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Date: 31st March 2010
I'll miss you!
If this is truly the end of your journey, I am going to have withdrawal problems.... I have really enjoyed tripping with you vicariously. Thanks so much for all the adventures you took me on! If you travel again and blog I'll be excited to join you again!
From Blog: Best. Hike. Ever.
I'll miss you!
If this is truly the end of your journey, I am going to have withdrawal problems.... I have really enjoyed tripping with you vicariously. Thanks so much for all the adventures you took me on! If you travel again and blog I'll be excited to join you again!
From Blog: Best. Hike. Ever.
Date: 26th March 2010
Thank you
Thank you for sharing your adventures and all your wonderful experiences.
From Blog: California Dreamin' in New Zealand
Thank you
Thank you for sharing your adventures and all your wonderful experiences.
From Blog: California Dreamin' in New Zealand
Date: 15th March 2010
wow
wow - love these pictures!!! amazing animal thanks for introducing me :)
From Blog: Up Close with Red Pandas
wow
wow - love these pictures!!! amazing animal thanks for introducing me :)
From Blog: Up Close with Red Pandas
Date: 8th March 2010
Loos and other matters
Angelique and Adrian: It may be the fanciest loo but have you come across the super-loos ? They completely self clean after every client. We did the 90 mile bus ride, except it is not 90 miles. Don't remember it being too bad and quite wonderful when you get there. The Bay of Islands was very memorable. You are bringing back all sorts of memories from our Sabbatical in NZ. When you get to the South Island we would recommend going on the Doubtful Sound expedition rather than the more populous Milford Sound one. Dn't miss the albatross near Dunedin. enjoy John
From Blog: A Famous Loo (Toilet)
Loos and other matters
Angelique and Adrian: It may be the fanciest loo but have you come across the super-loos ? They completely self clean after every client. We did the 90 mile bus ride, except it is not 90 miles. Don't remember it being too bad and quite wonderful when you get there. The Bay of Islands was very memorable. You are bringing back all sorts of memories from our Sabbatical in NZ. When you get to the South Island we would recommend going on the Doubtful Sound expedition rather than the more populous Milford Sound one. Dn't miss the albatross near Dunedin. enjoy John
From Blog: A Famous Loo (Toilet)
Date: 26th February 2010
Thanks for your memories!
I'm so happy to have been able to share your adventure vicariously! You are wonderful writers and you made me feel that I was right there with you. Have a marvelous time in NZ and I look forward to hearing about your best-of-kiwi experiences.
From Blog: In Search of the Great Kiwi: Our Final (Daily) Entry
Thanks for your memories!
I'm so happy to have been able to share your adventure vicariously! You are wonderful writers and you made me feel that I was right there with you. Have a marvelous time in NZ and I look forward to hearing about your best-of-kiwi experiences.
From Blog: In Search of the Great Kiwi: Our Final (Daily) Entry
Date: 31st January 2010
Hi There!
Hi Adrian and Angelique - glad to see you're still having great adventures! I don't know if you're actually looking for an answer to the train fare conundrum, but lest you lose any more sleep about it, I just wanted to point out that we have the same situation with the train to Newark Airport and JFK too. Besides the all too true answer that they're hitting up the tourists to subsidize their transit, the extra fare appears to be the traveler fare for the monorail from the train to the terminals, which people who arrive by car pay in their parking ticket. Of course if Sydney Airport has no monorail, then that shoots that theory down......
From Blog: Days 59 & 60: To Tattoo or Not to Tattoo?
Hi There!
Hi Adrian and Angelique - glad to see you're still having great adventures! I don't know if you're actually looking for an answer to the train fare conundrum, but lest you lose any more sleep about it, I just wanted to point out that we have the same situation with the train to Newark Airport and JFK too. Besides the all too true answer that they're hitting up the tourists to subsidize their transit, the extra fare appears to be the traveler fare for the monorail from the train to the terminals, which people who arrive by car pay in their parking ticket. Of course if Sydney Airport has no monorail, then that shoots that theory down......
From Blog: Days 59 & 60: To Tattoo or Not to Tattoo?
