi, I found 1 yesterday after mowing the lawn wrapped around my little dog leg, never seen or heard about anything like it, very sticky, like a slug, it was about 10 cm long, at first I thought it was a dog's parasite.Wollongong's area, 80 km south of Sydney, Australia

From Blog: On the Kinabatangan river with Uncle number 1
Date: 14th February 2011

hes lush
I want one!!!

From Blog: Diving Sipadan with Our Second Bornean Uncle
Date: 9th January 2011


Such a cool picture!

From Blog: On the Kinabatangan river with Uncle number 1
Date: 8th December 2010

adorable
SO ADORABLY CUTE

From Blog: Diving Sipadan with Our Second Bornean Uncle
Date: 3rd November 2010

Enjoy reading your blog
Hello Matt, I am doing research for my Ha Giang, Meo Vac trip in January 2011 and stumbled onto your blog which i find very interesting and informative even though am not a rider :-). Your trip in Ha Giang and Cao Bang province sounds fantastic, you were really lucky to be able to do this with your dad. Thanks for sharing. Best, lien

From Blog: Ha Giang and Cao Bang Provinces by Motorbike
Date: 28th July 2010


Kite, off to the river tomorrow and am now in Sandakan. Exciting, got 2 bottles of gin to help us along kiteness

From Blog: Diving Sipadan with Our Second Bornean Uncle
Date: 18th February 2010


Great stuff love to have been there. Hope u are all well and happy off on retreat next week love mark and Rosie

From Blog: Ha Giang and Cao Bang Provinces by Motorbike
Date: 10th August 2009

great Pictures!
The panorama rocks! Plus all the Dun Aengus pics are great. cheers!

From Blog: Ireland: Guinness, Rocks, and Bronze Age Forts
Date: 6th August 2009


I went tehre two years ago and LOVED it. I hope it doesn't get too Touristy. We also checked out the Julian Alps, which were beautiful and went caving lower down south. Anyways, loved your picture from Lake Bled. Did you hike to the top and see the full view?

From Blog: How do you spell Ljubljana? And where the hell is it?
Date: 19th July 2009

Berlin ist gut.
Hi I visited Berlin two years ago and loved it. The city is undergoing such transformation since the wall came down. A beautiful city, steeped in history both dark and enlightened. The Berliners, like all Germans, have faced up to the legacy of the Third Reich as the memorials in the city testify. At the same time they are no longer ashamed to be Germans. Long Live Berlin.

From Blog: Berlin is good
Date: 26th June 2009


hey boys and girls:) Nice pics:) in the 2.pic the left musican instrumental called nyenyere or tekerőlant(hurdy gurdy) its an old,traditional hungarian ins.you can check it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurdy_gurdy Greetings from Hungary:)

From Blog: Budapest - Santana Plays Led Zeppelin
Date: 14th February 2009

Helen would not approve
Mat you need to come home immediately......taking risks like that! Where were the ropes and signs, the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff, do they have ACC? Have you contracted water on the brain syndrome...common in wetter climates! Is your health insurance still active? Keane to hear if you survived the trip! Roy.

From Blog: Ireland: Guinness, Rocks, and Bronze Age Forts
Date: 8th January 2009

Hi guys
Hi there. Good to read about your trip all over and especially to Hungary. Just to explain the name "Enter Privates": some years ago we ran an other hostel called Enter Hostel. But when we moved and had only private rooms we decided to change the name a little. I understand that it can have other meanings... Wish you both a happy new year! Gabor from Hungary

From Blog: Budapest - Santana Plays Led Zeppelin
Date: 15th August 2008


Easy as. From Ljubljana you just hop on a bus at the main bus station (7 Euro) and two hours later you are in Bled. Very similar for Piran. No need for tours.

From Blog: How do you spell Ljubljana? And where the hell is it?
Date: 15th August 2008

travel in Slovenia
Hello, can I just ask how easy it was to travel in the country? Especially to Lake Bled and Piran? Is is expensive? I am travelling with my son in a months time, flying into Ljubljana and I don't want to do tours, I would rather travel myself. I really want to see lake Bled. Thanks!

From Blog: How do you spell Ljubljana? And where the hell is it?
Date: 14th August 2008

Stevo
I knew he was a gay hairdresser after all....KKKKIIIITTTTEEEE EKU rocks!!!!!!!!!!!

From Blog: How do you spell Ljubljana? And where the hell is it?
Date: 14th August 2008


LOL at the first line of your blog. That is a bit like my reaction when I read a book set in Ljubljana. Soon after that I was amazed to see a dirt cheap special offer train ticket advertised, to Ljubljans from Munich where I live. So, I went there. :D

From Blog: How do you spell Ljubljana? And where the hell is it?
Date: 7th August 2008

Globe Trotter
Hay guys, how is life? still traveling along. we almost finish our new home, so you got a place to stay here in holland. enjoy and hope to see you guys soon

From Blog: Vienna
Date: 7th August 2008

kite
Eku is the sponsor of cfc next match 24 bottles to the winner all mine go in the tree @ tahuna.

From Blog: Vienna
Date: 27th July 2008

good job
Hye Mat and Trace!! Im Noami..from Miri, Sarawak...Im still studying now Im 19th....Anyway, I was going through the google and searching for the Long Lellang pictures....My mum was from Long Lellang :) Its been ages I did not go back there hahaha..I just love all the pictures!!!!!! It really remind me of the village...I just wanna say thanks for the pictures!!!!!! So, are you planing to come back again hehehehehe :P

From Blog: Walking for six days with the Penans
Date: 25th July 2008

hello family members
man guys that looks awesome interesting! I'm stoked you guys took the chance to do it. By the looks of things, I think the turks were hired to support the melbourne economy as well.

From Blog: Berlin is good
Date: 21st July 2008

guten morgen
Hi guys. Berlin is an interesting place eh? Its was nothing like we expected. But then the beer makes it all better. Love the photo of the village people reject. cheers steve and dee

From Blog: Berlin is good
Date: 20th July 2008

Have fun
Hi Matt, nice to see that you're having fun here. Just one little note: The turks where not hired to clean up berlin, that was mainly done by german women (the so called Trümmerfrauen), they where hired to support the economy in the early 1960s when germany lacked of workers. Sincerely Thomas

From Blog: Berlin is good





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