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31st January 2009 Álvaro	a whis - From: The Puna By the way,, can I go with you next travel?? It sounds so exciting...
31st January 2009 Álvaro	great!! - From: The Puna :( it's too late to comment... but I've enjoyed reading your journey (forgive my english, I'm spanish haha). Love, and keep travelling! life is so short.....
14th October 2008 EbzLiz	Wow - From: Into the heart of ice This is a nice review on this glacier.The glacier is beautiful at the same time. The picture with the caption Electric blue lake in the ice wilderness is amazing very nice....HI this is Ebony and I love what you did and I think that you should keep doing what your doing Love Ebony and Liz P.S Two Thumbs Up!!
9th November 2007 Cranston	at 30! - From: After Christmas - straight on to Easter Handsome and still slim at 30--not much to fuss about!
25th July 2007 Bobby	- From: Tasmania-mania What beautiful landscapes. I love purple! Will have to visit in the Lavender Season.
9th July 2007 Vivien	- From: Tasmania-mania Looks amazing, it was snowing!! yes thats right, snowing in Clapham last week.... lots of pictures on the sky news website, but the summer is coming finally! Love Vivx
9th July 2007 Michael	Ahhhhhh - From: Tasmania-mania http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PINxfouNQFw
27th June 2007 Mj	Cool - From: A tail of three cities Just finished reading all your blogs, It was great. I really enjoyed it and the pictures are amazing. Thanks for posting and making my miserable time(im at my job) pass quickly. South america is definitley on my list now.
1st August 2006 adrienne	amazing - From: A tail of three cities I must say fantastic photo's - I want to go to china in mid 2007 and these photos are making me even more keen to go - thanks for sharing them
28th July 2006 Dan	how curious - From: A tail of three cities How did the panda get in the tree? It kinda looks like he's not entirely sure himself. It's a funny thing conservation. Not content with ruining our own evolutionary development with western medicine we now have stringent laws to ensure that celibate, infanticidal, lazy idiot animals propagate their celibate, infanticidal, lazy idiot genes into a new generation! WHY? Who's the guy in the taoist temple who looks like the one who chose poorly in Indiana Jones and the last crusade. Most of all how come I've only just got this almost a month after seeing you in Battersea Park and a couple of days after the "come to our leaving drinks" email? Good work by the way. Dan
5th June 2006 Dad -	Contact complete - From: Crouching Tom, Hidden Snoozy Hi Both Just finished 3 weeks trogging through the deserts of the SW USA - nothing as exciting as you trip - but oh so very hot!! Greetings from Boston - where it is now oh so cold!!! Great Blog and see you soon! Dad et al.!
1st June 2006 Helen and Frank	Wow!! - From: Crouching Tom, Hidden Snoozy wow and wow! Very tempted to make your blog recommended reading for my classes. One month today till we hit the road to Hungary! Keep travelling!
1st June 2006 Jezz and Pen	Awesome - From: Crouching Tom, Hidden Snoozy The last two Blogs have absolutely convinced me that we should have come with you. It looks and sounds amazing! It's report time here so we wouldn't be missing much! Glad all's well, can't be long till you get home now!
30th May 2006 habs & andy	Wow! - From: Crouching Tom, Hidden Snoozy Awesome pics as usual - great blog - still think you should make this into a book.... Hope you get to write a few more before you head back here!
27th May 2006 Annie	- From: Crouching Tom, Hidden Snoozy With my vertigo I don't think I'd want to do the Cloudy Tourist Road. Unless I'm feeling particularly cloudy, that is. Did you guys REALLY do that trek? And you REALLY, SERIOUSLY recommending it? 'Scuse me a moment while I go and lie down. The less vertiginous pictures are beautiful, National Geographic are running a photo comp at the moment which I suggest you enter, that's if you can decide which of your photos to use - they're all absolutely stunning. I'm going to love meeting up with you both when you're back but I'm sure going to miss your blogs!
26th May 2006 Ma&Roly	Haute cuisine - From: Crouching Tom, Hidden Snoozy Hi there - pictures ever more stunning! We'll have a duck-skin dinner waiting for you when you get back to Blighty. Keep trekkin'!
22nd May 2006 Trev	- From: Lost in Transaltion Is your blog better than the bloggiest blog on a blog day in blogville?
22nd May 2006 Dan	Side salads - From: Lost in Transaltion 'ello. when we were kids my sister had a rabbit called bobby that was always burrowing out of his run and wreaking havoc around the village. it's surprisingly easy to wreak havoc in our village. anyway - eventually he managed to disappear completely. shortly afterwards we went to portugal on holiday and dad ordered a piri piri rabbit stew which came with the skull in the middle of the plate. my sister cried for ages when my dad said "so that's where bobby went". doesn't look like there's many sights to see except the tunnel in the bund sightseeing tunnel. tunnel does look cool though.