Date: 13th January 2010
visa question
We're based in BKK and planning a trip to Myanmar later this month. DId you obtain you visa at the embassy in BKK? How long did it take? Just wondering if I should book our flight in advance of getting the visa. I'm also wondering about traveling independently vs. using an agent. We rarely use agents, but I think in Myanamar it might be advantageous. Thanks for your very informative blog!
From Blog: Day 45: Burma or Myanmar?
visa question
We're based in BKK and planning a trip to Myanmar later this month. DId you obtain you visa at the embassy in BKK? How long did it take? Just wondering if I should book our flight in advance of getting the visa. I'm also wondering about traveling independently vs. using an agent. We rarely use agents, but I think in Myanamar it might be advantageous. Thanks for your very informative blog!
From Blog: Day 45: Burma or Myanmar?
Date: 12th January 2010
Great sapa info
Thank you for taking the time to write your account in such detail. My wife and I leave for Vetnam in five days (1-16-10) and Sapa is on our list of places to see. We've been mildly concerned about the weather/clothing/temperature situation we would find there and was actually checking the net to see if it were possible to purchase rubber boots in Sapa when I stumbled upon your blog post. We'll be looking at the weather closely and may very well drop the Sapa leg if the weather isn't clear. Chris
From Blog: Day 35: Sapa's Dirty Little Secret
Great sapa info
Thank you for taking the time to write your account in such detail. My wife and I leave for Vetnam in five days (1-16-10) and Sapa is on our list of places to see. We've been mildly concerned about the weather/clothing/temperature situation we would find there and was actually checking the net to see if it were possible to purchase rubber boots in Sapa when I stumbled upon your blog post. We'll be looking at the weather closely and may very well drop the Sapa leg if the weather isn't clear. Chris
From Blog: Day 35: Sapa's Dirty Little Secret
Date: 10th January 2010
Immigration a pain in the butt. 90 days is what a European, Kiwi, Aussie would get to visit the US though!
From Blog: Day 56: The good, the bad and the ugly
Immigration a pain in the butt. 90 days is what a European, Kiwi, Aussie would get to visit the US though!
From Blog: Day 56: The good, the bad and the ugly
Date: 30th December 2009
almost on my way there
i will be leaving sf on the 6th, i will be meeting up with my travelling partners daughter and a freind in hanoi, and our plan is to visit halong bay, after visiting vn and cambodia last year, i can easily feature what happened to you, theres not much structure, of reliability in that part of the world, although congeniality seems to be everywhere Dave
From Blog: Day 37: Held Hostage in Halong Bay
almost on my way there
i will be leaving sf on the 6th, i will be meeting up with my travelling partners daughter and a freind in hanoi, and our plan is to visit halong bay, after visiting vn and cambodia last year, i can easily feature what happened to you, theres not much structure, of reliability in that part of the world, although congeniality seems to be everywhere Dave
From Blog: Day 37: Held Hostage in Halong Bay
Date: 25th December 2009
Domestic Wing
Yes....not the nicest! :-)
From Blog: Day 45: Burma or Myanmar?
Domestic Wing
Yes....not the nicest! :-)
From Blog: Day 45: Burma or Myanmar?
Date: 23rd December 2009
Great blogs on Burma - can't wait for the next one(s). One question though - how much have you budgeted for the entire trip? (I am planning to visit Burma in aprox. 3 months)
From Blog: Day 51: Jumping Cat Monastery
Great blogs on Burma - can't wait for the next one(s). One question though - how much have you budgeted for the entire trip? (I am planning to visit Burma in aprox. 3 months)
From Blog: Day 51: Jumping Cat Monastery
Date: 23rd December 2009
love the blog
Hi Angelique and Adrian, I just wanted to let you know that I have been following your travels for the past few months and am so in awe of your spirit of adventure.(Diane put me on the mailing list). You are able to see these very exotic places that most of us will never get to, and seem totally comfortable with situations that would intimidate the heck out of me. The photographs are beautiful and even though the dialogue is most interesting, a picture is worth a thousand words in this case. Keep up the good reporting! Rhoda
From Blog: Day 52: Merry Christmas Buddha?
love the blog
Hi Angelique and Adrian, I just wanted to let you know that I have been following your travels for the past few months and am so in awe of your spirit of adventure.(Diane put me on the mailing list). You are able to see these very exotic places that most of us will never get to, and seem totally comfortable with situations that would intimidate the heck out of me. The photographs are beautiful and even though the dialogue is most interesting, a picture is worth a thousand words in this case. Keep up the good reporting! Rhoda
From Blog: Day 52: Merry Christmas Buddha?
