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Date: 5th May 2012
Awesome pics
These kind of post are always inspiring and I prefer to read quality content so I happy to find many good point here in the post
From Blog: Zigzagging across the Andes, when the weather gods permit...
Awesome pics
These kind of post are always inspiring and I prefer to read quality content so I happy to find many good point here in the post
From Blog: Zigzagging across the Andes, when the weather gods permit...
Date: 4th May 2012
And another
Not sure if my first attempt at commenting earlier actually made it to you,but here I am again ! Descriptions absolutely amazing, make me feel I could be there, except here I am in sunny - about to be, would you believe it, snowy Scotland !! Supposed to be colder over the weekend than at Christmas for crying out loud !!! In Aberlady at present then back up the road, weather permitting, tomorrow. You are hoping to get out of the thermals and I am about to dig them out again !! Take care of that cough/cold and be sensible and take the medicine - an order. Lots of love, Carolyn, Jim and family XXXX
From Blog: Glaciers galore...
And another
Not sure if my first attempt at commenting earlier actually made it to you,but here I am again ! Descriptions absolutely amazing, make me feel I could be there, except here I am in sunny - about to be, would you believe it, snowy Scotland !! Supposed to be colder over the weekend than at Christmas for crying out loud !!! In Aberlady at present then back up the road, weather permitting, tomorrow. You are hoping to get out of the thermals and I am about to dig them out again !! Take care of that cough/cold and be sensible and take the medicine - an order. Lots of love, Carolyn, Jim and family XXXX
From Blog: Glaciers galore...
Date: 4th May 2012
Love the blog
We are planning a trip to Chile in 2013 so this was very helpful. Looking forward to reading more. Love the spectacled ducks. Car trouble in the Andes can't be good. The star gazing sounds amazing.
From Blog: Zigzagging across the Andes, when the weather gods permit...
Love the blog
We are planning a trip to Chile in 2013 so this was very helpful. Looking forward to reading more. Love the spectacled ducks. Car trouble in the Andes can't be good. The star gazing sounds amazing.
From Blog: Zigzagging across the Andes, when the weather gods permit...
Date: 3rd May 2012
Gotta love San Pedro
Glad you got to spend some time there, but I hope your cold/chest infection cleared up before La Paz, the altitude is brutal there and *everything* is uphill. I had bronchitus there and spent three days in bed :/
From Blog: Zigzagging across the Andes, when the weather gods permit...
Gotta love San Pedro
Glad you got to spend some time there, but I hope your cold/chest infection cleared up before La Paz, the altitude is brutal there and *everything* is uphill. I had bronchitus there and spent three days in bed :/
From Blog: Zigzagging across the Andes, when the weather gods permit...
Date: 20th April 2012
Frameworthy
I suppose that's not really a word, is it! Anyway it should be as your photos definitely are worthy of being framed. Hey maybe you could sell some and fund your next trip...
From Blog: Glaciers galore...
Frameworthy
I suppose that's not really a word, is it! Anyway it should be as your photos definitely are worthy of being framed. Hey maybe you could sell some and fund your next trip...
From Blog: Glaciers galore...
Date: 20th April 2012
Beautiful!
Beautiful pictures. The hike sounds amazing, if a bit exhausting! The amazing things that you have seen over the years - no wonder you get antsy after a couple of weeks back in London!
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Beautiful!
Beautiful pictures. The hike sounds amazing, if a bit exhausting! The amazing things that you have seen over the years - no wonder you get antsy after a couple of weeks back in London!
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Date: 19th April 2012
Fab as usual!
Well anything that is compared to Paris favorably is aces in my book. In fact that description of the cemetary had Pere Lachaise written all over it! May have to add this to my "maybe one day" list! Glad you are continuing to have a great time and glad that I'm actually catching up on the blogs! Wish me luck!
From Blog: Chic and flamboyant panache: Buenos Aires
Fab as usual!
Well anything that is compared to Paris favorably is aces in my book. In fact that description of the cemetary had Pere Lachaise written all over it! May have to add this to my "maybe one day" list! Glad you are continuing to have a great time and glad that I'm actually catching up on the blogs! Wish me luck!
