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| 14th April 2009 Thelma | Mountain Trek - From: Trekking through local villages Loved the pics., was disappointed when there were no more !!Did you buy anything from the children ? Tourists are probably the high point of their day ! Like the way the hills are carved out , very interesting. Luv Ya |
| 12th April 2009 Thelma | Hanoi - From: Hanoi - first stop in Vietnam The traffic sounds horrendous......your braver than me!!!Your haircut looks alright to me too Judy. But I think you were brave once again to trust a Hairdresser in Vietnam. Am enjoying my Easter down here with Florrie and Eileen,I like being with Family. Love Ya |
| 12th April 2009 Glenn and Di | delicious! - From: Hanoi - first stop in Vietnam Hi After reading this we're wishing we came with you Hmm maybe next time Those road rules or lack of seem to work well Now just have to educate the balance of the Perth drivers and podes to think the same way Love Glenn and Di |
| 11th April 2009 Richard & Jennifer | Glad you finally made it!!! - From: Hanoi - first stop in Vietnam Hanoi traffic can be quite a shock. Glad you finally made it. Wish that you had let us know, Jennifer's niece could have met you and made your arrival a little smoother. If you return to Hanoi from Sapa, we suggest that you eat at the LaSalsa which is close to the Catholic Church about one block behind the ANZ bank. We were in Hanoi last November, and it's changed a lot since we lived there ten years ago. Enjoy your trip and let us know if we can assist it any way. |
| 8th April 2009 Thelma | Singapore - From: On the way! You seemed to have packed a lot into your visit to Singapore. I was happy to hear the Cable car ride over to Sentosa wasn't worth the money.....'cause I would have loved to have done it when Liz and I were there,but Liz doesn't like heights. The Arab area looked interesting too.Enjoyed all the pics., looking forward to seeing more. Hot here today, in the 30s. |
| 27th March 2009 Weggs | Where? - From: A couple of nights in Katanning I have the brochures and spoke to Kelly and no one mentioned anything about something like this. We drove around but didn't see any signs?? Maybe it's closed at this time of the year. We'll just have to go back. |
| 27th March 2009 Ryan Murtha | didnt u - From: A couple of nights in Katanning I hope ur not telling me that u stayed in kattaning for a few days and didnt go to the adults playground with massive slides clearly the best part of kattaning! |
| 16th March 2009 kerry burns | stone house - From: Bremer Bay What a lovely stone house. It seems he is very talented. :) |
| 16th March 2009 Thelma | How lucky are you - From: Bremer Bay What a lovely part of the country your in. God's own ! I loved the Stonemason's Castle. Glad to hear you are getting a few fish. Your should return home feeling very rested. Love Ya, Mum |
| 16th March 2009 Lucy | hidden treasure - From: Bremer Bay Well, it looks like Bremer Bay was worth a stop - too bad we didn't get the time to go to the wedding! Enjoy! |
| 16th March 2009 jamie | kiwiland - From: Restful days in Walpole i think we did the exact same trip in 91. we have all the same pictures. if i didn't live in god's country (canada) i would emigrate to new zealand. mind you i am in mexico at the moment enjoying a warm winter. trevor the whinging pom says hello to you both.... and yes, he is still whinging (is that how you spell it???) |
| 23rd October 2008 Thelma | New Zealand - From: Last days in New Zealand Have thoroughly enjoyed reading about your travels in New Zealand, if I can't go there myself, your holiday has been the next best thing. Love Mum |
| 20th October 2008 Thelma | Jade Country - From: Jade country and goodbye west coast. Gee, just goes to show what lying out in a fierce sun does to one's skin !! That bloke certainly never put enough sun-screen on !!Love Mum |
| 20th October 2008 Thelma | Bad Weather - From: Glacier Country What a shame you had to have all that bad wet weather when you were in such a scenic part of the country. |
| 18th October 2008 Thema | Wow ! - From: A new experience - paragliding! What a wonderful experience for you both going over Queenstown Hang-gliding !! I would love to do that. Such a beautiful country !! Makes one wonder why the New Zealanders would want to leave it .And I love the cute little train, what a great Tourist Attraction ??? |
