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| 8th October 2009 Andray Bath | love the comparison! - From: Costa de Almeria - chilling by the Med... I love the comparison of Agua Amarga with Emu Park! |
| 30th August 2009 anonymous | - From: Hairy coos, castles, and whisky - Summertime Highlands loop hey that sounds like the trip we had |
| 11th August 2009 Dad | Wot a wheel - From: Hairy coos, castles, and whisky - Summertime Highlands loop Great read. Hard to see the people on Falkirk wheel, Must be BIG. We saw the "staircase locks" at 50km/h. Great photos yet again. |
| 21st June 2009 Anne & Bob | great to see - From: Biking About Bruges It sounds like so much fun, I can imagine the sore rears after that trek, look forward to doing it when we get there |
| 15th June 2009 jonahwho | - From: Biking About Bruges it's good to read what u wrote things in Belgium, Bruges. One of my buddys who hasn't contacted me for one year and called me yesterday, he's in Brusssels. I know few about this country, only saw Bruges in the movie as u said IN Bruges, he showed me the tower and some pics took on the street while he was walkin. Hope I will be there. |
| 13th April 2009 Jacinta | Wow - From: Roaming Byzantine: Southern Jordan (the Rose City and Lawrence’s Arabia) Oh god, you truly make my heart ache to see all the wonderful things, but you write so well and take such amazing pictures that I can almost imagine myself there. I am truly grateful for the internet so that I may experience this through your eyes! xo |
| 15th February 2009 Fabien | Wow! - From: Roaming Byzantine: Southern Jordan (the Rose City and Lawrence’s Arabia) You've captured some very nice pictures! Gorgeous subjects, great compositions. 1, 6, 12, 13, 14 (starting from the top) are just terrific! |
| 18th January 2009 Mel | - From: Roaming Byzantine: Northern Jordan (desert castles and Roman ruins) One word.... WOW |
| 9th January 2009 Mel | Beautiful! - From: Old world streetscapes, taverns, towers, and tourists… weekending in Prague Prague seems so interesting, beautiful and a tonne of history to boot! The cloud must've looked eerie amongst the old buildings. That astronomical is INCREDIBLE!! I was trying to work it out, not sure what the roman numerals are in the inside of the clock, other than simply a normal clock? But, I reckon that the outside 24 hour clock represent the 'RA' or Right Ascenation (sp?). It's based on the sun at March equinox (sun is above & below equator for exactly 12 hours each), & as the earth orbits the sun, every 15 degrees equates to 1 hour. 15 degrees X 24 hours equals 360 degrees which takes you back to March equinox. I've only just learnt this from my astromy book, it's AMAZING! Also, those characters on the inside might be zodiac? Were old school Czech's into that sort of thing back in the day? Anyways, thanks for sharing 'cos it's made my day! xox |
| 18th September 2008 Masterof colodan | Oi - From: Babushkas, Birch forests, Volvos and Vikings… Northern Europe Thats a good yarn Okki. I will have to add it to the list of places to visit when I get back there. |
| 15th September 2008 visitAglona | great review - From: Babushkas, Birch forests, Volvos and Vikings… Northern Europe Hi, really great review about Riga and some parts of Latvia. Are you planning to visit Latvia again? If yes, may be I would sugest to make a circle to Latgale - East part of Latvia, the region with old traditions of folklore, old churches (the density of churches are the highest in comparing to other regions of Latvia), culinary heritage and many more. Pure nature, kind and hartly people. You are welcome! |
| 14th September 2008 Hayley | Wow - From: Babushkas, Birch forests, Volvos and Vikings… Northern Europe I love reading about your adventures! I feel like I am reading a book - seems way too exciting to be real! You are such great writers and I feel like I am joining you on your trip. So where are we going next guys??? |
