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heads up from india---- keep up the goood work-------- wow wow wow
From Blog: Visiting The Sea Shepherd in Melbourne - by Michelle, Samuel, Helena & Jake
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Nice post.i like it vary much.carry on.
From Blog: An Inca Trail and The Sacred Valley- Peru - by Helena
Inquiry
Hi how you going? Just wondering where in Tasmania is this church located. Thanks.
From Blog: Tantalising TASMANIA “ A Five Day Adventure “ by James
question
hi,where do i find this t-chirt or buy it?????THANKS
From Blog: Visiting The Sea Shepherd in Melbourne - by Michelle, Samuel, Helena & Jake
question
hi,where do i find this t-chirt or buy it?????THANKS
From Blog: Visiting The Sea Shepherd in Melbourne - by Michelle, Samuel, Helena & Jake
Thank you!!!
I was looking for an example of Peruvian traditional dress and clicked on your blog. It was very helpful and fun to see your cool pictures. My daughter is studying Peru for missions month at her school. Her name is Amelia, she is 4. I am going to show her your pictures. We live in Tulsa, Oklahoma - Thanks for sharing your pics! Michelle Deyoe
From Blog: An Inca Trail and The Sacred Valley- Peru - by Helena
thank you for those beautiful photos
Hi : I am a peruvian who live in Australia, and I was looking for a photo of a traditional PERUVIAN DRESS and I fined your block wouuu, is very good looks that you and your family enjoy to be there . Machupichu is one of the most beautiful places to visit isn't it?
From Blog: An Inca Trail and The Sacred Valley- Peru - by Helena
t shirt
well done you guys keep up the good work I am on your side a hundred percent , love all that you do I am a south african and now living in Guayaquil Ecuador , there is no animal control here , people dont know how to treat animals ans many are in the streets sick and looking for food and shelter its a so sad to see , I live in a house aqnd have five dogs already I cant put up anymore , I woul love it if somepone can make a S.P.C.A. here or some kind of animal shelter also to try and show people that animals have feeling and get hungry and all they need is a little love , people treat these animals bad like cock fighting and big chains put around a dog as a collar, also many cats and dogs are left in the street hurt or dying by being hit by a car or buss , not so long ago there was a baby horse left on the side of the road after being hit by a car and it died only three days after just left on the side of the road with everyone walking by and doing nothing please please help these animals , I dont know what to do or who to go for help thank you very much ,
From Blog: Visiting The Sea Shepherd in Melbourne - by Michelle, Samuel, Helena & Jake
Date: 5th January 2010
Interesting...
Hey... Jake. i dont know u, i just searched "flag poi" in google images and u were there. i read the whole blog... and i reckon its pretty awesome. im a west aussie myself, from near the crab fest area. I like to spin, usually poi, not so much with the diablo, and i haven't tried staff. you don't look very old in that picture...was that the first time you'd used fire poi? anyway, to the point. i am looking to make a pair of flags, and the ones you are using in the picture look ideal for the job. what kind of material are they made of? i see the blog is from 2007... do you remember?
From Blog: Tut, Tut. Playing with Fire! by Jake Everson-Crane
Interesting...
Hey... Jake. i dont know u, i just searched "flag poi" in google images and u were there. i read the whole blog... and i reckon its pretty awesome. im a west aussie myself, from near the crab fest area. I like to spin, usually poi, not so much with the diablo, and i haven't tried staff. you don't look very old in that picture...was that the first time you'd used fire poi? anyway, to the point. i am looking to make a pair of flags, and the ones you are using in the picture look ideal for the job. what kind of material are they made of? i see the blog is from 2007... do you remember?
From Blog: Tut, Tut. Playing with Fire! by Jake Everson-Crane
Date: 30th April 2009
Stretched ears rock
"They think this looks attractive!". So do I. I think her ears look awesome, especially with the eyelets in. I am currently stretching my lobes out. I don't know if I would go as big as her though. I do like the dangly earrings under the eyelet. I may have to try that once my lobes get bigger.
From Blog: The Long Necked Karen Tribe and The Holey Ear Lobe Tribe! by Helena
Stretched ears rock
"They think this looks attractive!". So do I. I think her ears look awesome, especially with the eyelets in. I am currently stretching my lobes out. I don't know if I would go as big as her though. I do like the dangly earrings under the eyelet. I may have to try that once my lobes get bigger.
From Blog: The Long Necked Karen Tribe and The Holey Ear Lobe Tribe! by Helena
Date: 6th April 2009
we cant say whats gross and wats unatractive coz thats wats beauty to them. our idea of beauty isnt really healthy either wen u think of the diet pills and botox. who knws maybe getting nose jobs, various implants and our faces pulled back, is "gross" to them
From Blog: The Long Necked Karen Tribe and The Holey Ear Lobe Tribe! by Helena
we cant say whats gross and wats unatractive coz thats wats beauty to them. our idea of beauty isnt really healthy either wen u think of the diet pills and botox. who knws maybe getting nose jobs, various implants and our faces pulled back, is "gross" to them
From Blog: The Long Necked Karen Tribe and The Holey Ear Lobe Tribe! by Helena
Date: 16th March 2009
Adopt me! haha
Well I randomly stumbled upon this page after searching women from Burma and I must say this looks like one of the most interesting family i've ever seen! I wish I knew how you were all able to travel the world...TWICE!! What an amazing experience that must be to share with your family. I am only 21 but I travel on my own because I too hope to travel the world. I just can't imagine what it would be like to do everything you guys did. I think it's wonderful your children will grow up with such knowledge of different cultures and countries!
From Blog: Weird but Wonderful Facts on our Family World Trip (and a few more photos!)
