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| 14th August 2009 TeresaTraveler | Bus - From: Stuck in San Salvador Hello, Tomas, I don't know about the bus to Tilcara as I didn't go that far. I hope you have a great trip. The colours of the mountains are breathtaking. |
| 11th August 2009 tomas | BUSES AND PURMAMARCA - From: Stuck in San Salvador HI: Great article about your travel to Argentina and Jujuy,etc. I am planning a similar trip to Purmamarca from Salta this September and was pleased to see that it is possible to take a bus from Jujuy to Purmamarca, however, is it also possible to take a bus from Purmamarca to Tilcara and do they run on a regular basis? I was going to rent a car or a jeep but perhaps this is an unnecessary expense if the bus service is reliable. Thanks. I am returning from Jujuy to Salta and will fly from there to BA so I will remember to buy a round trip ticket. |
| 1st March 2009 Mike Isenor | keep em coming - From: Want Out of Cusco wow teresa. we have all enjoyed your travels so much. i'm not sure of the others, but i have learned so very much. not only about peru and its amazing sites, but also about snapshots into its culture. thank you. i have also learned some great tidbuts for travelling. oh not the type of travelling we do now ... but the travelling i hope to do in the future. again ... thank you. soldier on girl!! mike |
| 27th February 2009 Matt Corkum | Jealous! - From: Part Two MachuPicchu Teresa, I'm very envious of your trip, but especially this one to MachuPicchu. It's a place that's on the top of my list for places to visit. :) |
| 27th February 2009 Matt Corkum | Mmm Guinness - From: Dublin I bet Guinness tastes just a little bit better when you're in Dublin :) Also, I'm guessing that's the Grafton St. that Halifax's is named after? |
| 24th February 2009 tammy | jungle crystals - From: Tourist Market in Pisqa What you bought was a quartz geode. Quartz forms inside balls of mother rock called a geode. When you crack the geode open it is filled with crystals of quartz. If it is purple, it is amethyst, if it is clear, it is rock quartz, etc. Quartz is very abundant in s. america, so it probaly is from the peruvian jungle. |
| 21st February 2009 isabelle | Yes that's where we ate - From: Aquas Calientes Trap Hi Teresa. We ended up spending most of a day in Aguas Calientes too. We were in the post internet cafe and I did some shopping because we were heading home. We did eat at the hot spring pizza place. The live entertainers were on the sidewalk between the tables and the trains. From what I have read all the textiles are handmade in Peru. I have seen photos of women sitting at looms in their yards. So you are definitely supporting the economy by shopping. We were fascinated by the workers carrying everything through town by wheelbarrow or on their backs since there are no cars. We wondered how the busses got to AC. |
| 21st February 2009 lynne isenor | amazing - From: MachuPicchu is Magical This looks absolutely amazing!!! One day I will get there...keep the pics coming...the journalism class at school are documenting your travels LOL |
| 13th February 2009 joannelily | not fair - From: Hola Peru I demand to see pictures of ice, snow, freezing rain, teeth chattering and rabid dogs running. |
| 13th February 2009 marie | jelous as hell!! - From: Hola Peru Well you made it!!!! I am so happy for you, you look great, very extatic to be in Lima. I am sooo jelous, wish I was there sipping on that drink in the sun with you. It looks great there, love the sun and flowers, reminds me of hawiaii, same flowers. Cant wait to see the next blog. Love and hugs Marie Have lots of fun |
| 13th February 2009 Elaine Hutton | wow - From: Hola Peru Looks fabulous! We've had snow here, pretty unusual, and it's really cold. So am jealous of you in the warm weather. |
| 8th February 2009 lynne isenor | Have GPS will travel! - From: Farewell to Nova Scotia don't forget your GPS...do you need help with maps and loading etc? When are you leaving...Peru...I am so jealous...Macchu Pichu is on my bucket list...take lots of pics |
| 25th December 2008 Diane | Love your pictures! - From: Off the beaten track ın Istanbul You got some terrific shots of Eyup Mosque. I enjoyed reading all the blog. I spent a little over 3 wks in Turkey last Sept-OCt and can't wait to go back! This reminds me why! |
| 12th November 2008 TeresaTraveler | World Peace - From: Gorlice,Poland When I was traveling, I felt the tension between Poland and Germand and Russia, over past wounds. Yesterday was Remembrance Day, and the world remembered these wounds/wars once again. I agree with you, money is less important than peace. |
| 6th November 2008 Michal | photos - From: Hunting Gnomes Nice photos !!! Look at some ours at www.greetingsfrompoland.com |
| 3rd November 2008 sylvia unger-tarko-torelli | - From: Gorlice,Poland I am 49 yr old female, who was born, in New YOrk, USA in 1959. My parents have been from Europe, (my mother, born, in Poznan, poland, and my fahter from dusseldorf, germany. I have never been to poland, but my mothers only living brother still lives there, in Gorlice, so I am thinking of maybe going to visit him, and also my relatives, from my mothers side.I am afraid, becuase I do not speak Polish, but only English. I have married a man, from NOrthern Italy, and have one son, who is 1/2 Italian, and 1/2 American. I have spent all my life in America, growing up, but love Europe very much, and my parents had to leave their homes, after the war was over. My mother could not return to Poland anymore, and my father lost his parents, and home in the war too. They wanted to build a new home and family, in America, and find Peace and Freedom. I have one sister and two brothers. I hope that Poland is a Peaceful, and Free country now, and will soon jion the European Union, and have a better economy, with the new