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| 30th July 2008 April | wow - From: Advanced Scuba Diving Class Wow Bugg! I am so proud of you! That lake looks beautiful and the mailbox on the bow gave me the chills. Congratulations, you are an "Advanced Diver"! |
| 5th June 2008 Lisa Bogert | Hi from Lisa B. - From: Days 1-4 in SC: Columbia Riverbanks Zoo and Botanical Gardens and the REU Hi Kari - I'm happy to hear that you are having a great time. It's amazing what a freeway and a little sunshine can do for one's spirit. Hopefully by now you have figured out how to maneuver through the horseshoes. Hang in there and keep us posted. We're finally moved into our new digs. It's not so bad just really off the beaten path. Take care. Lisa B. |
| 8th April 2008 Oldest Sister | pretty - From: when it's sunny in Juneau, the world is a beautiful place... I'm sure that the sun makes everything seem ok. Especially when you don't get to see it that often. There are sooo many beautiful places up there that I need to come visit hopefully sometime before you graduate! |
| 5th March 2008 April Ann | WOW!! - From: The life of a college girl in Alaska I am so happy you started to do these again. I used to look forward to your travel blogs all of the time. I am so proud of you and your research job. From the looks of it, I am still missing out on not traveling to Juneau. I really want to come up now and "find" stuff to do. Nature's beauty up there looks too good to be true. I love you and am very proud of you. Can't wait to see another one =) |
| 25th August 2007 Mom | SMIRNOFF????? - From: ROADTRIP: Day One, Two, & Three Love the story until the smirnoff!!!! Hee Hee How old are you Kari? What is the legal drinking age in Canada? Just giving you a bad time Bug......That's what Mommies are suppose to do! Love the story and pictures. Glad you are having so much fun! Miss you still, so does Tazzers...boy is he moody! Talk to you soon, Mom |
| 9th July 2007 Mandi | Awww - From: My summer vacation (ha, not really) in Idaho!! That girl in the middle up there needs some makeup! yikes! haha I always love your blogs! |
| 6th July 2007 April Ann | Us Idahoians! - From: My summer vacation (ha, not really) in Idaho!! See.. we aren't all that bad here in Idaho.. you love us because we are your family =) Love you... and glad I get to spend time with you this summer! |
| 23rd April 2007 Mimi & Bob | - From: The Outer Banks of North Carolina We really enjoyed traveling with you up the Outer Banks. I (Bob) am originally from NC and I have never seen those sites. Keep up the good work. |
| 18th April 2007 April Ann | WOW - From: The Outer Banks of North Carolina Super cool Bugg.. I can't believe history back east. I wanna go and explore. Im glad you had a good time :) |
| 10th April 2007 April Ann | Beliefs - From: Fort Fisher I admire you for taking the time to admire history. Although I don't agree with their beliefs; I do however agree with you- they were fighting for a "cause". I wish there were more people like this these days. Thanks so much for sharing this with me. It is awesome! |
| 26th March 2007 April Ann | Cool - From: Fun weekend of beaches... Bugg~ That is cool. I love pictures. I am so jealous. We don't even have anywhere we can call the beach. |
| 13th March 2007 morTIMer | Little fences - From: The Atlantic vs. the Pacific... Hi Sharklady, I am glad to see you are still posting photos for us to enjoy. (I sent the comment about your Alaska photos some weeks back). The little fences are there for conservation purposes as I understand. No cliffs, but we do have sand dunes on the east coast. Apparently, these small fences break just enough of the surface winds to help preserve the sand dunes, which of course, make up an important part of the wildlife habitat. I was a lifeguard on the Virginia Beach oceanfront in 1974.I saw first hand the effects of development on the beach conditions, and how it contributed to erosion and dune destruction. I don't know what tidal pooling is. I guess I have seen pictures of people relaxing in what looks a comfortable little pool in a beach rock formation. Is it something like that? Anyway, glad your studies are such that you can get away for these photo ops. My daughter is at VCU in Richmond, VA. and she has just left on a spring break to New York City with a girlfriend and their mothers! I hope to see some photos of their trip to Ellis Island and Statue of Liberty. All the best toyou Sharklady - and keep up the good work! -secureitdalby |
| 24th January 2007 tim | Large thing? Monument? - From: Down in North Carolina Again, very nice photos. You are down in my part of the country now. I live in Virginia and went to William and Mary (B.S.Biology, 1977) Don't forget Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) for graduate studies if you continue on that career path. Anyway, I wasn't sure if you were familiar with water towers of the type shown in your photo, or if you were being humorous! In Virginia, some folks call them "Devil's Doorknobs". Apparently, water held in the tower provides water pressure for local plumbing. With this style, it is much more difficult for budding artists to climb up and paint things on them! I'm going to figure out how to work the U.S. map to show which states I 've visited. So, is winter in NC almost as good as summer in Alaska? Study Hard, tim |
| 18th January 2007 morTIMer | Breathtaking Subjects - From: Quick look at the US states I've visited You take very good photos. What a fabulous set of photographic subjects. I have always wanted to visit Alaska. Maybe I will make it there yet. I want to travel to every state! Keep up the good work. I am enjoying your travels! regards, Tim |
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