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| 19th August 2008 vamsi | SAFE AND FRIENDLY SUDAN - From: SAFE AND FRIENDLY SUDAN nice blog and good information Goa India |
| 19th August 2008 anonymous | - From: shantytowns in Belgrade The people living in the slums may not be ethnic Serbs but are Serbian in the sense that they live in Serbia! In fact most of them were probably born in the country so that entitles them to every bit of consideration as the 'real' Serbs. Does these people's ethnicity take away from the fact they are living in destitution? Or is it ok for them to live like that because they are gypsys? |
| 17th August 2008 Zan | ferry crossing..... - From: SAFE AND FRIENDLY SUDAN Hi Gil....you are coming the opposite direction that Joe and Stormi will be going.....she has been advised to get a room on the ferry that will cross the lake as it sometimes takes three days...this from a driver for Dragoman.......will you be crossing the lake to get into Egypt? I am assuming so ...thought you would like to check it out. |
| 13th August 2008 Viajerong Pinoy | SUDAN ROCKS - From: LALIBELA, GONDER, AXUM AND THE SIMIEN MOUNTAINS Probably the friendliest country weve been to in Africa, quite safe, locals hardly hassle you not lots of tourists other than UN people and occasional backpackers, they sure will enjoy it.... |
| 12th August 2008 Zan | Into Sudan? - From: LALIBELA, GONDER, AXUM AND THE SIMIEN MOUNTAINS Hi Gil....joe and i are enjoying your blog and your photo's are AMAZING! He and our daughter will be leaving the states on Jan 1, heading to Cairo, then into Sudan and on to Ethiopia....I am anxiously awaiting your comments on Sudan as I worry about them already! |
| 17th July 2008 josworld | Simply Amazing ! - From: WHITEWATER RAFTING AT THE SOURCE OF THE NILE Hi Gil....love your amazing adventures around the world :>....Saan ka sa aten ? |
| 14th July 2008 cegrmr | Thanks for sharing - From: WHITEWATER RAFTING AT THE SOURCE OF THE NILE Hey Gil, What a wonderful trip. I hope your friend is feeling better now. The pictures were great. I totally want to visit. Oh yeah... how was the Chinese food in Africa? Seems interesting. Ryan |
| 11th July 2008 cegrmr | Thanks for your visit and pictures - From: MAGNIFICENT GORILLAS AND THE MEMORY OF GENOCIDE.. Gil, Your experience seems wonderful yet bothersome (fleas, etc.), but overall "magnificent". Your pictures say it all. I was hoping to hear more about the rebels who are tearing down the forest for Charcoal which is sold on the black market. The deforestation caused by rebels is driving the gorillas and their natural habitat back and unfortunately killing any beast or man standing in their way. Conservation efforts have been successful, but only on a minimal basis. I feel that the public needs justification to get involved and seeing your wonderous photos definitely gives just that and is headed in the right direction. Thank you again, Ryan M. Rodriguez |
| 1st July 2008 Ronan | Belgrade - From: shantytowns in Belgrade Belgrade is a dump of city, with the most unfriendly and rude people I have ever encountered. The hotels are shocking and the eateries are worse. Middle aged war veternans working in the hospitality industry doesnt work. Food is industrial and thats a compliment. Everybody is on the make and you need a wheel barrow to pay for anything. |
| 9th June 2008 Zan | GREAT PICTURES - From: BUNGY JUMPS, VIC FALLS AND HIPPOS Hi Gil! Joe and I are having a really good time following your blog. Your pictures are AMAZING and you need to do a book when you get back home....if you ever decide to stop traveling for a while!!! Joe is going to Africa with Dragoman, starting Jan 5 in Cairo....our daughter is also starting then and she is going for five months! I have decided I would die in the heat so am staying home and looking at blogs instead! |
| 20th May 2008 Todd | - From: " APPLES ARE FROM KAZAKHSTAN" Hi..loved reading about all of your travels and adventures. I have a friend who lives in Karaganda..I believe it is called. Have you ever visited this city? Thanks! |
| 17th May 2008 Elena | just amazing - From: POSH LIBREVILLE AND SIMPLE LAMBARENE Hey, amazing photos...i went exactly to Libreville and Lambarene some one year ago, I'm so in love with everything i saw there and i promised myself im definitely coming back soon...so yeh, thanks for bringing back those sweet memories... |
