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| 9th September 2007 Rachel Napoli | from one travel blogger to another - From: Back on the road Hey Rob. Love your blog. It was great to meet you in India, and we'll look forward to seeing you in the UK for a tasty pint on the last leg of our Round the World journey. Will look forward to your India blog entry. All the best. Rachel. p.s. have you started planning your next holiday yet? |
| 25th August 2007 Ali | Picasso vs Clown Triggerfish - From: Manta Madness Both names are valid :) |
| 7th August 2007 Malin | Roti-boy - From: Back on the road hey rob, Fantastic pics as always. Keep filling us in on your travels love reading your blog reminds me so much of all my times in SE Asia! I loved cambo soooo much and happy to see you had a great time too.What friendly people and da best coffees. |
| 12th June 2007 Dave galvin | - From: Back on the road Hi Rob. Did that identical trip in 2002, so was a nice trip down memory lane. Am actually back in India myself at the moment. Chilling in Kerela, and loving every minute of it. Back to Ireland in two weeks though. Trying to keep that to the back of my mind. Good to hear from you again! |
| 6th June 2007 james | great writer - From: Back on the road an interesting and informative read, lovely photos,thanks Rob |
| 6th June 2007 Lynsey | Awesome Photos! - From: Back on the road Such great photos Rob! I'm planning to take a year off (although not in the very near future unfortunately) and things like this just make me want to even more! |
| 7th November 2006 Tyrone | - From: Manta Madness Hi you named the trigger a picasso trigger, it's a clown trigger just ncase u wanted to know |
| 3rd November 2006 Shafali | - From: Manta Madness You do not know me, but I saw your pictures and I was really amazed by them...they look great! u're really fortunate to have seen a whale shark and taking a picture of it! This reminds me of my dives in Curacao :D Anyway, have much fun there in Thailand, Best wishes, Manon van Biezen |
| 8th October 2006 nafisah | - From: Magical sunrise at the Taj Mahal like salma said... it feels good to hear such good things about our country from foreigners. |
| 8th October 2006 anonymous | thank you - From: Magical sunrise at the Taj Mahal your blog really helped me with an essay that i had to write on the Taj Mahal. thanks again sooooooooooooo much!!!! |
| 2nd October 2006 anonymous | - From: Magical sunrise at the Taj Mahal this is soooooo cool. |
| 12th September 2006 imtyaz | thanks - From: Kashmiri tea anyone? i really thank you very much for the time and concern u have shown and the dedication in your work can be seen in all the pictures and the realty ..of kashmir which you tried to show . i would like to be the part of this group, plz send the things required ,,, |
| 21st March 2006 Dave Galvin | - From: Reaching new depths... Ko chang was my second favourite place in Thailand. Pai was my first. It's four hours north of Chang Mai. Make sure you include it in your itinery. And keep the stories coming.... |
| 16th March 2006 Phil Evans | Sweet - From: Reaching new depths... hi mate, looks like you're having a mental time. Happy Birthday btw |
| 13th March 2006 Big Al | Cake - From: Reaching new depths... That's a big cake! |
| 11th March 2006 Jane Sherlock | - From: Reaching new depths... Glad to see that you are still having a fab time. Isn't diving great? Have jsut booked a trip to the red sea to do some myself. Christmas in such a place must be out of this world. |
| 12th February 2006 Pk | - From: Kashmiri tea anyone? You visited my home town and witnessed its hospitality despite terroism |
| 30th January 2006 quintessential | Hi Rob.. - From: Reaching new highs... It is really nice reading about India and Nepal from a foreigner. Having myself travelled across India ( I couldn't aford to travel out-side India ) extensively.. I met many fellow travellers from Europe and rest of teh west. It was always interesting to hear about India from the western perspective. Yes it is Dirty, unclean.. and cheap here in India.. yet I loved my travels through India and Nepal. Don't miss a Helicopter flight to Everest in Nepal .. it is dead Cheap ! Hoping you the Best experiences in your travels. |
| 30th January 2006 quintessential | ..Hi Rob - From: The backwaters of India ..I love reading your blogs.. especially of your Indian experiences ! .. and for a small correctiona pal .. that is not Vivekananda Statue at Kanyakumari.. it just stood on the Vivekananda Rock. It is a famour Tamil Poet/writer's statue. I myself doesn't know his name tho.. ! wish you all teh Best in your travels - Ramesh |
| 21st December 2005 Dave Galvin | - From: Reaching new highs... Hi Rob, At the risk of sounding repetitive, it's so cool to hear of your experiences after being there earlier in the year. Christmas on a beach in Thailand sounds so appealing. You aren't missing much here. A bunch of crazy shoppers almost killing each other in a last attempt to get the perfect gift. And it's freakin freezing! Have a great Christmas and a Happy New Year. Dave. PS Your photographs are getting really good man! |
| 11th December 2005 Jane Sherlock | - From: 24 hour service It all looks very serene. I am sure its not though. The Ghats must have been awe inspiring. Perhaps too overwhelming to be able to write as much as others might consider fitting. |
| 8th December 2005 Robert Chuck | Is that it? - From: 24 hour service Rob, In comparison to your previous entries, this is pitiful. The spiritual home of Hindus and you can only write a few paragraphs, come on son get your finger out. obvioulsy I ma hardly jealous at all that you are swanning your way around the world. Enjoy yourself, life only goes down hill after you reach 97, all the best Robert |
| 6th November 2005 Hanne M. de Bruin | More in Kanchipuram - From: Off for a RIDE in Kanchipuram You'd like to see more in Kanchipuram: Visit the Kattaikkuttu Youth Theatre School where 6-16 year olds from villages get a professional training in the local Kattaikkuttu theatre in combination with basic education. The project prevents child labour in rural theatre companies and stimulates kids to think critically and independently through the arts. The school depends on Indian and foreign donations and grants. For more information visit the website www.kattaikkuttu.com |
| 23rd October 2005 jerry ewing | fabulous trip - From: Off for a RIDE in Kanchipuram I'm going back to India after 33 years. I think the trip to see RIDE would be really interesting. Did you stay there? Do you have to book the place in advance? I love your pictures there, and of Hampi. I can barely remember it, just that the musician inside sound like Benny Goodman (my diary) |
| 28th September 2005 Maria | Name of the church - From: Just staying dry in Goa the picture says view from an unknown church well it is the Capela du Monte ( Chapel of our lady of Mount Mary) |
| 3rd August 2005 Philip Evans | Sweet - From: The backwaters of India Hi mate, Looks like you're having a mental time; didn't know you were a culture vulture. Website is pretty cool aswell. Keep the posts coming. Phil |
| 24th July 2005 salma | hello - From: What can you say? hey rob, this is salma from mubai, i chanced upon your blog somehow.... and its good to read about my country through somebody else's words.... |
| 23rd July 2005 anonymous | stay out of dodge - From: Parlez vous anglais? hahaha you were so blatently either drunk, or suffering from a hang over when you wrote this one. am I right? am I right? |
| 17th July 2005 Graham Day | Sure beats para planning!! - From: Hampi - the lost city time forgot Hi Rob, Sounds amazing - keep those reports coming. Whilst it's hot and sunny here, it sure sounds like you've got the better deal. Regards Graham |
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