21st May 2006 Vivien	- From: Lost in Transaltion Brings Back lots of good memories! I can empathise so much- the people, the language, crossing the road, ordering food, booking trains, some of the loos are probably the most challenging places to visit, ! its quite an experience, Guilin looks lovely, Looking forward to hearing more, love Vivien x
21st May 2006 Annie	- From: Lost in Transaltion Wow!! You went to Guilin!!! I've only ever seen it in pictures and have never met anyone who actually went there, you lucky people. It's almost unreal the way those mountains shoot up out of the ground, almost like something out of Lord of the Rings. Re: the chicken-head and claw supper, I think that the image of some of the food is one thing that's put me off ever going to mainland China, however, the rest of your blog makes me want to get on the first plane there. Great pictures, guys!xoxoxox
13th May 2006 SLYVIE	BON BON BON - From: Sun, Surf, Sex Wax and Sudoku Great minger convention! Bring on the next one..... Have fun in China! See you in London. Au revoir les enfants X X
12th May 2006 Bas (TdP Dutch...)	Cool blog - From: Sun, Surf, Sex Wax and Sudoku Hi T & S, great checking out your blog - Helen told me about it. I watched our last WC football ('98) in Beijing, ended up in the semis. Hope that's a good enough omen for you (-; Enjoy the rest of your trip!
11th May 2006 Helen and Frank	Great photos - From: Sun, Surf, Sex Wax and Sudoku Enjoy China. Glad you had a good time here. Hope you get to return so that we can catch up. Sailing on the whitsundays was great , lots of fish but the coral was damaged. now looking forward to Hungary in July.
11th May 2006 Jezz and Pen	No Worries Chinas. - From: Sun, Surf, Sex Wax and Sudoku The photos on this blog are amazing! Great times. It really does feel as though I'll be returning to an empty home tonight. We miss you already. Thanks for everything. I really hope you enjoy getting back on the road. Till next time...
10th May 2006 Lou	homesick - From: Sun, Surf, Sex Wax and Sudoku These photos are making me really home (sydney) sick, squeaky beach looks just like where my great aunt lives.... sorry to see you cut your beard off, tom. Planning a trip to Sydney in December if both of you happen to be there you're cordially invited for daikaris on my mums's balcony overlooking bondi beach rockies! Lou xx
10th May 2006 Ma&Roly	Best photos yet - From: Sun, Surf, Sex Wax and Sudoku Brilliant photos - glad you 2 are still having a huge time. Loved the wombat. Enjoy China and see you in June. (What will we do for screen savers after you're back???) Love from Ma&Roly X
3rd May 2006 SLYVIE	Great photos! - From: DKNZ Great shot of the hot spring!!! Favourite photo!!
26th April 2006 habs n andy n sprogs	Mount doom... - From: DKNZ ... you saw mount doom... v jealous (shutting up now for fear of sounding like a geek - which incidentally my son has taken to calling me - little so-and-so). Glad to hear Susie's keeping the girl's end up with the fab fishing... quite right too. Keep having a fab time - missing you heaps and looking forward to seeing you in the summer. love us 4 xxx
24th April 2006 Annie	Oh, there you are... - From: DKNZ I wondered what had happened to you guys - I knew you'd be hooking up with Jezz n Pen so I just assumed you were too rat-arsed to write. But no, there you are, intrepid as ever and putting all of us wimpos - well, me, anyway - to shame! Suse, you missed your calling, Billingsgate salutes you! xxxxx
24th April 2006 Viv	- From: DKNZ Looks Fab as ever, I've just had Annie over to stay in Brissel, she was on top form, she is loving reading your blogs, she thinks you should make them into a novel!!! Love V x
24th April 2006 Dad - Germany	An Observation! - From: DKNZ Hi Guys You have just confirmed to me that I was right to have this burning need to get "down under"! But just a thought - are you guys ever going to be able to settle in London again after all this??? Thanks for the blogs - extended family is enjoying them like mad!!! Cheers Dad
23rd April 2006 rach	- From: DKNZ wow - again! Extreme sports fiends.... so great to see pics of jezz and pen - say hi from me when you see them again. Back to school tomorrow! ps - be sure to send sylvie home won't you!!! love family vaughan xxxx
21st April 2006 Kate	blog blog flog - From: DKNZ Great work you guys. You really do sell NZ. Lonely Planet could do with you two. See ya soon Katie xoxo
20th April 2006 jezz	Great Blog - From: DKNZ Top blog T&S. It really made me feel as though I was there with you!!
20th April 2006 Big Mama	Enough! - From: DKNZ Will you ever post some boring photos for a change?! Honestly, this boasting is not like you, Susie!!! Just jealous because I can hardly get out of the sofa these days, but the girls are loving the pics and we try to make it as educational as possible for them! Missing you - the Harnacks xox
20th April 2006 Ma'n'Roly	I'll never go fishing again... - From: DKNZ Much impressed by the fishing - I always said girls were better at it than boys, and now I see the proof! Great blog - keep 'em comin'! XX
16th March 2006 Tim Watson	the new Judith Chalmers? - From: Ahh yeah, sweet as Your writings and photos are making me happy but hugely envious every time. glad you're having such a fantastic time and providing such a useful holiday programme-style guide on where to go for my own future travels! Timx
14th March 2006 Becca	Wow! - From: Ahh yeah, sweet as Hey there! looks like you're having an amazing trip! Any plans to meet up with Kelli while you're there? I know she's hoping to see you. Any plans to be in Melbourne soon? Let me know, I'd love to meet up with you.