| 2nd October 2008 Mum | Moeracki Boulers - From: Dunedin to the Catlins Well how fascinating were the Moeracki Boulders and the Petrified Forest.!!! You must have been a bit disappointed ! The views of Dunedin would have made up for it though. Looks a lovely place. And I was glad you had the right jacket on Judy when you visited Cadbury's. Matched beautifully with the old van ! Love Ya |
| 2nd October 2008 Mum | Mt. Cook - From: South Island - A new adventure! Does this mean you didn't do a Helicopter Flight over Mt. Cook ? Everything sounds very expensive over there. The saving of $5 on the bus, by walking one stop, sounds outrageous to me. Glad to hear all was ok with the camper van after you got going. Love Ya |
| 2nd October 2008 Mum | Lucky Buggers - From: Fiordland National Park The scenery looks absolutely beautiful. I would love to visit Doubtful Sound.How majestic it looks !! Enjoy your holiday in that lovely country. Love Ya. |
| 30th September 2008 Weggs | Enjoy - From: Last days on North Island Have a great time in Canberra. We are in the Catlins in NZ. Not much Internet here so we'll have to save our blog update until we get a wireless connection at the right price! cheers J |
| 25th September 2008 Kerry Clark | - From: Last days on North Island Love the photos. What a good idea to show a plate of food. I will use this idea of showing small detail and not just the big picture when we go to Canberra next week.Thanks and enjoy the south island. Love Kerry. |
| 24th September 2008 Larni | yummo - From: Last days on North Island Im jealous! Scallops!!!! Make sure we get food shots please ;-) |
| 24th September 2008 Mum | North Island - From: Last days on North Island Have enjoyed reading about your travels around the North Island. Safe travelling to the South. Will be looking forward to seeing the Pics. Wish it was me. Love ya lots |
| 24th September 2008 max and kay | lucky yous - From: We climbed a "mountain" some wonderful views of nz, brings back memories. max. |
| 23rd September 2008 Bette | Photos - From: Taupo, Turangi,Tongariro and Te Kuiti Love the photos, can just see it all, look forward to stunning South Island ones. |
| 23rd September 2008 Pat | Snow - From: Taupo, Turangi,Tongariro and Te Kuiti We will be seeing the 4 letter word before we know it...S N O W ...Come on over Mum and be the lucky one yourself. |
| 22nd September 2008 Mum | Lucky Travellers - From: Taupo, Turangi,Tongariro and Te Kuiti Arn't you the lucky ones seeing all that snow !! Loved the photos, beautiful scenery.Will be looking forward to spectacular photos from South Island . Keep well and enjoying yourselves. Love Mum |
| 18th September 2008 Weggs | "pissing" down - From: We climbed a "mountain" Hi, Yeah well, we haven't taken photos on the rainy days! Like today. We enjoyed a rest day today - the rain was just an excuse. It gave Rags' foot a chance to rest too. |
| 18th September 2008 Kerry Clark | Lucky buggers - From: We climbed a "mountain" Looks as though you're getting some great weather. It's pissing down here. Enjoy your adventures. Love Kerry and Steve. |
| 17th September 2008 Weggs | Blog - From: We climbed a "mountain" Read your blog and enjoyed reading about your holiday too. We're a real blogging family, aren't we? |
| 17th September 2008 Weggs | NZ - From: We climbed a "mountain" No, he wasn't saying that. He was trying to be funny in response to some messages about Kiwis and sheep..... You know how he is..... |
| 16th September 2008 Mum | Beautiful New Zealand - From: We climbed a "mountain" Thoroughly enjoyed reading about your travels in NZ. Sounds like your having a great time. Back to HH and my mentoring for me today. I was happy to be back. Have updated my blog too. Have a read. Love Ya lots. |
| 16th September 2008 Lucy | sheep? - From: We climbed a "mountain" So you're telling us that the sheep were fitter than you? |
| 15th September 2008 Lucy | coramandel - From: New Zealand - The Coromandel Loved the photos - look good enough to draw me thither! |
| 12th September 2008 Larni Retallack | Nullagine Ned - From: New Zealand - Home exchange in Omokoroa Yes! So cute Miss Judy and Mr Rags! ;-) |
| 12th September 2008 Weggs | Other Blog? - From: New Zealand - Home exchange in Omokoroa Do you mean for Nullagine Ned? It's http://nullaginened.edublogs.org/ Cheers Judy |
| 11th September 2008 Larni Retallack | - From: New Zealand - Home exchange in Omokoroa Hey there I had to laugh when I read about your UK shopping trips! I can vouch for that!!! The area looks beautiful, Love the flowers too! Whats the address for your other blog? L x |
