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23rd June 2007

Ben
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Hey!
What a well written and informative blog. Thanks, sincerely, for writing it.
From Blog: 2 weeks in Chile, Summer: Chile Valle Central fotos
19th June 2007

Stephen Paul
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Actually Ms. Manx...
Most of the peaks in this area are significantly taller than 3,776 meter Mt. Fuji! Whats more the entire mountain range is over Mt. Fuji's height, not just a tip of a volcano that cheated its way to the top instead of being uplifted my millions of years of tectonic action like everyone else. :)
From Blog: Florence Lake, Sierra National Forest: August 2005
17th June 2007

Ann B
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Nostalgic for the 50's
I am researching my family vacation slides from 1952 of this area when we took the Florence Lake ferry and hiked and camped up to Evolution Basin over about 10 days. Your photos are a big help in remembering names and places. Wonderful photos!! I'd love to do it again. Thanks
From Blog: Florence Lake, Sierra National Forest: August 2005
16th June 2007

Susan
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you are one to be admired Stephen.......
How does this happen? So sorry and interested at the same time. you are so fortunate to see what you do although this was not what you would imagine. Looking away from the bad and focusing on all the beauty...............I can only feel this sense of envy for all that you do and how you express this to all who read your words. Your pictures as well as your journal are most impressive Stephen..................Don't stop!!! L, Susan
From Blog: Torres del Paine Part 1: "The Camelid Tragedy", Chilean Patagonia
6th June 2007

Stephen Paul
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mil gracias
Thanks Mrs. Breit!!!
From Blog: Torres del Paine Part 1: "The Camelid Tragedy", Chilean Patagonia
4th June 2007

Laura Breit
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Awesome
Awesome pics!
From Blog: Torres del Paine Part 1: "The Camelid Tragedy", Chilean Patagonia
4th June 2007

Un Mundo Hermoso
Wendy & Stuart

Hotties from Scotland
.. and I'm sure this whole experience would have been a lot more devastating if you hadn't met those hotties from Scotland back at the hostel .... Hahahaha. Photos are fab... genuis. Hopefully see you in the states soon. Wendy and Stuart x
From Blog: Torres del Paine Part 1: "The Camelid Tragedy", Chilean Patagonia
4th June 2007

Stephen Paul
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Skeleton Key
Thanks Ruth! Im looking forward to your upcoming trip! Yeah, I need to find a deadbolt and latch for my tent... :)
From Blog: Torres del Paine Part 1: "The Camelid Tragedy", Chilean Patagonia
4th June 2007

Ruth from Wales
Ruth John

Bad luck
Hi Stephen. Stunning photos as always. That's such a shame about your wallet. Hope you have managed to put it all behind you and enjoy the rest of your trip. Make sure you lock your tent next time!
From Blog: Torres del Paine Part 1: "The Camelid Tragedy", Chilean Patagonia
3rd June 2007

Danial
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Great shots!
Awesome photos Stephen!
From Blog: Torres del Paine Part 1: "The Camelid Tragedy", Chilean Patagonia
2nd June 2007

Yuki-Jen
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Brilliant blog!
I got a great education on a part of the world i've never ventured out to - thanks heaps! Guanacos are indeed handsome, their eyes beat the cuteness of sparkly anime characters'. Jolly photos, envying your skills...grr;)
From Blog: Torres del Paine Part 1: "The Camelid Tragedy", Chilean Patagonia
2nd June 2007

Stephen Paul
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Thanks Again!
Thank you Ansty! I heard there's someone else who's getting a little antsy in your family... THOR wants out to start exploring the world!!
From Blog: Torres del Paine Part 1: "The Camelid Tragedy", Chilean Patagonia
2nd June 2007

Antsy
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Delicious photos!
Great shots Stephen, I like the self portrait the most!
From Blog: Torres del Paine Part 1: "The Camelid Tragedy", Chilean Patagonia
26th May 2007

Stephen Paul
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Wrong Answer!
[url=http://invasions.bio.utk.edu/invaders/coqui.html]http://invasions.bio.utk.edu/invaders/coqui.html[/url] Im sorry Edward but you are mistaken. Every source I have ever read says Coqui's are frogs of the family of Eleutherodactylus: [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eleutherodactylus]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eleutherodactylus[/url]
From Blog: 2 weeks in Puerto Rico, Rincon, Puerto Rico Photography
26th May 2007