13th March 2006 Dad - Germany	Greetings from SF - From: Ahh yeah, sweet as Hi Guys Great blog again - greetings from San Francisco - here for 24 h only then to Canada - but you guys do it all far better than me - I just see bl--dy planes and hotels!!! Have fun - stay safe and look after yourselves Love from all in Deutschland!
13th March 2006 Finola	Jealous or what! - From: Ahh yeah, sweet as Well, some people probably would be jealous of the sights you have seen. Not me! I'm telling myself that I am much better off here in London putting up with .... (have to be careful here). But truthfully, it sounds fantastic and even if the camera broke, as you say, the images and memories will be there forever. Love to both of you and Jez and Penny. Your other buddy here is almost packing. She's impossible after the France v England result yesterday! Finola
13th March 2006 Dan	Hamsters are all from Siberia - From: Ahh yeah, sweet as .. I'm a bit sketchy on the details but I'm pretty sure that their lineage can be accurately traced right back to 2 original hamsters (adam and eve) although I don't know where they came from.. probably space! Beautiful writing as always and just what I needed to settle into Monday morning after sunday night in the pub cellar running extension cables through puddles trying to get the juke box to work. Keep it up.
12th March 2006 Vivien	- From: Ahh yeah, sweet as Your trip just gets more and more amazing!! Say hi to Jez and Penny for me, and have fun, its snowing in Bristol at the moment! Have been chatting lots to Annie and Kerrena, CH sounds as hectic as ever. Enjoy the North Island! Love Viv xx
11th March 2006 Rob	Jaguars ear-lobes - From: Ahh yeah, sweet as Arrrgggh. Dammit, what the Sauron is this Hobbit doing in Guildford when there are quite clearly far better places to be? NZ looks amazing. Of all the places you've been and told me about, for some reason NZ really strikes a chord and makes me want to pack a bungey rope and Tramp on over there. I've gotta say your blogs are bloody well written, especially for a lawyer Tom. You should've flogged 'em to the Times Travel supplement or something. Keep up the excellently illustrative blogs. Enjoy the rest of NZ and warn them i'll be coming!
11th March 2006 Annie	- From: Ahh yeah, sweet as I can feel my head clearing just looking at those beautiful mountains. Sooz, you are an inspiration, where did you learn to do all that stuff?! And you've answered the age-old question of why dolphins always have a smile on their faces... Another great blog, although for some reason I missed the last one. Keep up the good ..er.. work?
11th March 2006 Helen b	You guys really know how to have fun - From: Ahh yeah, sweet as Any idea about your itinery in aus yet? Its just that we have a chance to go sailing on the Reef in late April. Its all a bit tentative. Have been chatting to Becca on MSN. Its nice to catch up.
11th March 2006 Forsyth	Sweet bro! - From: Ahh yeah, sweet as Hey guys Glad to hear you're loving it here and getting around the place. Looking forward to catcing up with you soon, once I'm back from the fishing trip up north! Take it easy and have heaps of fun - I'm sure you will Cheers FT
2nd March 2006 Calum	poor bstds - From: Many Islands Many Sharks I have been reviewing your photos and you have my sympathies - the weather seems terrible and the beaches and sea look horrendously dirty and crowded... you utter, utter (and for the avoidance of doubt) UTTER bstds. Good to see you guys still enjoying yourselves - looks like you are having an amazing time. Keep it up. Best wishes from London. PS Snowing here. Clum (smythc@howrey.com)
23rd February 2006 Jenny Jones	Jumping! - From: Many Islands Many Sharks After viewing your photos I contemplated jumping from my office window! Nice to see such wonderful photos and big smiles! Take care, Jenny
20th February 2006 Tom Simcox	- From: Many Islands Many Sharks I am still massively jealous!!!!! Looks amazing!
20th February 2006 Ma&Roly	Luckyluckyluckyluckylucky - From: Many Islands Many Sharks OOOh!! You've been swimming with rays when the nearest we get is to tickle their noses at Birmingham Sea Life Centre!! It's just too much to bear!! Even the gummy hip suck would be welcomed! Dunno about the sharks tho'....... Keep having a brilliant time and writing the xlnt blogs.
19th February 2006 Habs	Rain? - From: Many Islands Many Sharks Glad to hear it hasn't all been perfect blue skies and suntans... seriously - another wonderful entry - thanks for taking us with you - we are thoroughly enjoying your trip ;) Can't believe you are heading for NZ already... time flies. Take care both, love, us 4 xxx
2nd February 2006 Jimmer	Hello - From: Life at the end of time Dear Tom and Suse how are you doing, hanging upside down in a cave with strange birds I bet Tom, making sure that you both don't get sunburnt! Anyway keep safe and watch it in Tahiti I have heard its shit. Bye Jimmer
1st February 2006 Trev	Bloody hell - From: Life at the end of time I am worried you guys aren't having a good time. We miss you, come home soon.
30th January 2006 Dan	woohoo! monday morning - From: Life at the end of time helo. writing nerdy code on a hangover is like pouring a kettle of scaldingly hot water over a 3rd degree burn on your head (i imagine) - it's probably not quite that bad - anyhow - imagine my joy to find that i didn't have to start right away because i had another episode of travels with tom and suse to read instead. it was like an olive branch wielding dove flying through a sky filled with the strangled cries of hungry vultures.