Date: 11th December 2009
See the difference
Wait till you use the domestic wing of Yangon Airport!
From Blog: Day 45: Burma or Myanmar?
See the difference
Wait till you use the domestic wing of Yangon Airport!
From Blog: Day 45: Burma or Myanmar?
Date: 22nd November 2009
Thanks for the blog entries!
Geetz and I are enjoying the blog. Great writing! Keep it up so we can travel vicariously!
From Blog: Day 26: The Wrong Decision
Thanks for the blog entries!
Geetz and I are enjoying the blog. Great writing! Keep it up so we can travel vicariously!
From Blog: Day 26: The Wrong Decision
Date: 14th November 2009
I never wanted to leave, either... it's an amazing town! I love the updates - keep 'em coming.
From Blog: Day 22: We may never leave here
I never wanted to leave, either... it's an amazing town! I love the updates - keep 'em coming.
From Blog: Day 22: We may never leave here
Date: 7th November 2009
Happy Halloween!
I remember how much Angelique enjoyed Halloween as a child! I'm sure this adventure did not disappoint you!
From Blog: Day 17: Halloween in Northern Thailand
Happy Halloween!
I remember how much Angelique enjoyed Halloween as a child! I'm sure this adventure did not disappoint you!
From Blog: Day 17: Halloween in Northern Thailand
Date: 1st November 2009
thank you
Thanks for all the hard work you are putting into this blog. I have been enjoying your daily entries. I hope Adrian and feeling better now. Be safe. Lots of Love....Mom
thank you
Thanks for all the hard work you are putting into this blog. I have been enjoying your daily entries. I hope Adrian and feeling better now. Be safe. Lots of Love....Mom
Date: 31st October 2009
Can't wait to hear about Malaysia!
From Blog: Day 7: A country home made of gold
Can't wait to hear about Malaysia!
From Blog: Day 7: A country home made of gold
Date: 31st October 2009
Thank You
Thank you for sharing your trip with all of us! It's great to see all the beautiful sites. Looking forward to your pictures from Australia!
From Blog: Day 3: Seeing a bit of old Tokyo
Thank You
Thank you for sharing your trip with all of us! It's great to see all the beautiful sites. Looking forward to your pictures from Australia!
From Blog: Day 3: Seeing a bit of old Tokyo
Date: 29th October 2009
Fabulous!
Hey guys, Love the commentary and photos. Keep 'em coming!
From Blog: Day 2: Simple Math
Fabulous!
Hey guys, Love the commentary and photos. Keep 'em coming!
From Blog: Day 2: Simple Math
Date: 29th October 2009
Great to see you guys are blogging your adventures
Hey guys, just a quick hello from SF. ThanKs for the posts and the photos! Fun to travel with you vicariously. Get well, AJ! BTW, you guys should try Pachinko if you have a chance. Very odd game and hard to figure out, but people over there are really into it. BTW, if you win a lot of balls, you have to go outside to another spot to trade them in for cash and/or prizes. I guess this is how they pretend it isn't gambling.
From Blog: Day 3: Seeing a bit of old Tokyo
Great to see you guys are blogging your adventures
Hey guys, just a quick hello from SF. ThanKs for the posts and the photos! Fun to travel with you vicariously. Get well, AJ! BTW, you guys should try Pachinko if you have a chance. Very odd game and hard to figure out, but people over there are really into it. BTW, if you win a lot of balls, you have to go outside to another spot to trade them in for cash and/or prizes. I guess this is how they pretend it isn't gambling.
From Blog: Day 3: Seeing a bit of old Tokyo
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kiwi fruit te ouke
kiwi fruit in te puke are great
From Blog: The Giant Kiwi(fruit)