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13th June 2010

Hey, thanks for checking on the Fire King for me! You just never know where you might find that fine china!

13th June 2010

Looks like it was worth leaving at 5:00 AM to have a few hours in Girona. Seems like like the Catalan speaking people spread to some of the most picturesque places in Europe. Can't wait to see your pics and read about Sardinia.

From Blog: Un matí a Girona

7th June 2010

Dad~
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Another Gem of a Find
What a beautiful little town. Quaint or picturesque just doesn't do justice to describe it based on your photos. What a great way to spend the weekend. You'll miss these jaunts when you return to the States so enjoy!

From Blog: Weekend adventure in the South of France? Pourquoi pas?!

28th May 2010

Dad~
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It sounds like the lobster stew indulgence was worth it, not to mention the terrifc views each place you eat seems to have. Run into many British tourists lately?

From Blog: Es Mercadal i Fornells

27th May 2010

Dad~
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You've got to love a culinary tradition where even the chocolate desserts have a connection to pork. It seems like you've picked the perfect time to visit - beautiful weather, few tourists.

From Blog: Cala en Bosch

26th May 2010

Dad~
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What a lovely island that I would know nothing about if you hadn't traveled there. That's a great photo of you and Alex. Is the body under the altar in the Cathedral a statue or is it an "incorruptible" body of a dead saint?

From Blog: Cala en Blanes i Ciutadella

25th May 2010

Dad
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Ditto what Mom wrote
I don't get the English/Irish tourist thing either. We'll have to add Menorca to the places to visit list.

From Blog: Benvinguts a Menorca!

25th May 2010

Mom
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Everything looks incredible! What a wonderful life you have in case you don't realize it!

From Blog: Benvinguts a Menorca!

24th May 2010

Dad~
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So glad you're traveling again so I can get my daily food/travel blog fix. I seriously have to get to Barcelona soon, but I'm no longer sure if it's for the Gaudi architecture or the pork. Have a glass of Cava for me.

From Blog: Porking in Barcelona

24th May 2010

iI
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Oh, no, a tiled snake!
Oh, Jeff, I miss you already! On quick glance at the first photo in this blog made me think you had a huge snake behind you!

From Blog: Porking in Barcelona

20th April 2010

assane mare
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j aime tout de cette ville
j aime cette ville du fond du coeur

From Blog: La Ville de Marseille

28th March 2010

Heather
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Hey Jeff, I really enjoyed your Austria post. I have always wanted to go there. My blog is looking for good travel photos. If you have time, email us some at dirtyhippiesblog@gmail.com or check us out at dirty-hippies.blogspot.com Continued fun on your travels, Heather

From Blog: Letzten vollen Tag in Wien!

28th March 2010

Peter
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The Torte looks incredible!

From Blog: Letzten vollen Tag in Wien!

25th March 2010

Dad~
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Glad to hear you're not letting blisters get in the way of sightseeing, eating and drinking. You make your family proud! You've whetted my appetite for travel to Germany.

From Blog: Exploring West Berlin

24th March 2010

Peter
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What a bizarre little country

From Blog: Wiener on the brain

24th March 2010

Ii
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I agree that the memorial to the Holocaust looks truly lame. The kartoffelkuchen looks very appetizing; is it a coincidence that the Polish word for potato is kartofel? The beer you're drinking is inviting; if I were with you, I think I'd even have one!

From Blog: Wiener on the brain

23rd March 2010

Dad~
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Ach du Lieber!
Looks like you're having a great time in Berlin. Are you enjoying the switch from gallons of wine to copious amounts of beer? The photos are great and the sites so historic. There was a recent article in the Chicago Tribune Travel section about the lack of promotion of German tourism. Seems like the Germans are still a bit self conscious from the war. Have anyone mistaken you for a native yet? Your grandfather's ancestors (my side) are from Bavaria, the very Catholic part of Germany. The fried herring with potatoes and onions look zer gut! I hear the night life is amazing as well. Maybe you'll get a chance to check it out in the next few nights.

From Blog: Wir kommen aus Andorra, und Ihr?

23rd March 2010

Ii
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Looking Good
You look incredibly handsome and happy! I'm enjoying your blogs and feel as if I'm traveling with you!

From Blog: Wir kommen aus Andorra, und Ihr?

21st March 2010

Jarek
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fajne zdjęcia...
...jednak, czemu Ciebie na nich nie widać..;(

From Blog: España verde

19th March 2010

Ii
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You're so funny!
I laughed hysterically when reading this blog. When Uncle Ray and I were packing to go to Riviera Maya I felt certain that our luggage wouldn't be lost, so I didn't pack toiletries nor underwear in our carry-on bags. Of course, upon landing in Mexico, we were told our luggage was never even placed on the plane -- but would arrive in a couple of days! Uncle Ray's solution was to wash our underwear in the bathroom sink every night and use the hair dryer to blow it dry! You could try his solution, or try the old American Indian solution which is to: "Wash in stream. Dry in sun."

From Blog: To the Cantabrian Sea!

18th March 2010

Mom
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What an incredibly amusing entry! I found myself laughing out loud. And what a gorgeous place!! Hopefully you got past the trauma and are enjoying yourself (and were able to buy some underwear).

From Blog: To the Cantabrian Sea!

18th March 2010

Heather
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Great posting!
I'm really enjoying reading about your travels! What amazing experiences you're having! Thanks for sharing, and keep up the great posting! dirty-hippies.blogspot.com

From Blog: To the Cantabrian Sea!

18th March 2010

anonymous
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The coastline looks like New England!

From Blog: To the Cantabrian Sea!

18th March 2010

Dad~
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The Fulbright Life!
I'm not acquainted at all with Santander. What a beautiful part of Spain - great photos. The conference should be a blast if you don't sleep through it from all the wine.

From Blog: To the Cantabrian Sea!

15th March 2010

Ii
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Oh, Jeff, at first glance I thought you were eating some kind of worms! Then, I read your blog and realized how wrong I was! Enjoy Santander. I've heard it's beautiful.

From Blog: La Calçotada