EU currency. My Uncle had to be in the concentration camp, for a little while, and my polish grandfather was cremated in the concentration camp. But my uncle survived, and is 84 years old now. He is the youngest brother of my mother. I love both of my parents, very much, and also the countries where they were born. (Germany & Poland), and I am sad that they were having a war, and not loving each other. I am praying for peace int he whole world, and for all the people in the world to be kind and love each other. It is not important to be rich, but it is important to be good to each other, and to try to live a happy life without fighting. The only Polish word that I know is Tac, (which means yes) I wanted to say that I love all the people in the world, ut especially my own relatives from Poland, and also Germany, and also Italy, America, and all the rest of the countries too, I dont understand the language, but I am happy to be American. sylvia |
| 2nd November 2008 Laurie | Scotland... Edinburgh - From: Traveling to Scotland Another destination that is on the top of my list of places to go! You take such great pictures. The city looks lovely. Sarah & Amy travelled to Edinburgh last February and had similar weather I think. They loved it so much that Amy has booked a flight for this coming February to visit her friend there! |
| 2nd November 2008 Laurie | Ireland looks beautiful - From: RoadTrip Hi Teresa! Your photos are fabulous. Looks like you and Heather had a great time and did a lot every day. Breathtaking... I will make a trip to Ireland one day. |
| 21st October 2008 Elaine Hutton | Hungary - From: Journey to Lviv, Ukraine We are in Budapest from late Friday 24 Oct until afternoon of Tuesday 28 October. Do you still have my mobile number? |
| 20th October 2008 tammy | poland - From: Tourist Hey Teresa. I hope you are feeling better by now. Quite the journey so far you are having. Love your blogs and comments under the photos. Keep them coming as I am still living vicariously through you. Geez we look so much alike... Tammy |
| 9th October 2008 Ange | Seaside village - From: Train heading south I think this may be Berwick on Tweed - it looks like a lovely little village x |
| 8th October 2008 heather | mmmmm - From: Gdansk, Poland hey that kebab looks delicious!!! your photos are great...it looks very pretty there.... |
| 27th September 2008 mike isenor | scotland!! - From: Chillin in Lincolnshire wow T!! looks like you're enjoying yourself ... how do you manage to sound like a teacher of global geography in your blog? its great!! safe roads ... PS we're battening down the hatches for the latest hurricane warning. lynne is sitting it out in vancouver with her brother!! LOL |
| 26th September 2008 TeresaTraveler | Lincolnshire - From: Last Night Hi, Tammy. I'm resting in Sutton Bridge. Didn't know that about Bono's tour and the light art. Interesting. So much literature and art alive in daily life. |
| 24th September 2008 Tammy | animated light art - From: Last Night I guess Bono has a grand influence on Ireland to say the least. The lit walking characters were featured in their last tour of concerts. Specifically from their latest album, the song called "sometimes you can't make it on your own" was a song written by Bono for his Dad, who recently passed away before the tour. anyway, the lights dimmed and bono sang the song, the whole while the animated walking lit artwork was walking in the background, it was so cool. Glad to see that Dubliners picked up on it and are displaying Bono's set ideas,lol.....yep, just full of all kinds of useless U2 trivia. Where are you now? |
| 23rd September 2008 Heather | we need to go back!!! - From: Last Night I am surrounded by sunshine and warmth and all I can think of is how much I loved Ireland even thru the mist and the rain....I miss the music, the people, new wonderful friends, the scents in the air, I miss hanging out in the atrium at the westin dublin and enjoying the conversations with the wonderful staff there....Peter the doorman, Darragh the concierge, Avana and Roman and Katrina the bartenders, and our dear maid. I miss the mists of Northern Ireland and the magic carried in the air, the beauty of the coastline cottages....the castles, and their hauntingly beautiful ruins. I miss Ireland and everything Irish already... Teresa, that was the most beautiful magical, funfilled laughterfilled, wonderful trip ! Thank you for navigating our way around Ireland...tell me when you are ready to go back.....Love h |
| 21st September 2008 Tammy | Ireland - From: Culture of Dublin Ah, yes the Clarence. We spent an afternoon in there. I love your comments and am so glad you had a great time in Ireland. I could live there I loved it so much. We'll have lots to chat about when you settle in back home, although it's a long time a way. Where are you off to now?? |
| 20th September 2008 joannelily | - From: RoadTrip Hard to see these photos as they aren't zoomed in enough. Lovely countryside though. |
| 19th September 2008 TeresaTraveler | Ireland - From: Here in England Thought of you when I passed Bono's hotel in Dublin. Having great time. Email your postal address and I'll send postcard. |
| 19th September 2008 TeresaTraveler | Yup - From: Wedding Yeah, the groom and ushers got them on at the dance. Nice touch |
| 14th September 2008 mike isenor | geocaching - From: Dublin OMG OMG!! did lynne get you info on GPS'less caches in dublin? i'll bet not ... i will get after her. love the travel blog ... mike |
| 13th September 2008 Tammy | England - From: Here in England I'm loving your blog Teresa. Soon you are off to Ireland, can't wait to hear all about it as I live vicariously through you. Travel safe Tammy |
| 8th September 2008 joannelily | Nice - From: Wedding Was that a country and western hat worn by the bride at the dance? |
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