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Date: 30th April 2012
It wasn't a bad place at all.....pretty central to plenty of decent attractions to visit.....not that much going on in the town itself though.......easily enough to keep you occupied for a few hours!
From Blog: The Luxury of Rain (Colliford Lake to Launceston) (Day 10 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
It wasn't a bad place at all.....pretty central to plenty of decent attractions to visit.....not that much going on in the town itself though.......easily enough to keep you occupied for a few hours!
From Blog: The Luxury of Rain (Colliford Lake to Launceston) (Day 10 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Date: 29th April 2012
Launceston is an awesome place just a heaven for me where i spent 2 years of my job
From Blog: The Luxury of Rain (Colliford Lake to Launceston) (Day 10 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Launceston is an awesome place just a heaven for me where i spent 2 years of my job
From Blog: The Luxury of Rain (Colliford Lake to Launceston) (Day 10 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Date: 24th April 2012
Haha.....a great name indeed! :)
From Blog: King Buddha (Ruthernbridge to Blisland) (Day 8 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Haha.....a great name indeed! :)
From Blog: King Buddha (Ruthernbridge to Blisland) (Day 8 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Date: 23rd April 2012
The Camel Trail
What a fantastic name for a trail ;-) I'll need to see it for myself one day. A very enjoyable read and some lovely photos as well.
From Blog: King Buddha (Ruthernbridge to Blisland) (Day 8 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
The Camel Trail
What a fantastic name for a trail ;-) I'll need to see it for myself one day. A very enjoyable read and some lovely photos as well.
From Blog: King Buddha (Ruthernbridge to Blisland) (Day 8 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Date: 12th February 2012
Kevin.........
......I know it's wrong to have favourites as a teacher, but you couldn't help like him. There were many times during class I'd get the giggles because of one thing or another he was doing. He was one funny kid! I hope you had a quality time teaching in Benxi. I certainly did. It was sad to leave. Thanks for your comment.
From Blog: Benxi Future English School
Kevin.........
......I know it's wrong to have favourites as a teacher, but you couldn't help like him. There were many times during class I'd get the giggles because of one thing or another he was doing. He was one funny kid! I hope you had a quality time teaching in Benxi. I certainly did. It was sad to leave. Thanks for your comment.
From Blog: Benxi Future English School
Date: 12th February 2012
I would say it's far more refined than other parts of the UK that we went through on our charity walk, but there's always the minority. It amazes me where this minority hides out sometimes!
From Blog: Rambling Insults (Porth to Ruthernbridge) (Day 7 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
I would say it's far more refined than other parts of the UK that we went through on our charity walk, but there's always the minority. It amazes me where this minority hides out sometimes!
From Blog: Rambling Insults (Porth to Ruthernbridge) (Day 7 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Date: 9th February 2012
thanks
While I'd seen this review before, it was great on this site to see all of the student pictures, most of whom I had in my classes the past year. Amazing how much younger they looked only one year ago, especially the SBS 1 kids. Even Kevin, or 'Lord Voldemort' as he was known by the American teachers haha. They were good kids. Only came back home a few weeks ago and feeling nostalgia. Anyway, thanks ShadyAdy
From Blog: Benxi Future English School
thanks
While I'd seen this review before, it was great on this site to see all of the student pictures, most of whom I had in my classes the past year. Amazing how much younger they looked only one year ago, especially the SBS 1 kids. Even Kevin, or 'Lord Voldemort' as he was known by the American teachers haha. They were good kids. Only came back home a few weeks ago and feeling nostalgia. Anyway, thanks ShadyAdy
From Blog: Benxi Future English School
Date: 6th February 2012
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I always though of the West Country as being one of the nicer, more refined parts of the UK, yet it seems that the pernicious spread of the Chav underclass with their lack of morality and standards is slowly working its way into every facet of British society. Well done for standing up for your missus and making the dickheads feel like dickheads. All I can say is that I'm just glad I got out when I did!
From Blog: Rambling Insults (Porth to Ruthernbridge) (Day 7 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
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I always though of the West Country as being one of the nicer, more refined parts of the UK, yet it seems that the pernicious spread of the Chav underclass with their lack of morality and standards is slowly working its way into every facet of British society. Well done for standing up for your missus and making the dickheads feel like dickheads. All I can say is that I'm just glad I got out when I did!
From Blog: Rambling Insults (Porth to Ruthernbridge) (Day 7 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Date: 3rd February 2012
Seo.............
.............although I'd be very happy if you really did savour every little bit, are you sure this wasn't just a plug for your website? Very cheeky :)
From Blog: Feathered Foes (Perranporth to Porth) (Day 6 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Seo.............
