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| 6th December 2008 Linda | Vietnam and Cambodia - From: SAI GON - CU CHI TUNNELS I am sitting here reading about your sights, thoughts, observations, impressions and the history of Vietnam and Cambodia. Tears are filling my eyes for the innocent peolpe who have been doomed to be born at that horrific time in the civilization of their countries. As you say words are meaningless in the enormity of their suffering within their own countries. Your writing is incredible and has conveyed the absolute horror that is unimaginable to us - how can anyone do such things and think up such cruelty? I am also thinking of you both and hoping you are managing to continue enjoying your travels. I also agree with your thoughts, and appreciate your efforts, to 'save our planet'. You are not alone in your thinking. Take care and thank you so much for your reports. Lots of love, Linda |
| 24th November 2008 Bruno | - From: HUÉ DMZ - DEMILITARIZED ZONE Un pianeta pieno di Normandie. Splendido diario. Non mi perdo una parola. |
| 23rd November 2008 Jo | Halong Bay Cruise - From: HA LONG BAY CRUISE Hi - your tour of Halong bay and the boat looks amazing, could you tell us what tour company you booked through and the cost? |
| 21st November 2008 Jim and Beth | Very Posh - From: HA LONG BAY CRUISE Very Posh boat. Beth and I have just been at here dance lesson, and we're now looking through your photos. Both impressed no end! Beth wants to know why you have fluff on your face Mike and if Virginia can be her friend when you get to NZ. Cheers for the email update, there is a lot to be said for the joys, sorrows and challenges of travel. Take care you two. Jim and Beth |
| 20th November 2008 frankie du berry | your Vietnam trip - From: HA NOI - PERFUME PAGODA Thanks for sharing all those great photos and for your interesting text. Keep trucking! f r a n k i e |
| 13th November 2008 Linda | Fantastic as always - From: BEIJING - HÚTÒNG HUNTING What a trip of a lifetime. The great thing is that you are seeing and experiencing the actual life of the people at each place - not just the tourist glitz. Am always pleased to see their is a new instalment to read and absorb. Looking forward to seeing you both soon, Linda |
| 4th November 2008 Jim | Top camel video - From: CENTRAL MONGOLIA - MONGOL ELS SAND DUNES AND KHONGO KHAN Man you guys are doing some cool stuff!!! Loved the camel video. The weather looks much the same as Dunedin today. For some reason spring has taken a break and we have snow on the hills? |
| 4th November 2008 Lorenzo | - From: CENTRAL MONGOLIA - MONGOL ELS SAND DUNES AND KHONGO KHAN Che viaggio immenso. Guardare con i vostri occhi già mi rende felice. Go ahead!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| 25th October 2008 Alena | - From: LAKE BAIKAL AND OLKHON ISLAND Your photography is truly beautiful :). |
| 20th October 2008 Jim | The weather - From: WARSAW Really enjoying the posts and the visuals Mike and Virginia. You'll be please to hear the weathers in NZ is pretty good at the moment (Dunedin at least). Have had the kids outside for most of the holidays at the beaches, parks and mucking round in the vegie garden and tree house. Looking like another great summer. Looking forward to catching up at Christmas. We're also planning a few camping and tramping trips if you're keen. Ta Jim, Meg, Ed and Beth |
| 20th October 2008 Linda | Bleak Siberia - From: YEKATERINENBURG - IRKUTSK You are making my days at present. Each day I log on to check to see if there is a new entry and am never disappointed. Siberia looks so bleak but I can't help but also think it reminds me of home in the middle of Winter - complete with naked silver birch trees Virginia. I have passed on your blog details to quite a few people as it is so interesting - it will keep Dad busy for many hours, checking all the photos, maps and your exceptional narrative. Good to see you wearing your warm hat Mike! Take care, Linda |
| 16th October 2008 John | ejoying blog - From: KUNGUR ICE CAVE (PERM) Hi Mike and Virginia, great photos and commentary, we sit, read and admire. Its not that you are simply seeing but also comprehending, and putting those thoughts to words which makes it so interesting.New Zealand does not have the history but does have the beauty, which I am sure you will enjoy Regards John |
| 12th October 2008 anonymous | - From: WARSAW I completely agree...great pics and comments... Virg.... grazie a questo blog mi sento parte della troupe!!! Che figata! Baci e buon proseguimento Giorgia |
| 8th October 2008 Linda | Love the Dancing Fountain and Photos - From: WARSAW Wonderful video and photos of old Warsaw. You make a great team with the commentary and photography. well done - i'm loving each installment. LOL, me |
| 6th October 2008 Linda | Great reading and recording - From: AUSCHWITZ Hi Mike and Virginia - am thoroughly enjoying reading your commentary and seeing the photos. It is a superb record and what an amazing trip you will have. I have been thinking of you both heaps, especially after your trip to Auschwitz - I am sure that would have had an enormous impact and so sad and pointless beyond comprehension. I did try to send you an earlier comment but think I may have inadvertently deleted it. The weather here is getting warmer with lots of sunshine, flowers and birdsong. Take care and thanks so much for keeping in such good contact. Is it possible to have accomodation contacts or can I only get in touch via the blog or email. LOL Linda |
| 5th October 2008 Linda | Thanks for the Great Contact - From: AUSCHWITZ Hi to you both. I am thoroughly enjoying your blog - great photos and wonderful commentary Virginia. The map on the side helps me to follow your trail. It all looks amazing. I imagine no words can ever say what feelings and thoughts would occur when at Auschwitz. Hope all is well. Summer has arrived here with temperatures in the mid 20s and breakfast out on the deck with the birds. Nice that you ran into a few Kiwis in Bratislava. Cheers, Linda |
| 3rd October 2008 Harley | Good times - From: BRATISLAVA - KATOWICE Looks like your having a good time mate. Nice beard. |
| 3rd October 2008 Jimmy and Whanau | Nice Job!!! - From: BRATISLAVA - KATOWICE Hi guys really enjoying the Blog. We're all sitting round having a read at the moment. Your account of heading into Poland is bringing back memories for Meg. Nice job guys well be keeping tabs on the journey. Ta Jimmy, Meg, Ed and Beth |
| 2nd October 2008 Bruno | Good - From: BRATISLAVA Happy to read you guys. Keep posting. |
| 2nd October 2008 Giorgia | Ebbene si comincia... - From: ROMA - VIENNA Dear Virg and Micheal, I save this link in my favorite and I will keep an eye on it... I can only dream to be there with u...I really wish I could, a journey of a lifetime!!! Tomorrow I am leaving for an adventure too... Florence and Venice, heading to the Biennale... I will think about u, virg, I know u would have appreciated such an event...next one in 2010 we can go together!!! Have a great time in eastenr europe and keep us uptodate!!! Notte Giorgia |