 Emma Farrell - auroracamel | All Comments |
« back 1 next »
Comments | |
| 9th January 2009 the soul cultivator | Scuba boot camp.... - From: Scuba Emma Hey Emma....Didn't help tackling them swills with a serious hangover, feel sick thinking about it, well bloomin' done though, was with you all the way on this one. Much Love X |
| 25th June 2008 JessOnTheGo | Fishy fishy fishy - From: Acting the Monkey! I can still smell that fish!!! And the salad...hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm |
| 7th June 2008 auroracamel | You got that right!! - From: Down River on my Rubber Donut Yeh Asia was so cheap! Miss it. Gonna have to join the real world now and get a job...boo! |
| 4th June 2008 James | HEy Emma - From: Down River on my Rubber Donut Hey Emma, you big hippie. Glad you're having so much fun. I bet you wished you stayed there even longer now that you're in expensive Australia eh? :* |
| 5th May 2008 auroracamel | Wow - From: Angkor WHAT? You chartered a helicopter! How fancy! Yeh I felt the exact same as you, didn't put it as eloquently though ;) |
| 26th April 2008 Brad | - From: Angkor WHAT? There is nothing more amazing than being around the temples of Angkor at either sunset or sunrise.The word majestic doesn't even start to describe the beauty or can make one understand the complexity of the masonry displayed at this amazing place.To see an age old jungle taking over what was once a pristine place of worship is an experience I will never forget.To see the bullet holes left by the khmer rouge trying to suppress any type of religion was more than moving.After seeing the temple of elephants and of the leper king,which I must say were 2 of my favourite,the temple of Bayon was one that really stood out to me.I chartered a helicopter to fly over the ruins and it wasn't until we were way up that it was pointed out to me that the mountains that seemed like a blur on the horizon was actually where all the stone had come from for these amazing structures.I have worked in many different trades and I feel I would be hard pressed to find someone that could carve stone with the complexity that these people did hundreds of years ago |
| 24th April 2008 auroracamel | Miss you too! - From: The Wild West of Cambodia Hey babe. Thanks for the compliment! Ye I am having a ball, just feel so lucky to be doing it and have to pinch myself all the time. Yeh I miss our dinners too! We will have to hook up in Australia...what date were you thinking of going again? |
| 24th April 2008 auroracamel | haha - From: Angkor WHAT? you have a point! |
| 24th April 2008 James | correction - From: Angkor WHAT? Correction, we can accomplish a lot when we put our minds and slaves to it ;) |
| 23rd April 2008 clare | i miss you - From: The Wild West of Cambodia i em....i have to say your blogs are fantastic....you should get a job writing for travel books, honestly, very insightful, i could alomost picture myself there....... looks like you really are having the time of your life..... missing our little dinner dates....chat soon take care xxxx your cuz clare |
| 29th March 2008 auroracamel | Thanks - From: Where I've Been and Where I'm Going Hi Ashley, thanks for gettin in touch. I am really enjoying my travels. In S.East Asia at the moment and it is amazing! |
| 28th March 2008 ashleyrae | wow! - From: Where I've Been and Where I'm Going I am very jealous to read of all our travels. I am of irish heritage but im born and bred in australia. I have visited dublin and cork (my "home town") but would love to go to africa. hope all goes well for you in your future travels! ashley |
| 27th March 2008 auroracamel | Hmmm - From: Hills and Mist That seems kinda sad... |
| 27th March 2008 auroracamel | Thanking You - From: Hills and Mist Thanks for reading, I will be sure to have a read of your blog too. Happy travels! |
| 26th March 2008 nomad_ninja | thanks for the info - From: Wake me up before you go go! thanks for all the information that you have posted here... |
| 26th March 2008 nomad_ninja | Nice Article - From: Hills and Mist Hi. Nice article... Keep on writing and keep on travelling... thanks for sharing your thoughts... |
| 26th March 2008 missjennyjenjen | hey doll - From: Hills and Mist hi lovely happy easter! how ya doing?! hope all is peachy! im just back in work from a weekend in dublin-it was much fun! ill write a long email next week cause richelle is visiting me this week so i doubt ill have time! if youre online at all gives an internet text to my 087 and if i can get online for a chat i will-you know me im usually online during work!!! love and hugs xxx |
| 26th March 2008 James | Death - From: Hills and Mist Even that which has just been born has already started it's process of dying. An important reminder of impermence. |
| 21st March 2008 James | Cool - From: The Journey Begins Sounds cool Emma. Seems like couch Surfing is a great way to travel.. |
| 21st March 2008 auroracamel | Hello - From: Where I've Been and Where I'm Going Hi Kristianne, thanks a million for getting in contact, have been rather bad at keeping this up to date, but hopefully from now on it might get more entries. I will definitely be keepin an eye on your blog, happy travels! Thanks for the information :) I have about 8000 euro for the whole trip but plan to work in Australia. All the best, Emma |
| 12th March 2008 missjennyjenjen | yo! - From: Where I've Been and Where I'm Going hi doll! thought id pop in and say hello! this is a great idea-it seems nicer than the getjealous.com one-your a little behind on the blogs tho ;) hope you are keeping well honey bunch-keep us updated!!!! hugs xxx |
| 17th February 2008 Kristianne | Envious - From: Where I've Been and Where I'm Going So after reading your journal entry, i just wanted to inform you that i as a complete stranger and by chance that i stumbled upon your entry, will be looking at your journey (as you will hopefully post your your journal entries) and that i entirely envy you & am very excited for your trip:))) Im sure your more experienced then i am (alhtough ive had my fair share of travels to guatemala, belize, costa rica, and 11 of the central european countries, mexico&canada(those are easy) and more european countries within this next month) i just wouldnt want anything to happen to you so please take precautions when your a female and by yourself, especially traveling the asian countries, specifically tailand (there has been women kidnapped for sex slaves there) I hope im not being too paranoid, i was raised in law enforcement but am just one woman looking out for another...but your travels sound ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!I myself will be going to europe visiting Amsterdam, Dublin, Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Salzburg, and other places in between leaving San Diego California(i live here) on March 14th, coming home the 31st....So how long are you planning on beign gone for? and do you mind me askign how much money youve saved for this trip? im just curious because for my 18 day excursion its costing me $3,000 or more.....Any ways, wonderful luck on your planning, you have less then 2 weeks to go!!!!!yeah!Takre care...oh & by the way my travel blog is: http://www.travelblog.org/Bloggers/Kristianne from last year's europe trip....well take care!!! |
« back 1 next »