30th January 2006 Jonsey	Naughty Pilot Fish - From: Life at the end of time T&S, So glad you enjoyed the Cook's!! I found it the most amazing place to relax for a few weeks after the constantly moving through Central America for a few months. Did you get your Cook Island Driving? Hilarious or what?!! And what about the Pilot Fish? One minute- Gently wading through the crystal clear... The next- having your ankle nipped by these vicious little Piranha type beggers!! Caused much amusment tho!! Take care guy's... TTFN Dom x
29th January 2006 Vivien	WOW! - From: Life at the end of time I think this is my favorite destination so far, it looks like paradise....you guys are sooooo brown! We are having a cold snap in Bristol, with winds from Siberia! so everything is covered in Frost - dont rush back! Stu grew up in Vanuatu and Antigua so he is doubly jealous, Love Vivien xx
29th January 2006 Annie	- From: Life at the end of time So good to hear from you guys again! Look, you don't HAVE to put up with all that coral island and blue lagoon stuff - brave of you, I'm sure - but there's always the easy option of coming back to London and basking in sub-zero temps or just swanning around on the ever-efficient Northern Line. Just think about it, OK? The pictures are stunning as usual and there's so much in-depth info you could publish an atlas. Thank you for taking me along with you on all your adventures!
25th January 2006 Sylvie	- From: An audience with the King of Rapa Nui Come on... bring on the next one! I have sun glasses ready by the computer....will need them from what i've heard!!
19th January 2006 Helen and Frank	Keep it coming - From: An audience with the King of Rapa Nui As we struggle to rebuild our shed after a might y termite attack, its great to know that the world of travel still exists. Great to hear from you
9th January 2006 Dan	Casting a watchful eye. - From: An audience with the King of Rapa Nui I hope someone builds a giant statue of my head to stare peacfully and protectively over sheffield when I die. I guess it is pretty unlikely. Especially given the pension defecit. I kind of think about Easter Island in the sense of 'The nightmare before Christmas'. In order to get there you climb through an egg shaped door in a tree trunk in a spooky forest. The islanders being preoccupied (when not building giant stone heads) with the matter of how soon after Christmas to start running the old cadbury's cream egg adverts and other Easterial matters.
9th January 2006 anonymous	- From: An audience with the King of Rapa Nui Hi Guys, Michael in London here. Sounds absolutely amazing and a million (let alone thousands) miles from cold, grey Chelsea this morning. Have an awesome time in Polynesia & rub a couple of pretty noses for me!
8th January 2006 annie	- From: An audience with the King of Rapa Nui Breathtaking! I'm gobsmacked. Awesome pics and superb write-up, think I'll cancel my subscription to National Geographic...
7th January 2006 Annie	Happy New Year!! - From: After Christmas - straight on to Easter Happy 2006! The latest blog was another great read! Sorry you had to lose the beard, Tom, count me among the opponents of the 'Getriddathatbeard!' faction, being an ole hippie an' all... But I loved the Toilet Tale - it'll be a great topic for conversation next time I have folks over for dinner. So. Easter Island next! You lucky people! Can't wait to see the photos. Glad you got to see your folks, Snoozy, as well as stay in civilisation for a while. Hope you had a great 'holiday'; now get off your arses and DO something for chrissakes. Lazy bums...
5th January 2006 Ma & Roly	You go to all the best places... - From: After Christmas - straight on to Easter Hi U2, Just when we thought of selling the house and moving to SAmerica to climb on glaciers you go and spoil the dream! All that diarrhoea.....maybe we'll stay in Blighty after all! But S Am seems a very hard act to follow so we are wishing you happy landings on Easter Island (i.e. we hope the pilot manages to find it) and that you start the New Year as you mean to go on - with tropical sunshine, friendly locals and lots of Aloha. Lots of love from Ma & Roly xx
4th January 2006 emma smithy	awesome - From: Into the heart of ice Looks unreal..Liking the beard, Tom. Liking the hats Susy B! In the middle of nowhere and still turning on the style..love it. That Crevasse stuff sounds/looks terrifying. x
4th January 2006 Jimmer	Happy New Year - From: After Christmas - straight on to Easter Dear Tom and Suze have agreat time in the Pacific. Mind out for the huge expanse of ocean. Happy New Year and sounds like you had a great Christmas. Laura says hi and we will see you soon Love Jimmer
3rd January 2006 Rob	Tommy Gervais - From: After Christmas - straight on to Easter Tom, I damn well hope you put those shuffling Bolivian women right with a quick crash course in "The trucker" dance steps. Or maybe even a advanced class in the "Petrol driven mono-ped!" Mind you I once dislodged a liver trying to replicate that particular Shillingford patent. Happy 2006!
3rd January 2006 Charlie	Happy New Year!!! - From: After Christmas - straight on to Easter Hey guys, Happy New Year!!! Hope you are having/ have had a wicked time on Easter Island, and that you manage to sort the camera for that one. PS I love the idea of pretty criminals! Dont't nick my handbag!! Oh well why not - look at your lovely face!!!
