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Date: 9th April 2013

Beautiful blog!
This blog is such a gem and I'm so glad I came across it! Photos are gorgeous!

From Blog: Cooking & Eating our way through Paris
Date: 2nd April 2013

La Couronne
Thanks for all the fun, intertaining blogs you sent out....very good Now, you're home...soak up all your new knowledge and receipes and enjoy your past experience. Love mom & dad

From Blog: Our Final Day in France
Date: 27th March 2013

Food
I'm getting hungry. I need to put my roasted chicken in the oven. Voila. I enjoyed this blog and photos. Now you must be home organizing your slides. I wish you didn't live so far away. I did try and make baguettes and they aren't the same as French ones. We do have wonderful croissants in Bellevue....the best and just as good as in France. Au revoir, Aunt Suzy

From Blog: Baguettes, Montmartre & La Tour Eiffel!
Date: 27th March 2013

Bonsoir
I hope you are hearing from me. Thanks for mentioning the two Parisian restaurants. When I was in France in the 80's I took a two hour class at the Cordon Bleu school. I remember the demo, tomato coulis. I don't recall if there was something else. I know what you mean about walking everywhere and getting sore feet. At least there weren't many tourists. I took a group in April to Paris and it was nice. I've been to Paris at least 3 times in April. Ciao! Aunt Suzy

From Blog: A Low Key Day in Paris!
Date: 25th March 2013

too many steps
I remember climbing the Astoria Tower next to all the Totem Poles in Astoria , Or....my calves hurt for a day, and I don't believe it was 387 steps; great views though......M & D

From Blog: Our Last Sunny Day in Paris!
Date: 25th March 2013

Versailles
Did they talk of the mock battles on the pond with their boats of the times. We went during the summer, so all the gardens were in bloom. mom & dad

From Blog: Chateau Versailles
Date: 25th March 2013

Food, food, and more food......
Was Le Cordon Bleu your favorite today. The duck and mussels looks pretty good to me. Are you having wine at each of these establishments....I always thought that all the whites tasted the same, but the reds were more destintive. Better save some more exploing for the next time you come. Are you keeping a diary of all your favorites, so when you write your book on Paris, all your memories will be shared.....mom & dad * leg of pig, I don't know....where, knee to ankle....and I like pork.....sounds like when Matt used to get rooster feet and eat between the toes

From Blog: A Low Key Day in Paris!
Date: 25th March 2013


looks like a pretty amazing trip so far!

From Blog: Cooking & Eating our way through Paris
Date: 24th March 2013


again, another baguette type of day. Did you walk up Eiffel Tower...Montmartre District was interesting, then the Follies down below....Versai..Palace is amazing, isn\'t it....the palace itself plus the grounds....we went there on the way to Geneva, Switz many moons ago......are you walking alot for all the good food you\'ve eaten.....keep having fun! mom & dad

From Blog: Baguettes, Montmartre & La Tour Eiffel!
Date: 22nd March 2013

Classes, food, and walking
Sounds like you are learning and enjoying your time in Paris.....many good recipes to now try at home. Enjoy and create new adventures....Mom and Dad

From Blog: Cooking & Eating our way through Paris
Date: 22nd March 2013

WOWSER!
I cannot even say some of the things you are eating and places you are going! lol Sounds like heaven!!! Loving these updates!!!!!!!! Feel like I am there!

From Blog: Cooking & Eating our way through Paris
Date: 20th March 2013

Paris, day 1....blog
Wish we were there too. Good to hear you had a good flight, lunch, and a decent meal....5 out of 10; must have been a tough steak. Lamb, I like, but don't have very often. Was it Rack of Lamb, or a shank. Enjoy the rest of your trip. Enjoyed your blog...... and pictures!.....mom and dad

From Blog: Back to Our Travel "Home!"
Date: 16th October 2011


Hi Erin and Matt--Thank you for including me on your trip. I have loved every minute. Have only been to Hamburg, Germany. Your pictures are fantastic and the blogs are like reading a good book. I can cross out Germany off my bucket list. You are great travel guides. Blessings--Gig

From Blog: Auf Wiedersehen Germany
Date: 12th October 2011

BLOGS
You did an oustanding job...It\'s nice you have the ability to travel; where ever it might be, and that you enjoy each others company.....

From Blog: Auf Wiedersehen Germany
Date: 9th October 2011


Nope, they are spendy. I do remember wearing those for halloween.

From Blog: Beautiful Berchtesgaden
Date: 8th October 2011

Laderhousin (sp)
Boo, did you buy any \"Laderhousin\" like you had when you were a little boy....

From Blog: Beautiful Berchtesgaden
Date: 8th October 2011

Eagles Nest
Your best blog yet, very interesting. I would have enjoyed this trip....info and beer...paradise

From Blog: Hitler & the High Alps
Date: 8th October 2011

Everyone should visit Salzburg - and there is sooo much more to see......
One can easily enjoy 2 days in Salzburg the city and several days or a week exploring the province of Salzburg. The Christmas Markets in Salzburg are also worth seeing and a special time of year to visit ! We found this site and their itineraries to be amazingly helpful www.guideyourselftours.com <a href"http://guideyourselftours.com"salzburg austria travel guide itinerary

From Blog: The Hills are alive........
Date: 4th October 2011

castles and food
looks like I should have come with you, it all sounds good....

From Blog: Neuschwanstein and ZEE Alps!
Date: 3rd October 2011


Can\'t wait for the next posting.

From Blog: The Final Solution and Fairytales
Date: 3rd October 2011


and St. Petersburg next year. Our church is going on a mission there in May. I'm not sure I will do that. I would rather just go on tour and skip going into the countryside and seeing no museums.

From Blog: A Moment in Moscow
Date: 13th December 2010

Hi
Very nice pics and entries, I remember being abroad, when I look at them. Thanks, Glenn.


Date: 7th December 2010

Thanks
Hi Matt & Erin, Thanks for wonderful photographs. I am intending to visit Egypt soon & much excited too. The Mural photographs you have clicked are really nice. Compliments..... Sagar

From Blog: Step Pyramid of Saqqara
Date: 27th June 2010

I love your photos
I hope to get to Peru sometime. Thanks for the journey.

From Blog: What altitude sickness?
Date: 21st June 2010


Bravo!!! Usted en tu casa a New Jersey! Muchas Gracias Sorry to hear of your dyhydration problem. I have encountered it a few times while hiking in our area. I'm not a water drinker so I have to remind myself to drink water all the time while hiking. At Camp Muir on Mt. Rainier I was very sick and threw up all over the mini lodge. In a few hours I was ok to start climbing and no more problems. the altitude was 10,000 feet.

From Blog: What altitude sickness?





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