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| 22nd August 2009 L | - From: A Bittersweet Trip To The Land of The Leprechaun Amazing photos - drawn to them! Just back from Ireland as well and I miss the country so much :) |
| 11th August 2009 LivingTheDream | Highly recommended! - From: Hey guys, I enjoy reading your blog entries a lot and have just added you as a recommended blog. Keep up the good writing! Ben |
| 10th August 2009 Preston Smith | I want your life - From: Let's Go....Let's Show....Let's Rodeo What else can I say?!? I want your life. Hope you are well. Glad you are studying hard! ;) Regards to Kel. Hope she is back on her feet and enjoying her job. Regards Preston (et al) |
| 10th August 2009 Abdullah | Croatia the Charmful - From: Land of Beaches, Mountains and Tourists…Nope, It’s Not California Really I did not believe that Croatia is so much beautiful as these photos do show. I know that Europe in general is beautiful but this presents fantastic nature. I would like to know more about this country for tourism and people. |
| 26th July 2009 jody | lapel pin - From: Salt Mines in Berchtesgaden I have an old pin with a hat and pick,I wonder how old it is? |
| 20th July 2009 anonymous | The hotel we stayed in - From: What To Do If You Find Yourself In Oia I get this question a lot so I figured I'd go ahead and post it here. here's the hotel we stayed at: Rimida |
| 20th July 2009 Anu | hi... - From: A Bittersweet Trip To The Land of The Leprechaun Gr8 pics !! I am equally obsessed about my D80 !!.... I must say you were lucky to get some great sky on the backdrop !! Did you add a blue tinge to the sky in some pics?? curious to understand your technique...if you could share. do reply. also let me know who planned your trip /how/when did you go?? bye Anu |
| 15th July 2009 Grace | love your pics - From: A Bittersweet Trip To The Land of The Leprechaun I do love your pictures, they are amazing. Maybe it´s because the landscape in Ireland helps good photographers. |
| 26th March 2009 swissmaple | Sirop d'érable! - From: If Underwear Were Food, Then Long Underwear Would Be Manna From Heaven I have to laugh at your Cabane à Sucre experience...I think I know which cabane he sent you to. Not the one I would've recommended because, yeah, well, cafeteria food. And I have to clarify that it is Quebecois, not Canadian, because I have yet to meet a westerner (from Alberta, BC, etc) who puts syrup on their eggs or in their pea soup. :) Glad you had fun in Québec! |
| 23rd February 2009 Jabe | Honest criticism - From: Sure, It Might Be A Journey But Its Really A Party Go a bit easier on the Photoshop mate; you seem to be wringing those pictures out a bit too far! |
| 30th January 2009 Graciela | Great pics - From: Diversity Can Be Amazing And It Can Be Challenging Your photos are some of the best I have ever seen. Congratulations. Love, from Argentina. |
| 2nd January 2009 Shoop | Hook Turn!! - From: Ocean and City: The Trip to Melbourne Love your comment about the "WILD" right turns in downtown Melbourne! My mum's family is mainly from the Melbourne area, so I've done my fair share of driving and performed a number of "hook turns", as they're referred to, in Melbourne. |
| 2nd January 2009 Shoop | Well Done, Indeed! - From: Taking a Leap in Queenstown Again, apologies for my belated comments....Alas, well done on the jump. Although I jumped in town, we did have the opportunity to visit the Kuwara site.....watched a few jumpers there and then took one of those INSANE jet boat rides. They literally drive you within feet (possibly inches - I think I got a haircut from one particular boulder) of the cliffs. As with the bungy jump, glad I did it, but never again! |
| 2nd January 2009 Shoop | Luging in Q'town!!! - From: Exquisite Autumn Colors As We Fly Down The Mountain Ok, so I didn't take the time to read much of your travel blog during your trip. That being said, I'm making up for it tonight. Love the pic of luging!! That was a blast for me back in '02. Don't know if it's still there, but I bungy jumped from the observation deck/restaurant area at the top. |
| 23rd December 2008 Chriscross | - From: The Heart of The Holy Land I have just recently been to Jordan and I have relived my trip through reading your exploits. Hope to travel further afield and seek new sights!. Love your writing. |
| 22nd September 2008 Kathy | Sigh... - From: Crime, Crabs and Karma in Harbor Town Hi Team Turner! I've just spent the past month reading your round-the-world-trip blog from start to finish, and I have to say that I'm so sad that it's over! You guys are great photographers as well as writers...I feel like I know you both (in a non-creepy, non-stalkerish way, that is!). I have a crazy passion for travel as well...and I'm getting ready to leave on a 10 day trip to Germany in a couple of weeks. However, 10 days seems like a flash in the pan compared to what you have done. I have to admit I'm just a bit envious!! Please keep documenting your trips so that I can live vicariously through you guys! Happy Travels! Kathy in GA |
