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6th May 2013

O POVO HIMBA da NAMÌBIA
Você me fez viajar para fora no dentro que em mim existe. As sagradas , únicas e tantas formas de VIDA, e de VIVER. O RITMO DE HUMANIDADE.... Eu te respeito, brava PATRÍCIA.

From Blog: THE HIMBA PEOPLE of NAMIBIA

14th May 2013

Patricia Somewhere
Patricia MC

Ahhh Katia...
Que bom despertar algo positivo. Lembrei do papai, de compartilhar com ele minhas andancas. Bjs

From Blog: THE HIMBA PEOPLE of NAMIBIA

22nd April 2013

Ananth
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Going in May 2013
Hi thx for a nice blog with good description and photos. I am going in mid may to Kasol . I am driving. I was told by the hotel people that it is about 2 hrs from Bhunter. You blogged that your bus ride took 2 and half hours. The distance is 31 kilo meters and Google maps says I can do it in 47 minutes ! Very confusing ! Still I am glad that I searched and came across your nice blog. Cheers !

From Blog: KASOL: full of surprises, in the pretty hills of India

3rd May 2013

Patricia Somewhere
Patricia MC

travel to Kasol
the road up the mountain is horrible, tons of dangerous tight curves shared with buses. Therefore the long time for short distance. Actually, what would prevent me for going back would be the drive up and down.

From Blog: KASOL: full of surprises, in the pretty hills of India

17th March 2013

Nitin
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great pics, awesome capture of nature
please contact me to share such pics and adventure experiences

From Blog: KASOL: full of surprises, in the pretty hills of India

26th February 2013

Dominik
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Beautiful Pictures
Hi Patricia Beautiful pictures! Hope you are doing well. It is almost a year now since we've been to Bhutan -- time passes so quickly. Cheers from London Dom

From Blog: Venturing Beyond Maceio: Foz do São Francisco e Piaçabuçú

2nd March 2013

Patricia Somewhere
Patricia MC

hi Dominik...
So nice to hear from u. yes... and I still haven't written about Haa. Will be going to Brazil in a couple of wks. Hope u r doing well. Keep in touch.

From Blog: Venturing Beyond Maceio: Foz do São Francisco e Piaçabuçú

4th February 2013

littlewing
Cindy

You are living my dream!
Beautiful and well done on the climb up to the tigers nest...one day!

From Blog: My Days in Bhutan: Hiking to the Magestic TIGER NEST

4th February 2013

nar
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nice photos of bhutan
very nice photos updated of bhutan thanks! www.narbatreks.com

From Blog: My Days in Bhutan: Hiking to the Magestic TIGER NEST

26th January 2013

fabiana
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q delicia! not as busy as the Ganges ;)

From Blog: Venturing Beyond Maceio: Foz do São Francisco e Piaçabuçú

26th January 2013

Fabiana
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pipocas doces! :D bjs

From Blog: Venturing Beyond Maceio: Foz do São Francisco e Piaçabuçú

21st January 2013

Harsh
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Nice Kasol
Thanks for the info, I am travelling this month to Kasol, the details were helpfull will write to you again after visiting the place. Harsh

From Blog: KASOL: full of surprises, in the pretty hills of India

5th January 2013

Patricia Somewhere
Patricia MC

Hey U...
Glad you found me. I enjoyed meeting you 2.

From Blog: Rediscovering CROATIA: ZAGREB

2nd January 2013

charles
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cool blog patricia!
Pretty cool:) it was nice meeting you on New Year's Eve !

From Blog: Rediscovering CROATIA: ZAGREB

19th December 2012

saul Tutjavi
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himba and herero culture
the ovaherero and himbas are originally from together. we came from far north of Africa many years back and as we came close to Angola some group says we will rest a bit, others were hungly and says they will request foods there around in Angola and others goes on with the trip until north part of namibia. i think foregners are also looking for history our people particulary ovahimba no vaherero wina.

From Blog: THE HIMBA PEOPLE of NAMIBIA

10th December 2012

Jabu
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I found this blog incredibly informative. There is the story behind these striking people and you are able to tell almost everything that comes to mind when seeing the pictures. When you see a picture of a himba woman, you ask yourself so many things and this blog was able to capture almost everything and the cherry on top provide pictures as well. Well done!!!

From Blog: THE HIMBA PEOPLE of NAMIBIA

12th December 2012

Patricia Somewhere
Patricia MC

Dear Jabu...
I am so glad I was able to capture enough during my brief encounter with the Himba people, to convey a glimpse to their world. Thank you for the feedback. :-)

From Blog: THE HIMBA PEOPLE of NAMIBIA

5th December 2012

Carrie Z
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Interesting
Just watched a BBC documentary on a woman who spent 4 weeks with the Himba People. Afterwards I went to wikipedia which is where I founf your link.

From Blog: THE HIMBA PEOPLE of NAMIBIA

8th December 2012

Patricia Somewhere
Patricia MC

Carrie
Thanks for letting me know.

From Blog: THE HIMBA PEOPLE of NAMIBIA

14th November 2012

ashley
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himba hair
I found site by clicking on a automatically populated search term , "himba hair", Your site is listed on the first page. Great site, thanks!

From Blog: THE HIMBA PEOPLE of NAMIBIA

17th November 2012

Patricia Somewhere
Patricia MC

Thanks...
Thanks Ashley. Glad you enjoyed the blog.

From Blog: THE HIMBA PEOPLE of NAMIBIA

10th November 2012

Negi
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hi i went throug your blog..found that you loved parvati valley. i am planing to open a guest house in pulga this year so i would like to thankyou for leeting us know about the problem that you faced in india.hope that we can do better for other travellers..thanks

From Blog: TURKEY: the destination İ dreamed of for years

12th October 2012

liliram
liliram

All that cheese!
Drooling... Just looking at those photos. Speaking of which, I've got to say these photos look so crisp and clear! And ooohhh, those oysters! Nom nom nom

From Blog: Returning to Switzerland: GENEVA & GRUYERES

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Patricia Somewhere

WITH DEEPEST REGRET, I WOULD LIKE TO INFORM YOU PATRICIA PASSED AWAY ON JUNE 12, 2017. MAY THESE ENTRIES, SO LOVINGLY MADE BY PATRICIA, BE AN EVERLASTING TRiBUTE TO A PHENOMENAL, HUMANIST WOMAN. PATRICIA IS FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS AND THOUGHTS. JOHN CALI, HUSBAND I'm a Brazilian and long time resident of the US. I've always been fascinated by cultural diversity and I've had the opportunity to travel overseas over the years. 2005, however, brought me the "wings" to fly solo and further away. I started these new jorneys with Tibet (picture). That's huge for someone who used to panic ... full info