3rd January 2006 Dad - Germany	Oh No please stop! - From: After Christmas - straight on to Easter Dear Both - Happy New Year and here is wishing you safe travles in 2006! As to the awards - for a guy who broke two ribs two days ago - laughter is excruciatingly painful - I am in that pain! all the best - Dad
20th December 2005 rach and jake	- From: Into the heart of ice wow! Always love reading the blog - never been tempted to travel before but you guys make it so enticing, although i'm not convinced about the dicing with death on the glacier bit! Happy Christmas! xxx
16th December 2005 Andy	Off on a tangent - From: Into the heart of ice Love the glaciers. Just wondering if the armadillo's favourite singer is Tony Christie?
15th December 2005 Ma & Roly	Wow!!!!! - From: Into the heart of ice It just gets better and better! What a fantastic experience - you've just put S America on our "DO" list(though maybe not the jumping over crevasses bit....). Keep having fun!
15th December 2005 Dan	Happy Christmas - From: Into the heart of ice Hello. Just thought I'd put you in touch with Christmas spirit back in blighty. "I'm Luke. I'm 5 and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his JCB. I'm Luke. I'm 5 and my dad's Bruce Lee. Drives me round in his JCB.. And we're holding up the bypass... " All set to be the Christmas no.1. Happy Christmas.
15th December 2005 Viv	- From: Into the heart of ice Looks amazing as ever! Love the whales! have a fab christmas you guys, love vivien
15th December 2005 Jezz and Pen	Amazing - From: Into the heart of ice What wonderful photos and experiences! Keep on truckin!
6th December 2005 Kelli	Thanks for the history... - From: Adventures in the Uttermost Part of the Earth Tom, thanks for the background on these places. Bec and I visit them, and then you tell us about where we visited. Quite convenient, this system. Can't wait to learn about Moreno Glacier and thanks for the laughs. Can't believe Frank and Helen have been in BA and we missed them. Bah! Hi Frank and Helen!
6th December 2005 Jezz	Loved it! - From: Adventures in the Uttermost Part of the Earth Very entertaining T&S. Make's real life look pretty dull. Keep it up!
5th December 2005 helen and frank	hi - From: Adventures in the Uttermost Part of the Earth just a quick note to let you know that were in BA..about to fly home tomorrow. Sorry we left town without catching up. Will send a longer email when we get home. PS go to Montevideo if you get the chance...lovely
5th December 2005 Ali	- From: Adventures in the Uttermost Part of the Earth Brilliant impression of a beaver in the last photo Tom, couldn't tell the difference. You will be pleased to know Jan and Stan are now avid fans of The Blog, even bought a new PC. Sounds like you are having a blast. Keep writing. Ali
5th December 2005 Jimmer	The doll!!! The doll!! - From: Adventures in the Uttermost Part of the Earth What is that all about ?! Watch yourselves, what with giant woman stealing beavers, well hard penguins and that DOLL!!! you guys really are at the ends of the earth. Take care Jimmer
3rd December 2005 HeidiG	hola from Bs As - From: Torrents of pain in Torres del Paine Hi Tom, finally had a look at your nerd site. Wondering which site you stole your photos from...and how long you sat up at night composing those gags. Glad Rob and I weren´t the only ones to do the dawn ascent to the Torres to be greeted by misty rocks at 4am in the snow. In Bs As now, Uruguay and Peru next. Happy travels... Hid
3rd December 2005 dad	A somewhat dubious award! - From: Adventures in the Uttermost Part of the Earth Think Bellamy's beard was better - but 6 out of 10 for effort. Glad you guys are doing good and obviously enjoying it - keep writing! D
1st December 2005 David	Top Job - From: Torrents of pain in Torres del Paine You´ve done it again guys -- congrats. Best damn write up on the whole internet. Looks like Im following you around again and happy to do so !!! About to try to arrange my Torres Del Paine trip. Cheers for info and inspiration.
28th November 2005 Dan	nerd advice - From: Torrents of pain in Torres del Paine hello. [½ = (hold)ALT 0189 - You seem to do lots of things for something and a half hours - thought it might help. I'm wondering whether to hide my shame and delete that but I won't.] I'm beginning to suspect that you copy the first couple of paragraphs off the "wish you were here" website. Gloria Honeyford's lawyer's are no doubt preparing the suit for your return. I'm very jealous of all but the scary touching the void stuff which I am still a bit jealous of but mostly just scared by. Is vertiginous a real word? and I assume it's Tomos talking in clicks - I mean distancewise not literally talking in clicking noises like a big Tom shaped geiger counter. I won't say have a time because you already are and you've already used all the words. Cat said to say hello and wish you well. Take care. Dan
28th November 2005 Neil	Best place you could ever visit? - From: Torrents of pain in Torres del Paine "As far as we're concerned Torres del Paine trumps the lot - it's probably the most stunning place that either of us have ever visited" - All I can say is you've obviously never been to St James Park and watched Shearer score! Love reading about your adventures, keep it coming. (Oh and your beard is rubbish! yours too Tom)
27th November 2005 dawn	- From: Torrents of pain in Torres del Paine Thanks for your text, Susie, sorry I didn't reply straight away but wanted to check all was well with wee one! Had scan; looks so sweet and comfy in there! Nearly 14 weeks now. Enjoying your stories; seems strange that we are here in London, at school, trying to get reports in on time, organising Christmas play etc...another world/lifetime away!