From Blog: Chic and flamboyant panache: Buenos Aires
Date: 15th April 2012
Hi Elizabeth! Just sitting infront of the woodburner on a clear but cold Devon evening. Just read your blogs of traveling down furthest south i suppose you can go in the world before the Antartic. Well its made me feel colder than i am here but really inspired to follow your footsteps and explore that region. I have always promised myself that i would travel to that part of the world and now shall make plans for next year. I have been doing a lot of landscape photography lately and that looks and sounds like a stunning area to take some serious pictures of, and very differant to other mountain areas i have been to before. I really felt for you on the last bit of the long day trek and you couldnt see the town!! Yeah have done that one a few times before. At least no Yetis to worry about!! Look forward to your next one. Take care. Adios Paul
From Blog: Glaciers galore...
Hi Elizabeth! Just sitting infront of the woodburner on a clear but cold Devon evening. Just read your blogs of traveling down furthest south i suppose you can go in the world before the Antartic. Well its made me feel colder than i am here but really inspired to follow your footsteps and explore that region. I have always promised myself that i would travel to that part of the world and now shall make plans for next year. I have been doing a lot of landscape photography lately and that looks and sounds like a stunning area to take some serious pictures of, and very differant to other mountain areas i have been to before. I really felt for you on the last bit of the long day trek and you couldnt see the town!! Yeah have done that one a few times before. At least no Yetis to worry about!! Look forward to your next one. Take care. Adios Paul
From Blog: Glaciers galore...
Date: 10th April 2012
Stunning trip
It takes a lot for me to be further impressed by your adventures Elizabeth, given how many you have had, and how well you have documented them, but this is truly stunning - the photographs in particular. But the physical endurance - I was wincing as I read! I am really looking forward to seeing you when you return, if there is anything left of you! Love, Hazel
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Stunning trip
It takes a lot for me to be further impressed by your adventures Elizabeth, given how many you have had, and how well you have documented them, but this is truly stunning - the photographs in particular. But the physical endurance - I was wincing as I read! I am really looking forward to seeing you when you return, if there is anything left of you! Love, Hazel
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Date: 8th April 2012
Mmmmm!
You've some nice images there.
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Mmmmm!
You've some nice images there.
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Date: 7th April 2012
Being a visual person I automatically picture everything I read...
and for the life of me I could see how, in the course of using toilet paper, it would catch on fire. However, the caption on a picture enlightened me...burning is a consequence of disposal. Anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed reading about your hike...much easier picturing in my mind than walking the whole route...maybe someday.
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Being a visual person I automatically picture everything I read...
and for the life of me I could see how, in the course of using toilet paper, it would catch on fire. However, the caption on a picture enlightened me...burning is a consequence of disposal. Anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed reading about your hike...much easier picturing in my mind than walking the whole route...maybe someday.
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Date: 7th April 2012
Beautiful words and even more beautiful pictures.
I read your blog with some tears in my eyes remembering my visit to Torres de Paine a few years ago. The beauty is so stunning and the stillness and silence of the surroundings make the place truly sacred. I have a picture I took of the lake with the peaks in the background. I look at it everyday Your blog brought me back to that lovely place. So sorry to read of the fire. I write under the blog name 'gunga'.
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Beautiful words and even more beautiful pictures.
I read your blog with some tears in my eyes remembering my visit to Torres de Paine a few years ago. The beauty is so stunning and the stillness and silence of the surroundings make the place truly sacred. I have a picture I took of the lake with the peaks in the background. I look at it everyday Your blog brought me back to that lovely place. So sorry to read of the fire. I write under the blog name 'gunga'.
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Date: 7th April 2012
Breathtaking!
What a fantastic description! Im soooooooooooooooooooooo jealous!
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Breathtaking!
What a fantastic description! Im soooooooooooooooooooooo jealous!
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Date: 7th April 2012
Chile
Whoops, for some reason I was thinking about Argentina while I made a cup of tea!
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Chile
Whoops, for some reason I was thinking about Argentina while I made a cup of tea!
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Date: 7th April 2012
Argentina
Magical writing, Elizabeth. And stunning photographs.
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Argentina
Magical writing, Elizabeth. And stunning photographs.
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Date: 6th April 2012
WOW, WOW, WOW !!!
And that is not me pretending to be of the canine variety ! Cannot take it all in, what you two are up to. And the photos....simply stunning !! Especially liked the rear view of - is it some of your travelling companions - the four legged ones ! Male company seems not to be a problem then ? Take care both and come back to boring Britain safe and well. I say again, when the book ? Much love, Carolyn and Jim XXXX
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
WOW, WOW, WOW !!!