| 13th September 2008 WhereareLandA | Thanks - From: Babushkas, Birch forests, Volvos and Vikings… Northern Europe Hi, glad you enjoyed our blog (we didn't think that anyone other than our parents read it). Must've been cold in Riga in Winter, but no doubt beautiful all the same. |
| 13th September 2008 Cessna152 | - From: Babushkas, Birch forests, Volvos and Vikings… Northern Europe A very well written account of both of these cities. I enjoyed Riga and Stockholm too. Though my trip to Riga was in the depths of winter, Feb 2006 to be exact. |
| 25th June 2008 Mel | - From: Does the Guinness taste better in Ireland? WOWee! Lucky Girl! It looks beautiful, glad you enjoyed the guiness. LOL. Love the piccy of The Temple Bar!!! I love it how the half blurred peeps walking passed really makes the place look hoppin'! LOVE IT!! & you guys got to see a seal! Yay! I've never seen one in the wild, they are so cute! |
| 14th January 2008 Bathy | Awesome - From: Will there be snow in Hungary? Except for Lachlan getting sick, (no good mate), that is an awesome blog. |
| 3rd September 2007 Mel | Yech!!! - From: Beer? Chocolate? Waffles? It has got to be Belgium! Snail soup guys!!! Eeew!! haha, can't really say that 'cos I haven't tried it. So, you reckon it was delicious hey? What did it taste like? Must've been spinny driving through 3 countries in 2 1/2 hours, just can't fatham it coming from Aust hey? Just amazing! |
| 3rd September 2007 Mel | Wowee! - From: Bella Italia! Italy huh? That's AWESOME guys!! It looks so beautiful, just LOOOVE the photo of you grinding those bull balls Ariana, LOL! Verenna looks amazing, so picturesque it looks like a postcard. It's great to see you guys are having a blast!! :) |
| 29th August 2007 Chris | What a view! - From: In search of the Sheriff of Nottingham Amazing photos, which project Nottingham in a beautiful light. Chris Threerooms Nottingham www.threerooms.com |
| 26th August 2007 Sarah | Awesome! - From: Bella Italia! Hey guys Well it seems yet again another adventure for you both. Nice moves Ari...ha ha the pics are really good that it make you feel like you are there...wishing for sure. Well take care you both and keep the blogs coming I can't wait to see the upcoming ones... Col & Sarah :) |
| 28th June 2007 Hayley | Magna Carta!! - From: English Weather 2 - Ariana and Lachlan 1; Making the most of our Bank Holiday weekend Hey Ariana and Lachlan - your travels have made me learn another new thing. I had never heard of Magna Carta - so I looked it up! I feel so knowledgable - now I know about Pol Pot and Magna Carta!! I love reading your entries - I am soooo jealous! Luv YA!!! |
| 5th May 2007 Mel | Wowee! - From: In search of the Sheriff of Nottingham Sounds like a beeeautiful city! The caves sound SO exciting, along with checking out the 'slums' of old England, that would've been unreal!! I'm so glad you are enjoying yourselves (as if you wouldn't!) & I really hope that we can visit you guys soon enough. Keep posting piccies, they are great!!!! |
| 4th May 2007 Hayley | WOW!! - From: In search of the Sheriff of Nottingham It looks really beautiful!! I wish our christmas hols were in June /July I wanna come visit!! I will keep popping on to check whats happening - also i have added you to my skype list so hopefully lots of video chats are coming our way! Love heaps - Hayley (&Thomas) |
| 3rd May 2007 desi | - From: In search of the Sheriff of Nottingham soooo cool...wish i was there!! |
| 25th April 2007 Jacinta | So jealous! - From: Ay-up, awright! (Greetings from the Midlands-UK) Hi guys, i'm absolutely loving reading about your travels, even though it's making me incredibly jealous!! Make sure you keep the blogs coming - we can all live vicariously through you!! Our little family is well and Elle is getting bigger every day (58.5cm long can you believe it??!!). Much love to you both and i hope you find a place soon! jacinta, Matt and Elle |
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