Edward
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Coquis aree not frogs
Just to clear thing up the coqui is not a Frog.Is a hole different animal and is not from the famaly of thr frogs.
From Blog: 2 weeks in Puerto Rico, Rincon, Puerto Rico Photography
25th May 2007

Yayi
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Giving thanks..
Absolutely enjoyed the beautiful collection of your pictures during your vacation. Thanks a lot I enjoyed them, thank God for giving us the spectacular beauty and that you were able to enjoy it in person. I plan on going in November, late in the year to avoid the humidity:). Fabulous job with the pics. Hope you can go again.
From Blog: 2 weeks in Puerto Rico, Rincon, Puerto Rico Photography
21st May 2007

BlackManx
Amy Hall

So your stealing our trees now!!?
Your a poet, do you know it?? Love looking at your pics when i get a chance.
From Blog: Puerto Natales and Environs, Chilean Patagonia
15th May 2007

Antsy
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Outstanding!
I enjoyed this blog and the photos very much Stephen, thanks for sharing. My favorite image was the Cueva del Milodon :)
From Blog: Puerto Natales and Environs, Chilean Patagonia
15th May 2007

Stephen Paul
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Thanks!
Thanks so much! I staying up VERY late writing this blog... its like pulling teeth!! :) And Deanna, I think you're going to have to wait a few months right? Winter has arrived in Chile!
From Blog: Puerto Natales and Environs, Chilean Patagonia
15th May 2007

Gunga
Carolyn Taylor

Wonderfuf writing
Thank you again for your wonderful writing. I will be visiting Puerto Natales in Novemenber. You have opened my eyes as to what to look for. Your description of the mountains was pure poetry. Carolyn
From Blog: Puerto Natales and Environs, Chilean Patagonia
15th May 2007

Deanna
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Beautiful blog!
I´m living in Chile right now and I really enjoyed your writing and photos! I haven´t heard much about Puerto Natales but now I may need to make a stop down there, as well as the rest of beautiful Patagonia. Happy travels! my blog = www.travelblog.org/bloggers/tweedledeej
From Blog: Puerto Natales and Environs, Chilean Patagonia
4th May 2007

BlackManx
Amy Hall

magnificent
just beautiful!!! very impressed, and jealous of all the open space!! go to japan and take some pictures for me please.
From Blog: Lenga Forests and Lonely Roads: Chilean Patagonia
2nd May 2007

Stephen Paul
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Mil Gracias
muchos gracias minedy! Me parece que Sandpoint esta una lugar majestuoso. Los Rocky Mountains esta unico para America, oajala que se gustarlo! Yo necisito mas tiempo alla tambien. Gracias otro vez, mas gallerias de mi ultimo viaje en Chile(april 2007) muy pronto!
From Blog: 2 weeks in Chile, Summer: Chile Valle Central fotos
1st May 2007

minedy
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thanks for the beatiful words about my country,i am from chillan,and i am glad u like my country, i like yours to ,right know i am living in sandpoint,idaho and i really miss chile,but i found your website and i saw all the pictures,makes me feel happy.
From Blog: 2 weeks in Chile, Summer: Chile Valle Central fotos
30th April 2007

nannette
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puerto rico
Amazing photographic safari. I came across your site looking for puertoricans in california. I was there at the same time you were and was able to see most of the sites you photographed. I'm going back the 17th and I shall take my husband to the Camuy caves which I've never seen.
From Blog: 2 weeks in Puerto Rico, Rincon, Puerto Rico Photography

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Stephen Paul
Stephen Paul
I grew up in a small town. I went to Uni. I started taking pictures afterwards in 2000. Several cross country road trips and 3 summers in the Sierra Nevada forced me to fall in love with the outdoors. In 2004 I began working full time, taking advantage of every free weekend and holiday while liquidating my yearly vacation for bigger trips to other countries. I especially love conifer forests and alpine mountains. I'm currently taking pictures of Kids and Models, check out my Facebook page for details! [url=ht... full info
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Desert Southwest Road Trip
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August 10th 2005 -» August 24th 2005
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March 5th 2006 -» March 19th 2006
California's Treasures, part 1
June 22nd 2006 -» April 1st 2007
Torres del Paine and Chilean Patagonia
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Cascades Road Trip
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Summer of Training to summit Mt. Shasta
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