And that is not me pretending to be of the canine variety ! Cannot take it all in, what you two are up to. And the photos....simply stunning !! Especially liked the rear view of - is it some of your travelling companions - the four legged ones ! Male company seems not to be a problem then ? Take care both and come back to boring Britain safe and well. I say again, when the book ? Much love, Carolyn and Jim XXXX
From Blog: Quite possibly the best hike in the world... ever
Date: 3rd April 2012
Parque Arqueológico Piedras Pintadas
I'm glad you had a chance to go to Parque Arqueológico Piedras Pintadas. I had a chance to go in the summer of 2010 and was really happy I got to see all those great petroglyphs. I'm a photographer and plan on working out a way to get funding to go back to Nicaragua and photographer there petroglyphs in depth to rise more awareness of these art works. I also blog about my experience heres the link so you can check out my images http://diegocorrealphoto.blogspot.com/2010/10/ancient-drawings.html and heres another post about my time in Nicaragua http://diegocorrealphoto.blogspot.com/2010/10/future-of-country.html
From Blog: Off the off-the-beaten-track
Parque Arqueológico Piedras Pintadas
I'm glad you had a chance to go to Parque Arqueológico Piedras Pintadas. I had a chance to go in the summer of 2010 and was really happy I got to see all those great petroglyphs. I'm a photographer and plan on working out a way to get funding to go back to Nicaragua and photographer there petroglyphs in depth to rise more awareness of these art works. I also blog about my experience heres the link so you can check out my images http://diegocorrealphoto.blogspot.com/2010/10/ancient-drawings.html and heres another post about my time in Nicaragua http://diegocorrealphoto.blogspot.com/2010/10/future-of-country.html
From Blog: Off the off-the-beaten-track
Date: 23rd March 2012
Your Photos
Liz, I simple love your photos. I love your blogs. They are ******* no words to explain how wonderful they really are. Keep traveling and keep writing. Have a safe and long everything you want in your life.
Your Photos
Liz, I simple love your photos. I love your blogs. They are ******* no words to explain how wonderful they really are. Keep traveling and keep writing. Have a safe and long everything you want in your life.
Date: 22nd March 2012
Where is this water Fall
Dear Elizabeth, allow me to congratulate you for the pictures you have taken of Nicaragua. I live in Nicaragua and I would like to get to this water fall... Where is it? Thanks
From Blog: Where the track is barely beaten...
Where is this water Fall
Dear Elizabeth, allow me to congratulate you for the pictures you have taken of Nicaragua. I live in Nicaragua and I would like to get to this water fall... Where is it? Thanks
From Blog: Where the track is barely beaten...
Date: 17th March 2012
hi from Argentina
I do love Buenos Aires. I live at 400km, in a city called Tandil, lovely place to live surrounded by hills and a lake. I like the way you describe my country and my people. You use preciese words, no doubt you are a great observer. Enjoy Patagonia. Hugs. Graciela.
From Blog: Chic and flamboyant panache: Buenos Aires
hi from Argentina
I do love Buenos Aires. I live at 400km, in a city called Tandil, lovely place to live surrounded by hills and a lake. I like the way you describe my country and my people. You use preciese words, no doubt you are a great observer. Enjoy Patagonia. Hugs. Graciela.
From Blog: Chic and flamboyant panache: Buenos Aires
Date: 10th March 2012
Beautiful Post
A wonderful post about a wonderful place! Thanks for sharing ___
From Blog: Learning in Paradise...
Beautiful Post
A wonderful post about a wonderful place! Thanks for sharing ___
From Blog: Learning in Paradise...
Date: 29th February 2012
The school sounds fantastic, it's firmly on my todo list for the future, especially as I could never figure out para/por either. Great to hear from you and looking forward to the next installment.
From Blog: Learning in Paradise...
The school sounds fantastic, it's firmly on my todo list for the future, especially as I could never figure out para/por either. Great to hear from you and looking forward to the next installment.
From Blog: Learning in Paradise...
Date: 27th January 2012
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Calcutta is so majestic on the one hand and so poor on the other...contacting place
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Calcutta is so majestic on the one hand and so poor on the other...contacting place
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Good post man, just looking around some blogs, seems a pretty nice platform you are using.
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