.............although I'd be very happy if you really did savour every little bit, are you sure this wasn't just a plug for your website? Very cheeky :)
From Blog: Feathered Foes (Perranporth to Porth) (Day 6 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Date: 3rd February 2012
Stag Parties.........
........in most cases I completely agree. I remember seeing one stag party in Latvia and one of the members was urinating up Riga's Freedom Monument. I don't understand how similar stag groups seem to lose all morals and respect. Saying that though, the stag parties I have been on, including my own have in no way resembled the stereotypical British stag party. Of course there was alcohol involved, but the stag parties resembled more of a reunion of old friends.....and there were no matching T-shirts! As for the lady and the abusive husband..........I don't know why women would put up with such behaviour........but strangely it's men like these that seem to have a line of women waiting for their services!
From Blog: Feathered Foes (Perranporth to Porth) (Day 6 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Stag Parties.........
........in most cases I completely agree. I remember seeing one stag party in Latvia and one of the members was urinating up Riga's Freedom Monument. I don't understand how similar stag groups seem to lose all morals and respect. Saying that though, the stag parties I have been on, including my own have in no way resembled the stereotypical British stag party. Of course there was alcohol involved, but the stag parties resembled more of a reunion of old friends.....and there were no matching T-shirts! As for the lady and the abusive husband..........I don't know why women would put up with such behaviour........but strangely it's men like these that seem to have a line of women waiting for their services!
From Blog: Feathered Foes (Perranporth to Porth) (Day 6 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Date: 3rd February 2012
seo
I was very encouraged to find this site. I wanted to thank you for this special read. I definitely savored every little bit of it and I have bookmarked you to check out new stuff you post. http://www.seotraininginstitute.co.in
From Blog: Feathered Foes (Perranporth to Porth) (Day 6 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
seo
I was very encouraged to find this site. I wanted to thank you for this special read. I definitely savored every little bit of it and I have bookmarked you to check out new stuff you post. http://www.seotraininginstitute.co.in
From Blog: Feathered Foes (Perranporth to Porth) (Day 6 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Date: 3rd February 2012
I hate stag parties. So much. English stag parties seem to be in a different league altogether, though. And I can't comprehend for the life of me how some women put up with being treated like the one at your camping site. Truly shocking. Cheers, Jens
From Blog: Feathered Foes (Perranporth to Porth) (Day 6 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
I hate stag parties. So much. English stag parties seem to be in a different league altogether, though. And I can't comprehend for the life of me how some women put up with being treated like the one at your camping site. Truly shocking. Cheers, Jens
From Blog: Feathered Foes (Perranporth to Porth) (Day 6 - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Date: 25th January 2012
I think we will practice on the pints of ale before moving onto pints of spirit! When we think of the total distance, it seems slightly insane and ridiculous. But just thinking about each day makes it a lot easier......especially when each day's walk is broken up by tourist attractions, pubs and local culinary treats!
From Blog: Cornish Pasties (and more Blood!) (St. Ives to Phillack) (Day 3 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
I think we will practice on the pints of ale before moving onto pints of spirit! When we think of the total distance, it seems slightly insane and ridiculous. But just thinking about each day makes it a lot easier......especially when each day's walk is broken up by tourist attractions, pubs and local culinary treats!
From Blog: Cornish Pasties (and more Blood!) (St. Ives to Phillack) (Day 3 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
Date: 25th January 2012
I feel tired just thinking about walking all that way!
I've heard that downing a pint of any good quality spirit is also good for dulling the pain of dodgy trotters :) Good luck with your fund raiser! It looks like the weather is better there than it is in here in Indonesia ;)
From Blog: Cornish Pasties (and more Blood!) (St. Ives to Phillack) (Day 3 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
I feel tired just thinking about walking all that way!
I've heard that downing a pint of any good quality spirit is also good for dulling the pain of dodgy trotters :) Good luck with your fund raiser! It looks like the weather is better there than it is in here in Indonesia ;)
From Blog: Cornish Pasties (and more Blood!) (St. Ives to Phillack) (Day 3 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
Sadly I do.........I really wish my camera and ability was good enough to get this kind of photo first time around. I just use Picasa to touch some photos up from time to time. For this one, I just changed it to sepia and then increase the shadows and light.
From Blog: Boots of Blood (Pendeen to St. Ives) (Day 2 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
Date: 25th January 2012
It was certainly hard going, but well worth it. I very much doubt if I'd attempt something similar again.
From Blog: Boots of Blood (Pendeen to St. Ives) (Day 2 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
It was certainly hard going, but well worth it. I very much doubt if I'd attempt something similar again.
From Blog: Boots of Blood (Pendeen to St. Ives) (Day 2 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
Great picture. Do you do any work in photo shop to get this effect?