| 7th September 2008 passenger | - From: A Bittersweet Trip To The Land of The Leprechaun really good pics, even though you probably helped out with photoshop (did u?), doesnt matter, you just emphasized the shining colours. |
| 7th September 2008 Tom | price - From: Salt Mines in Berchtesgaden What did it cost to go into the salt mine? Did you see any castles in bavaria? I will be ther next july with a party of 8. Any suggestion on where to stay |
| 4th July 2008 Vinovat Sudarynya | Thanks! - From: It’s Bi-Polar No Matter What They Say Thanks for your message about my Paul McCartney blog. I read your piece about Budapest yesterday (I'm going there in a couple of weeks) and didn't quite have time to send you a message. I really enjoyed your photos, and the blog has given me plenty of ideas for what to do. J |
| 4th July 2008 jjaccee | glymur-b/white photo also inlet one - From: Whale Watching and Countryside Driving hi what a really fantasic pic! as is the inlet one but not quite so captivating!! your hol; looks great -- wish i was there. |
| 12th June 2008 Gordon Hill | Arcos To Gibraltar - From: BMWs and Mountain Towns Enjoyed reading your blog Thanks |
| 16th May 2008 Mike and Sarah | Home..........nearly! - From: A Bittersweet Trip To The Land of The Leprechaun Hey! I was looking for pics of home and found your entry. I am from Co. Down but close enough to Cork in colour and weather if nothing else! Your photos as are just fabulous and has put a smile on my face! Thank you. Sarah |
| 11th April 2008 Shane | Incredible! - From: The Pictures Speak For Themselves Hi Guys, I have a lot of friends travelling and keep updated with their Travels on this site, and every so often a story or photo will grab my attention as yours did...I live in South Africa and just wanted to say you took some spectacular shots of our wildlife, the pictures are INCREDIBLE... I myself have spent more than a few days in the bush and not seen so much activity or as many animals, and friends' trips definately do not yield as many spectacular pics...I was just hoping to give you & your friends a sense of how fortunate you were, and I'm glad you had such an amazing experience here in light of your hesitancy to come in the first place. And thanks for sharing these pics. |
| 8th April 2008 Emily | someone should pay you - From: If Underwear Were Food, Then Long Underwear Would Be Manna From Heaven I know that probably other people have said this before, but some travel company should really hire you two to travel the world on their dime and report back to the rest of us on it. You two have such refreshing insight and delightful commentary on the globe-trotting experience. I wish I had found your blog while you guys were still travelling. Any plans for a great North American road trip? |
| 28th March 2008 ashley | amazing - From: If Underwear Were Food, Then Long Underwear Would Be Manna From Heaven those photos are spectacular. do u do professional photography? |
| 27th March 2008 laura lever | hello again!! - From: If Underwear Were Food, Then Long Underwear Would Be Manna From Heaven hi great to read your blog id missed them!! ps. nice beard!! |
| 27th March 2008 Justin (sprucemoose) | What the? - From: If Underwear Were Food, Then Long Underwear Would Be Manna From Heaven Mate you can make even the most normal settings look amazing. All of your photos are just so vivid and crisp. It borders on ridiculous! |
| 27th March 2008 Leanne | Love your blogs - From: If Underwear Were Food, Then Long Underwear Would Be Manna From Heaven Love reading your blogs, they always makes me think about my travel experiences. Keep up the good work =) |
| 22nd February 2008 rosee | WOW!!! - From: The Pictures Speak For Themselves i have never seen such increible, breath taking photos! i can only dream of how experiencing that could change your life. Thanks for the opportunity to view such amazing creatures! |
| 19th February 2008 Steve | Enjoyed the reminder of the salt mine - From: Salt Mines in Berchtesgaden I went to the salt mines 20 years ago as a young soldier stationed in Germany. It was fairly cheesy then too, but we also had to wear a supposidly traditional miners hat too. It looked like a black Fez, but without the tassle. It made the photos taken there that much more cheesy. I wonder when they stopped with the hats... maybe after a bad bout of head lice :-) Headed back to Germany this fall, will have to visit the salt mines and Salzburg again. Thanks for stirring up some fun old memories and heres to creating some new ones. |
| 14th February 2008 Amanda Dave | Nice Photos! - From: Diversity Can Be Amazing And It Can Be Challenging your photos are awesome. we are getting ready to go on safari and now i can't wait! |