26th November 2005 Annie	- From: Torrents of pain in Torres del Paine You have GOT to send those pics to National Geographic....breathtaking.xxx
26th November 2005 Helen	Thanks for a great blog - From: Torrents of pain in Torres del Paine Finally got to read it. Hope to see you soon
26th November 2005 mad aunties	hope you are eating properly - From: A trip through darkest Patagonia sending love from your aunties jill and christina. stay safe and keep well, don't forget to change your underwear and eat your 5 portions fruit and veg every day. Its turned cold here in London. much love
23rd November 2005 Dad	Thanks! - From: A trip through darkest Patagonia Guys - Greetings from Germany - you write with great humour and passion! I am really enjoying your journals as so are the poeple I forward this too! The blogs are awaited with much anticipation - will make a great book!!! Stay well and safe - Dad
22nd November 2005 Annie	oh boy - From: A trip through darkest Patagonia Oh boy, these things just get more and more enticing! The whales, the fjords (for which Norwegian blue parrots pine)the scallywag teenagers in three part harmony... Oh, I want it, I want it ALL!!! Please take great care of that laptop, I'd so miss your blogs if they stopped coming! Take care guys, you are so special.
22nd November 2005 SLYVIE	- From: A trip through darkest Patagonia Nice beard Tom.... or was that Susie?!! xx
21st November 2005 Jezz and Pen	Amazing - From: A trip through darkest Patagonia Try not to miss the return boat. Sounds like a long walk back!
21st November 2005 juliet	- From: A trip through darkest Patagonia Oh tom and suze - you're having such a ball arent you! Tom, i love the beard - very rugged grrr. not sure i like the look of your fellow shipmate frank though- looks rather scary to me... keep it up with all the comedey i'm so small i fit in your hand photos, they're great. loads of love, a very jealous mcCooko x
20th November 2005 Vivien	- From: A trip through darkest Patagonia Hi guys, my sister and her boyfriend are in Chile at the moment perhaps you'll bump into them! Sounds amazing as ever! Love Vivien
20th November 2005 Ma & Roly	Save some glacier ice for us! - From: A trip through darkest Patagonia We want it for our G&Ts! Journey still sounding wonderful and travelblog gives tantalising glimpses of your experiences! Keep 'em coming! Love from M&R
19th November 2005 Habs et al.	Captain Pugwash eat your heart out... - From: A trip through darkest Patagonia Great entry - awesome pics. Still with you both as you're travelling around, keep it coming we are having a great trip! love habs, andy and rugrats ;))
19th November 2005 barji	Boat Trip Query - From: A trip through darkest Patagonia It reads fantastic! Can you offer any advice how to book?...Blogger "barji" email..jimandbarbara@hotmail.com
19th November 2005 Rob	- From: A trip through darkest Patagonia Ahoy there, glad to see you're both holding up so well. I imagine you're huddled under some high tech camping gear in torres del paine right now but when you get a chance let me know if you have any recommendations, we'll be heading down that way next week. Take it easy, Rob and Laura
18th November 2005 KingPingPong	Attempt No. 2 - From: The Pisco turns sour Dude and Dudette - I'll try not to hit the return key so quick this time - too much Denise's Heptathlon Challenge for me. Good to hear you ended up in the lap of another waitress, Tomos. Was she called Graham? Sounds like you are having a swell time and from the photos it appears that you are making good use of the extensive range of Black's apparell. You could offer to be in their catalogue, though I am guessing Gillette will not be giving you a call. Keep up the good work both. PS Have still not beaten 50 in a row and have developed RSI in the right wrist (ahem) from the game. I feel my slice and smash days are numbered. Safe travels. C
18th November 2005 KingPingPong	Lapping it up. - From: The Pisco turns sour
15th November 2005 Habs	Thanks ;) - From: Bungling Catburglers, Deranged Birds and Active Volcanoes Keep 'em coming... we are travelling along with you and thoroughly enjoying it. Well it is the closest we are likely to get for 18 or so years! Your blogs are so well written I could almost believe I've been there too - still v much enjoying. Take care both. Love, us 4 xxxx
13th November 2005 Forsyth	Monday-itis - From: Bungling Catburglers, Deranged Birds and Active Volcanoes Thanks again guys - always a welcome diversion from the business of trying to divert myself from business on a Monday morning. See you in NZ in '06
13th November 2005 Honjo	Sheesh! - From: Bungling Catburglers, Deranged Birds and Active Volcanoes Your travelogues are stunningly atmospheric but I have to say that this one practically gave me vertigo! Again, sensational pictures and VERY entertaining writing. I always look forward my weekly dose of Tom & Snooz after I struggling to brave the vagaries of the Northern Line and the dizzy heights of our classroom on the top floor of CH. Keep 'em coming guys!
12th November 2005 Davey B	NICE - From: Bungling Catburglers, Deranged Birds and Active Volcanoes
7th November 2005 Jezz and Pen	- From: The Pisco turns sour Sounds like you two may be having the best time ever! Be careful not to sleep under the table in the lakes district!
7th November 2005 Vivien	- From: The Pisco turns sour very jealous, sounds fab, would love to be partying and hanging out on that beach! Viv xxx
5th November 2005 ma & roly	No change there then... - From: The Pisco turns sour But what's a hangover or 2 between friends! Sounds like fun. Still jealous, 'specially when looking at the pictures - stunning! Keep sending them!