| 29th April 2008 kamkam | seem very funny - From: CANYONS AND SAND DUNES seem very funny i Kamkam from Thailand nice to meet you. |
| 17th April 2008 Jonathan Lumb | Capetown... - From: EXCITING CAPE TOWN So... you didn't meet up with Charles in capetown then? I enjoy checking up on your blog from time to time - the photos are great and its nice to read what you are getting up to. Keep the posts coming, I read every one of them! :-) Jonny |
| 9th April 2008 Zan | - From: GAME PARKS, AND BATTLEFIELDS Hi! Joe and I are enjoying your blog so much....your photo's are amazing!!!!! The birds are so beautiful. You will have to make a book when you get back to the states. |
| 11th March 2008 Margaret | - From: POSH LIBREVILLE AND SIMPLE LAMBARENE Keep kickin' it up Gil! Spectacular photos and fantastic journal entries. Thanks for sharing. Miss ya'. ~~~Margaret |
| 27th February 2008 Zan | Hey Gil!!!!! - From: POSH LIBREVILLE AND SIMPLE LAMBARENE Reading your latest update.....the trip sounds awesome except for maybe the leaky tent? Our daughter is home from India. Joe and I have booked a 27 night trip from Cairo to Khartuom in December.....Keep on truckin'! |
| 10th January 2008 Maria UK | - From: BAMAKO AND DJENNE Great blog Gilly - love the colours in Mali. It so cold here you lucky thing. |
| 28th December 2007 Joe and Zan | Hey Gilbert!!!!! - From: BAMAKO AND DJENNE Looks like you are having a super time! The trip sounds awesome! Joe is home from India/Nepal and wishing he was still there as the trip is progressing south the country is more beautiful. Our daughter, Stormi, is still there and will not be home to the states until February. Have Fun!!!!!! |
| 8th December 2007 Zan | Hey.... - From: SAND AND MORE SAND Hi Gilbert! Enjoying your blog a lot....the truck looks roomier then Dragoman? The pictures are fantastic....it must be sooo beautiful there! Wishing you a Merry Christmas! |
| 2nd December 2007 Jonathan Lumb | A real ordeal! - From: TODRA GORGE AND THE RAVINE OF SORROWS Wow, that sounds like a real ordeal in the ravine. Glad you made it down safe - plus now you have yet another interesting tale to tell!! Some lovely photos again and it seems that you are having a great time still. Look forward to your next post. Jonny |
| 2nd December 2007 Jonathan Lumb | Wow! - From: A SHARED BIRTHDAY IN CASABLANCA Hey Gil! Wow, you barely got back from Asia and now you have already set off on your journey around Africa. Have to say very impressive! Some great photos you have taken and it looks like you have a lively crowd, should be some fun. I will continue following your journey as you pursue south, can't believe you'll see charles in capetown, that will be sort of surreal i guess! Have fun. Keep posting. Jonny |
| 27th November 2007 amena | out of the frying pan... - From: TODRA GORGE AND THE RAVINE OF SORROWS hi gilbert. glad you managed to escape from nigel's kitchen to make it out into the big, wide world again! three wives, though? they'll bring you nothing but trouble... happy birthday (belated)!! glad you made it down from the mountain safely xx |
| 25th November 2007 Zan | Far from Toledo - From: A SHARED BIRTHDAY IN CASABLANCA Hi Gilbert! Looks like your are having a super good time!!!!! Now I have two blogs to read....yours and my daughters'....she is keeping good track of Joe in India! Her blog is www.stormisees.blogspot.com if you want to check out their trip in your "spare" time! |
| 14th November 2007 John Playfair | Crack on Gilbert...! - From: A SHARED BIRTHDAY IN CASABLANCA Great to get your e-mail & see your new blog...looks like you are going to have a great time with fun people...really looking forward to reading about your adventures. HAPPY BIRTHDAY again ! John & Kirsty |
| 6th October 2007 Viajerong Pinoy | hi - From: VISAYAS AND MORE to tell you the truth i cant remember, it's one of them resorts, i know it doesnt help but am sure youll find one you like, have a nice one, cheers... |
| 6th October 2007 Viajerong Pinoy | thanks - From: " APPLES ARE FROM KAZAKHSTAN" Hi travelling mum I did paragraph my stories but somehow when I hit save it bunched up once again, I kinda fixed it again, I appreciate you reading my blog, I am no great story teller but hope you enjoy the photos. cheers... |
