SnakehipSi's Guestbook

17th November 2005

el martillo magico
...you are not alone.......

8th November 2005

Stuck on one word!
Hello Both Once again Simon a great write-up and photo's to match. I just sort of stopped when you put that one short sentence in about a Tarantula crossing Claire's path... Loved the grin on your face after your skydive, congratulations but want to know who stuck the ski pole in the top of your head (Lunch at the volcano photo?)

From Blog: What a fizz man!

24th October 2005

Amy and Jack
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We love your photos!!!
We love your stories and we espechilly love the photo of you both on horseback,we would both love to know where you will be on xmas day.we asked mam but she said that you both probably dont know where you will be!!!love and big hugs to you both.amy and jack.xxxxxxx.xxxxx

From Blog: Mountain glugging

22nd October 2005

julieboolie
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loving the internet translations

From Blog: Mountain glugging

21st October 2005

HelsBels
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Trumping or following through
You've brought a little wonder and a lot of jealousy to my dreary desk - but i'm intrigued by the comment 'Claire came through with trumps'. If the girl's a bit breezy, surely that's a private matter? Assuming it didn't cause other abseilers to faint and crash down the face! Big hugs to you, Hx

From Blog: Mountain glugging

20th October 2005

julie boolie
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enjoyed this blog.fascinating

From Blog: Magnificent moai

19th October 2005

Claireewarie
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saucy answer
re the blue sauce, well apart from every banned colouring and flavouring in Europe somewhere within it has blue cheese and mayo!

From Blog: Extreme something

18th October 2005

Dodge
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You should have been the new Bond
Simon you shuold have been the new bond mind you don't even look shaken let alone stirred. Claire dare I say it you could be "Pussy Galore"

From Blog: Extreme something

14th October 2005

Julie
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Crazy people
Have just read your latest travel blog..you crazy people you.Are you going through some early-ish mid life crisis with all these extreme activities, you are either brave or mad. Or indeed turning into those blase South americans who don't seem to mind too much about death and happily take the most dangerous road in the world daily.

From Blog: Extreme something

12th October 2005

julie boolie
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saucy
What is the blue sauce made from ?

From Blog: Extreme something

3rd October 2005

JEZ PANTON
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HAPPY LITTLE ROBBER'S !
No wonder the kids are all happy !, they have just made 200 quid selling your new camera down the markets !. Keep up the good work !

From Blog: Los Amigos de Quito and multilingual tongue twisters

19th September 2005

Paul Ramsden
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Glasses
Claire, so I take it you couldn't get the prescription contact lenses or was it the night before? Need to try the "ritual", sounds most interesting - not sure about the lack of alcohol though (there is always a draw back)

From Blog: Snakes, vines and infinite love

19th September 2005

Pat Pemberton
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I shall expect it
Tolerance, love and respect eh? I shall remind you of this next time you run out of patience with me. I was hoping to read of any regressions you may have experienced but respect your privacy. Really good piece of writing, enjoyed it thoroughly.

From Blog: Snakes, vines and infinite love

7th September 2005

Jo Guy
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Happy Birthday
Hi both ... looks like you had a great Birthday Si and Claire that was feat of packing to ensure matching top and lippy bearing in mind how little room you will have had. The Guys are in fine form, little Munchkin is loving Nursery, Big Munchkin is loving his job and I'm back at work ... going to talk to Pottsie now about possibly rejoining contracts Arghhhhh. Hugs Jo

From Blog: Fab at Forty

2nd September 2005

Pat Pemberton
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I've been waiting for these!
So pleased you had a good '40th' and a curry to boot. I thought the photo (er...much - forty so what) may have been Simon lying on the pavement, still standing at 2am Simon, why? Maybe your B'Day cards will show-up in time for your 41st, now that does sound ooooold!

From Blog: Fab at Forty

31st July 2005

Tim
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Cochabamba
As a Bolivian and Cochabambino, I was amused at your artcle.. Bit Bolivia mever had a Jap for a Presidnt . It was Peru, and he is in disgrace in Japan at the moment.

From Blog: Cochabamba - first thoughts

31st July 2005

Pat/Mom
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No wonder I haven't heard from you!
Just been catching up with your latest travels, sounds as though you had a great time. I think Gavin's taking note of his own 'shot' Simon. Keep up the good work.

From Blog: High Ho Silver - he's certainly away

25th July 2005

Richard
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Hello
Hello both hope you are okay, being reading your latest blogs and spoke with pat at the weekend in brum who had us in stiches especially with the menu translations. Went to see sarahs baby very cute try and send you some piccies, sarahs exhausted but both doing okay. Love the loo with a view and the crocodile dundee hats! Will follow your progress take care Rich and Kathryn

From Blog: High Ho Silver - he's certainly away

19th July 2005

Mom/Pat
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Jet-Lagged
I know I've been home for two days but my brain is still somewhere in Peru. This is the first chance I've had to read the latest 'blogs'. Very pleased you completed your trek, especially at your age Simon! Thanks for the write-up both and letting everyone one I was on the drugs.. I'd kill for a churros today. Another great menu line 'German netters of the most satisfactory' never could find out what it was, has anyone any ideas?

From Blog: Mountain Bagging

14th July 2005

Dave
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Happy Hippy!
So they don't do hair-cuts in Boliva then? It'll be down to your waist by the time you get back! Remember our discussion about good times and bad times ahead for you both in South America. Profetic it would seem, although happily erring on the former, I'd say!

From Blog: Mountain Bagging

14th July 2005

Jez
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All Aboard !
Man, My 11 yr old can't wait to get to Bolivia to ride "the most dangerous road in the world", but then he is an aussie so will be prone to things like this !. Oh well the suufering that we have to live in Sunshine !!.

From Blog: Mountain biking in Coroico

14th July 2005

Jez PAnton
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Fun ???
Your too old for this BS !!, realise it and go home !, raise 4 kids and go to the same old bi\oring office everyday !. Now that's living !

From Blog: Mountain Bagging

6th July 2005

Julie
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Momma Coca

From Blog: The Monument Baggers

28th June 2005

lisa hawkins
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comments
love the gear . high street fashion. keep smiling. amy + jack

From Blog: Dinosaurs one for the kids

28th June 2005

Vicky A
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Marmite and Spiders
Much admiration for both of you. From a person who has to brush down their washing line with gloved hands to get rid of the spiders webs I would have to have some serious therapy to take on such a challenge. Plus I don't like marmite so would be a delicious feast for those mosis. Have now read up all your journals and it sounds like you are having such a great time, but Simon I hope you aren't bullying poor Claire into challenges she doesn't want to do! Missing you both lots.

From Blog: Rurrenabaque - Welcome to the jungle

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