3rd November 2005 SLYVIE	- From: The Pisco turns sour Bouncing of the walls.... drinking games.... are you in the Cadogan?!! PLEASE send more blue sky... MINGING here xxxxx
2nd November 2005 habs & andy	nice wave.... - From: The Pisco turns sour ... andy now most jealous... his comment was along ths lines of 'the buggers...!' Keep then coming - this is the closest we'll get to a travelling-type experience until the terrible 2 have left home, and we are thoroughly enjoying it ;) love us 4 xxxx
2nd November 2005 Harnack family	- From: The big nothing Very much enjoying your travel reports. We are facing similarly 'challenging' circumstances on our holiday in Florida. Hurricane Wilma was predicted to pass close to our place (in the end it made landfall 5 miles south) so we decamped to Disney World to bask in the safety of Minnie's bosom. On our return (fortunately not much structural damage for us!) we had to do without air conditioning for one evening and yes, had to drink warm beer. All is well now, and we look forward to further reports, as I know my wife will never agree to sleep on a bus (or anything with less than five stars). Jacquie - Ahh... Susie, don't you just miss Nick's humour. I suppose He who plants his face into bollards becomes more sarcastic by the day!
1st November 2005 Dad	You have really started something! - From: The big nothing Congrats on well written blogs - I made the mistake of circulating your logs to some of my team and from what I can make out they are all planning trips!!! God help the business! cheers and take care!!!! dad
31st October 2005 Jimmer	Hello - From: The big nothing Hi Tom and Susie Sounds and looks awesome glad you are feeling better and moving again. Any surf in Iquique? I think it is supposed to be a very heavy spot!! Loooking forward to having a beer in a few months. Take care and keep those dollars handy!!
30th October 2005 habs	more please ;) - From: The big nothing hi guys, glad you are back on the road and all recovered from pesky amoebas (or is it amoebae)... still loving your journals - keep 'em coming ;) all good here - rachel now has enough hair for a clip - just... will email you some pics. take care, love, us 4 xxxx
30th October 2005 Vivien	Hello my lovelies! - From: The big nothing Hi guys, what an amazing trip you are having, soooo jealous being back in rainy England. Supply teaching at the mo which is ok, enjoying half term and doing lots of DIY, hope you can come and visit us on your return, love hearing yout news, love Vivien
30th October 2005 Honjernator	Mind-blowing photos! - From: The big nothing You guys are SERIOUSLY professional diarists! Watch out National Geographic, eat your heart out Paul Theroux! Mind-blowing photos, thank you, thank you for sharing it all with us - we are there, we are there....
28th October 2005 Clumski	It'll be the guinea pig - From: La Paz in the time of Amoeba Shillers - your poor bstd. I had seriously bad bout of something nasty when I was there, the day after I ate a guinea pig. Watch out for those pesky varmits - they honk - I left Inca trails everywhere. I believe that in all likelihood you have accidentally digested something that was residing in your facial hair - like a llama. Yours and Snoozies sites rocks, so keep up your amusing entries. So to speak. Feel better. Cal.
23rd October 2005 David	A tissue, a tissue, we all fall down.... - From: La Paz in the time of Amoeba Hi Guys, Love the Blogging, impressed that you are keeping it up. Sorry to hear you laid up, Tom but sounds like you're in good hands. Get well soon mate, David.
21st October 2005 Ofelia	Welcome back to Buenos Aires - From: The first day of spring Hi Tom, as you already know I'm in Bs As and would love to meet you both once you come back on your way to Montevideo. Enjoy your trip, Latin America is a terrific piece of the world to discover lots of unbelievable places, but keep on taking care of what you eat and drink. Hasta pronto!
20th October 2005 Dan	Boney Arse - From: La Paz in the time of Amoeba Who'd of thought Boney M could be the sound track of so much pain and discomfort? - well me .. and most of the right thinking world i would hope. certainly looking well enough in the queen anne (is that what they're called?) glad to see the illness has been dealt with like diarrhoea off a duck's back. (had to cut and paste for spelling there.) what a happy amoeba. yet to be initiated into the cut and thrust of today's hare paced society. oh how i long for simpler times - languishing around in the warmth of a host stomach humming Boney M.
20th October 2005 Jezz	sickness - From: La Paz in the time of Amoeba If I get sick will Susie play doctors and nurses with me too?
19th October 2005 Kate & Stu	- From: A touch of magic on the Isla del Sol coma sava?
16th October 2005 Kate and Stu	Relaxed - From: Serere - a blueprint for the future You two both look soooo relaxed and happy. Travelling should be classed as employment. I'll chat to the government. Take care! x x
16th October 2005 Kate & Stu	Being at work sucks when you guys are travelling and sending wicked pictures. - From: The Puna Hey you two. Sounds awesome. Great to hear all your stories. Love, Jealous.
13th October 2005 Sylvie	- From: A touch of magic on the Isla del Sol What was that about the French?!...
12th October 2005 Lou	cat stephens - From: Serere - a blueprint for the future Honestly Tom, you're giving the man a run for his money with that beard! You both look so relaxed and like you've finally escaped the grime of London - hurrah! V jealous, Brussels is cold and wet and I can't catch my own fish here:( MORE PHOTOS!