From Blog: Boots of Blood (Pendeen to St. Ives) (Day 2 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
Date: 23rd January 2012
Interested in having your blog on tripping?
Hi! Wow! You have travelled all over! Currently I help coordinate the blog for the social travel site called Tripping.com. It\'s a site that helps travelers easily, safely connect with locals in over 175 countries. (http://www.tripping.com) Would you be interested in contributing a guest post to our blog? We\'re most interested in photo essays and destination tips. I was thinking some of your photos from around the globe could make a great photo essay. Or maybe you\'d be interested in writing a post like \"\"Top 5 Things to See/Do in Mongolia.\"\" Here is the link to our guest post guidelines: https://www.tripping.com/blog/guest-post-opportunities/ I look forward to hearing from you! If you have any other ideas for a guest post, or any friends that might be interested in writing, feel free to share. Best, Sarah :) P.S. We have micro communities on Tripping called \'Networks\' for members to connect based on shared interests and affiliations. There is a Travel Writers Network you might be interested in: https://www.tripping.com/network/63. Approval is required to join the Network (to make sure everyone is in fact a travel blogger) but I\'ll make sure you\'re given access.
From Blog: Boots of Blood (Pendeen to St. Ives) (Day 2 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
Interested in having your blog on tripping?
Hi! Wow! You have travelled all over! Currently I help coordinate the blog for the social travel site called Tripping.com. It\'s a site that helps travelers easily, safely connect with locals in over 175 countries. (http://www.tripping.com) Would you be interested in contributing a guest post to our blog? We\'re most interested in photo essays and destination tips. I was thinking some of your photos from around the globe could make a great photo essay. Or maybe you\'d be interested in writing a post like \"\"Top 5 Things to See/Do in Mongolia.\"\" Here is the link to our guest post guidelines: https://www.tripping.com/blog/guest-post-opportunities/ I look forward to hearing from you! If you have any other ideas for a guest post, or any friends that might be interested in writing, feel free to share. Best, Sarah :) P.S. We have micro communities on Tripping called \'Networks\' for members to connect based on shared interests and affiliations. There is a Travel Writers Network you might be interested in: https://www.tripping.com/network/63. Approval is required to join the Network (to make sure everyone is in fact a travel blogger) but I\'ll make sure you\'re given access.
From Blog: Boots of Blood (Pendeen to St. Ives) (Day 2 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
Date: 23rd January 2012
What a cliff hanger. I'm full of admiration for your achievement.
From Blog: Boots of Blood (Pendeen to St. Ives) (Day 2 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
What a cliff hanger. I'm full of admiration for your achievement.
From Blog: Boots of Blood (Pendeen to St. Ives) (Day 2 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
Date: 22nd January 2012
..........I've been a little slack with writing (I blame reality, jobs and life!), but should have regular updates added from now on!
From Blog: Bonking Bunnies (Land's End to Pendeen) (Day 1 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
..........I've been a little slack with writing (I blame reality, jobs and life!), but should have regular updates added from now on!
From Blog: Bonking Bunnies (Land's End to Pendeen) (Day 1 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
Thanks......
......reading comments like this makes me miss China even more!
From Blog: Week 69a - "Stupid English"
Date: 22nd January 2012
Ambitious...............
.................or stupid! I think it was the the promise of local ale and the ability to eat large quantities of food and not gain weight that was the main attraction. Certainly not sure if I'd attempt such an endeavour again though.
From Blog: Bonking Bunnies (Land's End to Pendeen) (Day 1 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
Ambitious...............
.................or stupid! I think it was the the promise of local ale and the ability to eat large quantities of food and not gain weight that was the main attraction. Certainly not sure if I'd attempt such an endeavour again though.
From Blog: Bonking Bunnies (Land's End to Pendeen) (Day 1 - Walking Land's End to John o'Groats)
Date: 22nd January 2012
Thanks......hopefully now I'll be adding regular updates on how the walk went and if it was a success!
From Blog: Drunken Pirates (Penzance) (Build Up - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Thanks......hopefully now I'll be adding regular updates on how the walk went and if it was a success!
From Blog: Drunken Pirates (Penzance) (Build Up - Walking Lands End to John o'Groats)
Date: 22nd January 2012
I think part of travelling is to get duped, conned and taken advantage of......only then will you learn from your errors and have one or two amusing stories to tell!
From Blog: Week 69a - "Stupid English"
I think part of travelling is to get duped, conned and taken advantage of......only then will you learn from your errors and have one or two amusing stories to tell!
From Blog: Week 69a - "Stupid English"
Countries Lived In 
Countries Visited 
Keep Smiling
Mike Fossey
LOL
Laugh? HaHa - I nearly wet myself!
From Blog: Week 69b - Toilet Talk