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| 1st October 2008 Ruth | the waiting game - From: MEKONG MEANDERINGS: FAR SOUTHERN LAOS AND CAMBODIA, AND BACK TO BANGKOK hi Steve, I'm really sorry to hear you and Ekk are going to have to wait so long to hear the outcome of the visa. It's frustrating but you've done everything you can to make your case so let's hope and trust the powers that be make the right decision. I have fingers crossed for you both. |
| 4th August 2008 mary | thailand v uk - From: KOH SAMET, KOH JUM AND KOH MUK if you are happy in thailand, why come back to uk if you dont have to ? |
| 7th May 2008 Ruth | fingers crossed - From: ANOTHER NEW YEAR AND BACK TO LAOS Hi Steve, fascinating stuff, you are practically an anthropologist these days! Is that really true about the thunderstorms? Fingers crossed for Ekk, I hope the tests come out negative. Do you have any idea of when you'll return to UK or are you waiting until you have test results? It's a long time to wait. Lots of love, xx |
| 30th October 2007 mike | erm - From: BY SEA AND TRAIN FROM HARWICH TO AMSTERDAM, BERLIN AND WARSAW steve hate to ruin the story but i think the nazis killed most of the jews in warsaw. did the waiter in the "ketchup incident" extend his vowels by any chance?! |
| 16th October 2007 Ruth | envy :-) - From: INTO MONGOLIA (LAKE BAIKAL TO ULAANBAATAR) It sounds amazing and beautiful. It must be so interesting travelling across the land and seeing the physical characteristics of people change as you do so. 8 hour wait to get across the border is impressive, I love it that it's in the actual timetable!! |
| 16th October 2007 Ruth | stereotypical! - From: BY SEA AND TRAIN FROM HARWICH TO AMSTERDAM, BERLIN AND WARSAW Hi Steve, enjoying getting a glimpse into your exciting travels... however not loving your stereotypical comments about Jewish people. Tighter than Steve? Not in my experience!!! |
| 9th October 2007 teg | Manners and service - From: INTO MONGOLIA (LAKE BAIKAL TO ULAANBAATAR) Hey Steve, thanks for putting the link on your wall, I've subscribed now, so should get updates. it's been so hilarious to read all your comments about service in shops etc.. You say you've learned a lot about manners, does that mean you'll be less abrupt yourself in your next fron of house job? Will be really really interested to hear how much it has cost you in total when you get to bangkok, would love to do the journey one day |
| 22nd September 2007 mary | hi - From: BY SEA AND TRAIN FROM HARWICH TO AMSTERDAM, BERLIN AND WARSAW who needs michael palin! good luck on your trip round the risk board. you will have to practice body language when the spoken word is incomprehensible! keep safe! |
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