12th October 2005 Campbell	Music and passion were always in fashion at the copa...copacabana - From: A touch of magic on the Isla del Sol Ahh the great Barry Manilow, how timeless his words. Passion clearly still in fashion this spring season in Copacabana as evidenced by dashing beard moustache combo Tom. Lake Titicaca sounds amazing, and rainforest too. Looking forward to lots more piccies and stories from the Intrepid Two. Loving the Jamon/Ramon cartoonish food hallucination double take. Hi to Doug too when he gets there. Love, Cam
11th October 2005 Sue-Anne and Rob	- From: Serere - a blueprint for the future I am very jealous of your trip, it sounds amazing!!!!
6th October 2005 Emma	Hippy - From: Serere - a blueprint for the future Tom you look like a hippy!! I presume you are copying and pasting cultural and historic references from the guide books - ready for your novel when you get back. All very exciting though, I'm only jealous!
6th October 2005 Ma & Roly	Love that beard! - From: Serere - a blueprint for the future Fantastic trip! I thought you said you had remembered everything - don't tell me you forgot to take an oxygen cylinder! Looking forward to hearing about the Andes so please keep breathing...
6th October 2005 Jezz and Pen	Wicked - From: Serere - a blueprint for the future Sounds Amazing. Sounds like the best trip EVER! Loved reading your blog! Over.
5th October 2005 Habs and Andy	Keep 'em coming... - From: Serere - a blueprint for the future
4th October 2005 Jezz and Pen	Wicked - From: The Puna Nice one Tigers.
3rd October 2005 yerba altiplano	cafayate salta argentina - From: The Puna We have visited your page, and want to be grateful for him for the commentary q it(he,she) did of our Andean music, we send a couple of directions in order that he(she) visits our sites(places):http://spaces.msn.com/members/yervaaltiplano/........................................... http://carguelles.free.fr/yerbita/ ........................http://spaces.msn.com/members/pajaroazulchiqui/thank you ..yerba_altiplano@hotmail.com
30th September 2005 Mark	you can't fool me; that's a seagul! - From: The Puna great to hear your news guys. look after each other and watch out for the spitting llamas
29th September 2005 Slyvie	Big cactus!! - From: The Puna Hey Mingers! Brilliant to read the blog. Sounds AMAZING! Bring some MATE back!! Don't forget the sun block.... Have fun and take care. Sylivie xxxx
28th September 2005 Forsyth	Hi - From: The Puna Hey guys, the trip sounds awesome and cheers for the update. Not quite as good as being there though! Even from down here in idyllic NZ I'm feeling a bit jealous. Reckon I'm not the only one either. Happy travels and see you two here some time in the new year. Forsyth
28th September 2005 Habs	New career...?!? - From: The Puna Thanks for letting us travel along with you ;) really enjoying your entries and can see a new career beckoning you as a travel writer. Keep them coming... love, us 4 xxxx (plus and extra x from the birthday girl who say thanks for pressie Uncle Tom and Auntie Susie...!)
28th September 2005 James Russell	Hello - From: The Puna Hello Tom and Suze sounds and looks awesome. Be safe and have lots of Mate!! Take care and see you soon Bye bye
28th September 2005 Barn	Top Banana - From: The Puna Sounds like you are having fun chaps. Carry on
27th September 2005 Kate & Stu	- From: The first day of spring Well my friend Che Guavara always told me that you don't need no stinkin' spanish. Por Favor.
26th September 2005 Greg	Geeks - From: The first day of spring I can't believe you know what a weblog is!! C'est fantastique!!!!!
23rd September 2005 Dan	Dear God - I am such a nerd! - From: The first day of spring I read all that and found myself being impressed that you know how to do an n with a tilda over it. South America is the only place I have ever really wanted to go. I am very jealous (a bit jealous about the flower too and feeling a bit gender disoriented by that - it's just not natural) Keep the stories coming. I expect to start noticing swarthy cigar chewing tendencies from both of you.
23rd September 2005 Ma n Roly	Remember the Green Cross Code - From: The first day of spring Highways sound hairy but the rest sounds wonderful! Just deep jealousy from this quarter! Have fun x
22nd September 2005 Ali and Jackie	Need to buy a flower urgently - From: The first day of spring Snooz, I see why Tom is on the trip, he is the technical brains behind the adventure, although having witnessed him diving in the pool at 5 am in Portugal I don't hold out much hope. Off to buy a carnation for jackie before she reads this. Looking forward to hearing about your adventure. Lot sof love Ali. PS: Dad is definitely on the mend and has been walking around the last few days, hopefully will be out of hospital within 10 days. Will keep you posted.
22nd September 2005 ken baron	useful spanish - From: The first day of spring you may find this comes is handy: tengo diarrea, puedo usted mostrarme donde está el tocador por favor. good luck guys. ben x
22nd September 2005 habs	what a start ;)) - From: The first day of spring Sounds like a great start to your trip - what a fab day to arrive did you plan that? We looking forward to reading next installment... with some pics ;) Have been chasing both little monsters round the park this afternoon - bloody hell the little one can run already - sigh - and she isn't 1 yet... take care, love us 4 xxxx

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