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| 10th October 2008 Holly | Black Forest - From: Rhein and Rain Hey Sara and Paul, Have you seen any root men carvings yet? This is where the idea of Knotheads came from. I would love to get some pictures if possible. Holly |
| 30th September 2008 Paul and Sara | Peanut Butter - From: Being a nomadic biker: what we've learned so far Yeah I stole some neat little packets of Peanut butter from a youth hostel. Quite convenient but didnt last long. i miss you guys! i saw some cool jewelry galleries in amsterdam and Luxembourg. I want to make things now! What is your new address? Much Love! Sara |
| 30th September 2008 Paul and Sara | Oh yeah! - From: Hoppin' a train to Luxembourg City I forgot about that! |
| 29th September 2008 Justin Henning | Straousssbourgggahhg - From: Hoppin' a train to Luxembourg City Hey are we still meeting up? just wondering how long you were planning on staying in straussbourg--is that how you say it? and also what the exact dates are. let me know. justin |
| 25th September 2008 Holly | On Toward Maastricht - From: On Toward Maastricht Sounded like a novel I read a long time ago. Saved by an old man from a hungry dog. I love reading your travelblog. Great writting! love the humor. Can't wait to read your next blog. Love Mom |
| 25th September 2008 Alyssa | Luxembourg - From: Hoppin' a train to Luxembourg City I shall always be prejudiced against Luxembourg because of that country project we did in Mr. Smith's class. |
| 23rd September 2008 Julie | Hi!! - From: When in Utrecht... Geri sent us your blog link. Looks like you are having an amazing trip. So inspiring. Best wishes, Chris, Julie and Max Dunlap |
| 21st September 2008 Aunt Geri | Keep on blogging - From: Holland: The Place for Beginners Bike Touring I just found this link a couple days ago. I have read all of it, and it has been fun traveling along with you. It's nice to know your safe and your knee is getting better. Travel on Sara and Paul, and best wishes for a truly exciting experience. Love, Aunt Geri |
| 20th September 2008 dorothy | - From: Being a nomadic biker: what we've learned so far Aw... you and your preoccupation with caloric intake, Sara. So cute. Do you guys eat a lot of peanut butter? Lori told me that when she went on her pilgrimage, peanut butter was the perfect trekking food- compact and rich in calories. |
| 20th September 2008 Mark | your tour - From: Holland: The Place for Beginners Bike Touring Nice to read that you have enjoyed your bike-tour in NL! You did some nice typical Dutch countryside! I have done myself some parts of your tour years ago and all though I am Dutchman myself and enjoyed the landscape and so on, I am becoming more aware of it that it must be nice also to foreigners like you both. Thank you for your postings and have a safe and nice trip further on! |
| 17th September 2008 Mom | great Blog! - From: Sunshine and bike riding! This is fun! What a great way to keep us informed, and you have details written down while they are still fresh in your mind. I look forward to your next entry. Looks like the weather is cooperating so far - Just out of curiousity, why are you headed North? |
| 16th September 2008 David Owens | onthaal aan Holland - From: Amsterdam: flat and indecisively wet Hallo Klinkt het als u had een aarrdige eerste dag Gutes Gluck auf ihremReise Aufenthalt sicher und halten Verbindung Bye for now Love Uncle David |
| 14th September 2008 julie santos | Brave!!! - From: Amsterdam: flat and indecisively wet You two are so courageous!!! But it also sounds like GREAT fun - learning and exploring! I look forward to reading more! Take care of that knee Sara! God Bless Julie |
| 12th September 2008 Alyssa | Memories - From: Amsterdam: flat and indecisively wet Sounds like you won't be forgetting this day in a long time! |
| 12th September 2008 Alyssa | Very Poetic - From: A Minor Setback Great writing style, Paul! |
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