Adopt me! haha
Well I randomly stumbled upon this page after searching women from Burma and I must say this looks like one of the most interesting family i've ever seen! I wish I knew how you were all able to travel the world...TWICE!! What an amazing experience that must be to share with your family. I am only 21 but I travel on my own because I too hope to travel the world. I just can't imagine what it would be like to do everything you guys did. I think it's wonderful your children will grow up with such knowledge of different cultures and countries!
From Blog: Weird but Wonderful Facts on our Family World Trip (and a few more photos!)
Date: 19th November 2008
assumptions
the neck is not made weak by this practice, which is voluntary and is no more under threat of being banned than high heels :)
From Blog: The Long Necked Karen Tribe and The Holey Ear Lobe Tribe! by Helena
assumptions
the neck is not made weak by this practice, which is voluntary and is no more under threat of being banned than high heels :)
From Blog: The Long Necked Karen Tribe and The Holey Ear Lobe Tribe! by Helena
Date: 20th October 2008
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wow that is gross!
From Blog: The Long Necked Karen Tribe and The Holey Ear Lobe Tribe! by Helena
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wow that is gross!
From Blog: The Long Necked Karen Tribe and The Holey Ear Lobe Tribe! by Helena
Date: 7th September 2008
Glad you enjoyed your stay!
Hi there! My name is Jodi and I LIVE in Tasmania... I am so glad you enjoyed your stay in Tasmania! I was Googling some images of Tassie Devils and read your travel-blog. I am so glad you got to meet our native terrors... erm that is the Wombat... in its native habitat! The Devil population is slowly but surely decreasing in the wild due mainly to the Devil Facial Tumor Disease (DFTD) and Devils being hit by cars while they are cleaning up the road kill. There are now several dedicated facilities for maintaining a stable population of disease free Devils. Just wanted to let you know that I find it Wonderful when I see good news from travelers who have been to see my Home State. Jodi
From Blog: Tantalising TASMANIA “ A Five Day Adventure “ by James
Glad you enjoyed your stay!
Hi there! My name is Jodi and I LIVE in Tasmania... I am so glad you enjoyed your stay in Tasmania! I was Googling some images of Tassie Devils and read your travel-blog. I am so glad you got to meet our native terrors... erm that is the Wombat... in its native habitat! The Devil population is slowly but surely decreasing in the wild due mainly to the Devil Facial Tumor Disease (DFTD) and Devils being hit by cars while they are cleaning up the road kill. There are now several dedicated facilities for maintaining a stable population of disease free Devils. Just wanted to let you know that I find it Wonderful when I see good news from travelers who have been to see my Home State. Jodi
From Blog: Tantalising TASMANIA “ A Five Day Adventure “ by James
Date: 6th September 2008
Thanks Dave
Hi Dave, Fran and co. Hope you are all well. Just got back home. I had a great time and took about 600 photos...you can't fail to get great pics because it was so fantastic. I'll bore you with the pics and some scary interesting stories next time we get together. Best wishes...James
From Blog: Mont Blanc..beaten by the weather
Thanks Dave
Hi Dave, Fran and co. Hope you are all well. Just got back home. I had a great time and took about 600 photos...you can't fail to get great pics because it was so fantastic. I'll bore you with the pics and some scary interesting stories next time we get together. Best wishes...James
From Blog: Mont Blanc..beaten by the weather
Date: 6th September 2008
Please send your donation direct to....
www.lifestartfoundation.org.au where you can pay via paypal Thanks Michelle and Kev. I'm now looking for a new challenge!! Hope you are both well xx Love James and Co
From Blog: Mont Blanc..beaten by the weather
Please send your donation direct to....
www.lifestartfoundation.org.au where you can pay via paypal Thanks Michelle and Kev. I'm now looking for a new challenge!! Hope you are both well xx Love James and Co
From Blog: Mont Blanc..beaten by the weather
Date: 6th September 2008
amazing
Amazing photos James and well done on getting as far as you did! The frustrations with the weather will make it all the more satisfying when you get to the top next year! Best wishes Dave
From Blog: Mont Blanc..beaten by the weather
amazing
Amazing photos James and well done on getting as far as you did! The frustrations with the weather will make it all the more satisfying when you get to the top next year! Best wishes Dave
From Blog: Mont Blanc..beaten by the weather
Date: 4th September 2008
Fantastic Photos
The Manning Family await your next trip - whatever that is!!!
From Blog: Mont Blanc..beaten by the weather
Fantastic Photos
The Manning Family await your next trip - whatever that is!!!
From Blog: Mont Blanc..beaten by the weather
Date: 30th August 2008
Thankyou x
I'll let you know how I've got on after next Thursday ... Best wishes
From Blog: Birdman on Mont Blanc?
Thankyou x
I'll let you know how I've got on after next Thursday ... Best wishes
From Blog: Birdman on Mont Blanc?
Date: 30th August 2008
Thankyou...due to ascend next Thursday
I'm ready and fit x
From Blog: Birdman on Mont Blanc?
Thankyou...due to ascend next Thursday
I'm ready and fit x
From Blog: Birdman on Mont Blanc?
Date: 30th August 2008
Thankyou
Due to go to summit Thursday next...will let you know result.
From Blog: Birdman on Mont Blanc?
Thankyou
Due to go to summit Thursday next...will let you know result.
From Blog: Birdman on Mont Blanc?
Date: 30th August 2008
Thankyou Kathryn
I'll let you know how I get on x
From Blog: Birdman on Mont Blanc?
Thankyou Kathryn
I'll let you know how I get on x
From Blog: Birdman on Mont Blanc?
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I also love the big lobes! i have them too!
From Blog: The Long Necked Karen Tribe and The Holey Ear Lobe Tribe! by Helena