| 11th September 2008 Weggs | Thames railway - From: New Zealand - Home exchange in Omokoroa We plan to go back through the Thames and the lady at the tourist bureau mentioned the railway so will do if we can fit it in and it isn't pouring with rain. Intermittent showers today. Thanks for being the first to comment cheers from R n J |
| 10th September 2008 jamie | memories - From: New Zealand - Home exchange in Omokoroa we travelled that area about 15 years ago and loved it very much. if you are around thames, check out the driving creek railway... all hand built, and the brian boru pub. we had a great murder mystery weekend there. |
| 27th August 2008 Michelle Williams | Sounds wonderful - From: Nullagine Hi guys Loved reading your blog and checking out the photos. I have really enjoyed the descriptions of the adventures in and out of the classroom. We are currently remote too - in Pormpuraaw as we speak doing Internet training for managers of new public access facilities plus doing awareness raising workshops for community folk. Just a ball. We will have to swap travel stories next year. Still planning a 2009 trip west. Some of it may be to the Kimberly to continue this project. Michelle |
| 19th August 2008 Helen Magner | - From: Nullagine Love your pictures and your reports on these remote places and the people who live there. Good stuff! |
| 14th August 2008 Dave | Nullagine - From: Nullagine Hello to you both. Hammond Innes wrote "Golden Soak" that was based upon the Nullagine area. I must say that it looks very much as Karratha did when I lived there in the 1980's - Dave (Harold Hawthrne) |
| 14th August 2008 Larni | Nullagine - From: Nullagine Hey there love your pics and hearing about your travels. The lively bunch look like they are having a ball with you there and the yoyos look like a hit! |
| 14th August 2008 Mum | Nullagine - From: Nullagine Found it all very interesting.The country looks very red to me. And I'm glad to hear that very little bull dust found it's way into the van. Glad your enjoying yourselves.And it sounds like your enjoying the teaching bit too. Love Mum |
| 8th August 2008 Weggs | Washing the car - From: Two weeks in Marble Bar Hi Mum We don't get to wash anything here -it's not allowed in the caravan park and we are going on dirt roads to Nullagine in the morning so it's not worth it. Only got 3 out of 4 IWB's working. There is something wrong with the 4th. The woman is coming up on the 21st and bringing a controller with her - whatever that is! love ya J |
| 4th August 2008 Mum | The Red Earth - From: Two weeks in Marble Bar Am enjoying reading about you experience at Marble Bar.It all sounds so different to "City Life"! The soil is very red, isn't it ? Have you found much bull-dust up there? Dreadful stuff !!How often do you wash the car?? It's good to see that the locals are looking after their land so well, they have such an affinity with it, don't they ?? Looks like it will be "Hello" and "Goodbye" when you arrive home. Holidays beckon ! Hope your able to get the IBW working tomorrow. It was great talking to you, love Mum |
| 1st August 2008 Judy K | Life Looks Good - From: Travel to Marble Bar from Perth Good to see that there is life on the other side. Just need to find that elusive gold pot so I can get out!! |
| 29th July 2008 Weggs | weather - From: Travel to Marble Bar from Perth Perfect weather today again - top of about 31 degrees... It only gets there for a short time and then it cools off quickly. cya J |
| 29th July 2008 Weggs | Bad Luck - From: Travel to Marble Bar from Perth Yes, we had some more bad luck with a tyre. When we walked out this morning the tyre on the caravan was flat too. Still to deal with that one! Love ya J |
| 28th July 2008 Lucy | All the luck! - From: Travel to Marble Bar from Perth Well Some people have all the luck travelling north in the beautiful fine warm weather while us working folk in Perth have to deal with rain, rain, rain!! I remember Dale Gorge and other gorges, and recall how lovely they were. Enjoy yourselves and don't you work too hard!! (ha, ha) |
| 28th July 2008 Mum | Good to hear from you - From: Travel to Marble Bar from Perth Hi, Sounds like you had a pretty good trip and I'm glad to hear you have arrived safe and sound. Bad luck about the tyre,but these things happen. It's been cool here and we've had some good rains with more forecast for tonight. I'll give your Mum a ring Rags and let her know a Blog entry has arrived. Love mum |