| 5th October 2007 travellingmum | - From: " APPLES ARE FROM KAZAKHSTAN" love your blogs. Can I offer one small request? Please put some spaces in.. It is really difficult to read all this great info one the computer screen with no paragraphs. Thanks keep up the good work. |
| 28th September 2007 iris_ice | guimaras - From: VISAYAS AND MORE was just wondering where you stayed in guimaras? :) |
| 21st July 2007 john e | love the tux - From: ART DISTRICT, HUTONGS, AND TSINGTAO Love the tux angus, almost bond like but not quite :) |
| 19th July 2007 Ni/Charlene | :) - From: ART DISTRICT, HUTONGS, AND TSINGTAO hey Gil, remember me? I'm very glad to meet you and heard your travelling experience, that's really awesome! Enjoy your travelling and hope to see you in Beijing again somedays in the future:) |
| 18th July 2007 Kit | Whose that dressed up? - From: ART DISTRICT, HUTONGS, AND TSINGTAO Come on Gilbert - I know that Angus had a gigantic rucksack which we humped on and off the truck but are you seriously telling us we lugged a complete dinner jacket outfit all the way to Beijing without him wearing it once when camping in the dessert or going for a massage? |
| 17th July 2007 Maria | Where's the gos ? - From: ART DISTRICT, HUTONGS, AND TSINGTAO Hey Gilly no mention of any lurve on the truck !!!!! |
| 17th July 2007 Angus | OI OI SAVALOY - From: ART DISTRICT, HUTONGS, AND TSINGTAO The art district looks awsome, and glad to see you have made new friends, I'm jealous you made friends with Charlene and Daniele after I left! |
| 18th June 2007 Disgusting guy Nige | Come on Gilly - From: XIAHE, NOT EXACTLY TIBET YET Stop watching the tennis and do more blogging! I want to see what is going down in Xi'an, if Pangus has become a master of chopsticks, if Amena has managed to get out of bed before noon, if claire has pushed Clive off a cliff...or vice versa and if John has stopped squinting...so come on...get typing!! Hope you're well buddy and enjoying it. ohhh...have kit's feet grown at all? Nigel |
| 13th June 2007 john | - From: IMPRESSIVE CAVES AT BINGLING SI you got my good side gilbert. :) |
| 8th June 2007 Giorgi | hello - From: BORDER CROSSING AT BATUMI Hi ,I'm Giorgi from Georgia, Kutaisi ,you have stoped at my homestay.Your blog is very interesting and fotoes.Its really interesting for me where are you now and what kind of trip do you have? Good luck Giorgi. |
| 30th May 2007 Mr Nigel B | I wanna come back!!! - From: THE HIGH WAY THAT IS KARAKORAM Hey there Gilbert!!! you guys are disgusting!!! Great to see your blog, how I wish i was still there, still at least there is more room for Angus in his tent! Looks fantastic. I went to a wedding on Sunday and it was the coldest May day on record, 7 degrees!!! almost had to get out the base layers again. Today is cold, wet, dull and I am in an office with people who are bored and stressed. yeuch. Much love to you all. |
| 17th May 2007 anonymous | - From: shantytowns in Belgrade Hi, the shanty towns outside belgrade are not where Serbians live, they are gipsy shanty towns...just so you know, Serbia is not as poverty ridden etc as people think, in fact even the poor live quite well from my experience. x |
| 14th May 2007 Jill | Azerbaijan - From: FIRST BUSH CAMP Dear Mr. Pinoy, My name is Jill, I am a high schooler at the Graham school in Columbus Ohio. For one of our class projects we had to read a travel writing blog. I chose to do mine on a country I had never heard of. Azerbaijan sounds like a really cool place. Was it hot? If you had to compare it to a country what country would you compare it to? Thank you for taking you time to read my comment, Jill Knapke |
| 11th April 2007 Granny | Angus - From: MOUNTAIN PASSES AND SNOWFIGHTS Angus, We missed you on easter sunday! Hope you are still enjoying yourself. |
| 20th March 2007 Juggy | Bon Voyage - From: LOOK RIGHT, LOOK LEFT Hi mate. Sorry I couldnt make it to London to say hello. Hope you have a bloody good trip. Juggy. |
| 19th March 2007 Jon Lovins | Hi Gilbert - From: LOOK RIGHT, LOOK LEFT I love Jacob's photo, and your blog. Your trip sounds so exciting, and you have so long to do it. We missed you at Liora's "bath" but Jing was there, and Jacob did say your name a couple times. I'm looking forward to your next entry. -Jon |
| 18th March 2007 anonymous | - From: LOOK RIGHT, LOOK LEFT Kapitano, you made it!!! I thought your flight was cancelled..hehehe..Have fun...waiting for more news from you...Lyne |