| 15th January 2008 Alan and Donna | Loved hearing about my old stomping ground - From: Borat’s Rodeo, Appomattox Courthouse and Foamhenge: An Odyssey Through Western Virginia Your Roanoke blog was great reading with my morning coffee and a fun reminder of the 16 years that I lived there. Next time, take a ride on the Blue Ridge Parkway, either south of Roanoke to Chateau Morrisette Winery or north to the Peaks of Otter for a hike and a meal. I'll be in Roanoke the first week of February to visit my three-month old granddaughter. Can't wait! |
| 15th January 2008 garron | foamhenge? - From: Borat’s Rodeo, Appomattox Courthouse and Foamhenge: An Odyssey Through Western Virginia i thought i knew virginia pretty well, and have been to roanoke and salem many times...but foamhenge?!?!?!? |
| 2nd January 2008 Dan | Kruger National Park - From: Diversity Can Be Amazing And It Can Be Challenging We will be visiting the park in early March and we are wondering if you saw a lodge there that was comfortable and nice within the park itself. The Park sounds great and we would also like some really great food (Italian?) and a jacuzzi within the lodge/resort. Any ideas? Dan dhb2015@yahoo.com http://www.travelblog.org/Bloggers/A-Travel-Story/ |
| 18th December 2007 Gunga | History at home - From: It Seems That Some Stereotypes Do Contain Truth I grew up in Boston and Plymouth ( by the way it is the forefather's monument not the 4 fathers). I had never visited Bunker Hill, the Constitution or most of the other historical places that Boston is famous for until , as an adult, I hosted some foreign students from Japan. Thanks for highlighting the beautiful places in our own backyard.Carolyn ( blogger name 'gunga') |
| 17th December 2007 Kathy Martell | Massachusetts Visit - From: It Seems That Some Stereotypes Do Contain Truth Enjoyed reading your blog about Cape Cod and Plymouth. I was just there in August and had a fantastic time. The history around Plymouth was astounding. I loved the Statue of the 4 Fathers. Did you see it up on the hill in Plymouth. I too walked on the boardwalk in Sandwich. I was surprised as to what people in Massachusetts considered a boardwalk. Ours in Seaside, Oregon is between the beach and the town with lots of shops or hotels on it. Both versions are very unique. Happy traveling and Merry Christmas! Kathy |
| 14th December 2007 Haines | hmmmm.... - From: A Bittersweet Trip To The Land of The Leprechaun You're still not scary--even with facial hair. Your pics are awesome. Hope you guys are settling back in comfortably. |
| 12th December 2007 Schiller | Mikey is all grown-up - From: A Bittersweet Trip To The Land of The Leprechaun The facial hair almost makes you look respectable. Almost. |
| 7th December 2007 tontomcporco | photos - From: A Bittersweet Trip To The Land of The Leprechaun some really great skies & colours they're ' ALIVE' |
| 7th December 2007 Ginger nuts | Wow - From: A Bittersweet Trip To The Land of The Leprechaun Your pictures are breathtaking! The colours... amazing! Do you use a filter? |
| 7th December 2007 Amanda | - From: A Bittersweet Trip To The Land of The Leprechaun You guys are gonna have to go on another trip soon, i'll have nothing left to read!! |
| 6th December 2007 Deb | wow - From: A Bittersweet Trip To The Land of The Leprechaun I just stumbled upon your website... wow fabulous photos. |
| 6th December 2007 steffen | Beautiful photos! - From: A Bittersweet Trip To The Land of The Leprechaun Wow ... superb pictures again, had to rate a few. Have a safe trip back home and thanks for all the excellent blogs - I enjoyed reading them. |
| 6th December 2007 capsfan2002 | Photos - From: A Bittersweet Trip To The Land of The Leprechaun Beautiful photos! Now that my rating is working again I tried it out on them! Keep blogging... |
| 28th November 2007 Stephen Paul | wonderful - From: Three Mosques, Two Markets, and One Boat Cruise: Istanbul in a Nutshell I havnt read the blog yet, but the pics are fantastic! When a great eye is combined with incredible scenery, the pictures are incredible! Nice job.. |
| 25th November 2007 Spencer Hirst | Great Blog - From: The Pictures Speak For Themselves Hey guys! I just got home and got a chance to check out the blog. I love the pictures and the stories. Thanks for a great time! p.s. I finally saw a Rhino in Namibia a few weeks later!! |
| 25th November 2007 Armen | small error :) - From: A Muslim Wonderland in a Christian Backyard Old Mostar bridge was destroyed by Croatian armed forces during the war |
| 21st November 2007 Chi | - From: Chilling History and Amazing Landscapes Beautiful pictures! :) |
| 17th November 2007 capsfan2002 | Blog - From: The Heart of The Holy Land I so enjoy your blogs. You go to the most incredible places. I hope to do the same some day! |
| 15th November 2007 Haines | Penguins - From: Beautiful Weather As Far South As You Can Go Penguins are awesome! thanks for the cool pics. |
