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| 3rd December 2009 elaine pew | teaching in yemen - From: Yemen - Sana'a - Wadi Hadramawt I had the same incredible experience last February and March. Such a wonderful people and destination, but difficult for western women to travel about easily. |
| 14th September 2009 Rev. Terry Andrews | appreciation - From: Jerusalem Wow! Awesome pics. Thank you for letting me see up close what I have not yet been able to see in person. I do not know if I could travel like this though I would love to. Looking at your pictures felt soothing to my spirit, thank you so much for sharing. I would like to follow all the blogs on this site. I just found travelblogs tonight and I am addicted. Rev. Terry |
| 14th July 2009 serpent | PL - From: Wroklaw - Krakow - Zamosc - Warsaw - Gdansk - Torun Just for the record, there is no city called Wroklow in Poland.As far as i know there's Wroclaw ,used to be called Breslau by the nazi bastards.By the way ,i would strongly recommend you to get familiarize with Polish history before sharing your impressions,opinions and remarks regarding Poland with others. |
| 26th May 2009 Zoltan | Locks in Pecs - From: PECS - BUDAPEST There is an old tradition that lovers put a locks to that place and afther that throw away the key. In this way - according to the tradition - their love will live forever... |
| 14th April 2009 jMac | yummy - From: Latacunga Very funny travelogue. I have an Ecuadorian friend, a sophisticated professional woman. She eats guinea pig regularly and so does her family - it's not just for tourists. Tastes like chicken. |
| 26th March 2009 colvinyeates | Cronulla - From: Slovakia - Bratislava -Slovenskia Raj Fair enough but then most people would prefer the Bronx to Cronulla. |
| 20th March 2009 Igor | - From: Slovakia - Bratislava -Slovenskia Raj nicely written. I like reading anything about my home country. And those white socks... I have to do research on it :-) By the way I prefer Slovensky Raj than Cronulla :-) |
| 31st January 2009 Jamel | MY WEDDING - From: Yemen - Sana'a - Wadi Hadramawt Hey m name sjamel am goin to yemen on 2/5/09 to have my wedding their ... Am petty happy bout it but dont knoe the country very well so do u noe of maps or websites that has a map |
| 10th December 2008 HattyinBologna | - From: Fethıye - Kaş - Antalya - Goreme Your blog is a joy to read; I really love your style of writing! I was in Turkey this summer in Istanbul, Cappadoccia and also the south coast around Fethiye. Unfortunately I hadn't started writing a blog at that point though. The pictures are also fantastic. |
| 30th April 2008 colvinyeates | - From: PECS - BUDAPEST With all those locks, that's a lot of good luck. If you are at all interested, check my photo library on www.colvinyeates@zenfolio.com |
| 29th April 2008 Dennis | locks in pecs - From: PECS - BUDAPEST Oh and btw, the locks in Pecs are there for good luck |
| 2nd March 2008 JN Singh | - From: Inle Lake - Mandalay - Bagan - Yangon Couldnt believe that you were not using your Nikon D 200 but a Canon Ixux. The photos are really well and definitely much above the standards of travelblog site. LOL. wonder what pics the SLR would have brought. Cheerio. |
| 28th November 2007 E. Mattice | Etretat question - From: Brittany - Normandy I have been to these places, and I cannot find any info on what WW2 action, happened at Etretat. Does anyone have some specific info? ie, what allied forces where there? I saw german bunkers with battle scars but no idea who was there during the war besides the german troops. |
| 10th November 2007 Jeanette | Stalking - the TRUE story - From: İstanbul - Gallıpolı - Selcuk Bonita and Adrian, do tell!! Or whoever else is out there....We do know there is more than one side to a story - ex Hossegor house mates. |
| 5th November 2007 adrian | - From: İstanbul - Gallıpolı - Selcuk that wine was crap!!! Happy to be stalked see you in Aleppo |
| 31st October 2007 GW | Oh yeah who was stalking who - From: İstanbul - Gallıpolı - Selcuk Adr1an and Bon1ta were not the only ones stalking you |
| 31st August 2007 Ievy | Gent - From: Antwerp - Brussels - Ghent- Bruges - Ypres We try to keep that one a secret. Hope you enjoyed Belgium as much as I enjoyed reading this blog. Love the witty comments. Safe travels. |
| 27th July 2007 Peter | Thermal baths - From: PECS - BUDAPEST Rudas Baths are much more friendly & all in cost!!! |
| 27th June 2007 Kel Mc | TV Stardom Awaits - From: MONTENEGRO Gaz, the boys from 13 told me of your blog and I've just been reading a bit whilst lazing by the water cooler in the lovely humpy town of Alexandria. Sounds like you're both having a great time with some spectacular pics to match. Word on the street is that Ben Dark from Getaway is nervously awaiting your return. All the best, Kel. |
| 1st June 2007 Nick | Channel 59 - From: Sarajevo - Mostar Hi P & G! Glad you could tear Gaz away from the TV and speed off Pen. I can guess that you are in a hurry for more tuna in Croatia. I have a mate called Harry in Zagreb, He's the Nat Sales Manager for VW. Where to next? Hope to get email from you soon, cheers, Nick |
| 19th April 2007 Scott | Coffee Bleh - From: Bilbao I'm with you Yeatesy, all coffee is poison ,and I don't mean Fish, |
| 14th April 2007 Jay | St George supporters - From: Bilbao I hope those supporters were going to pray for the dragons because at the moment they could not beat the local Zaragoza team |
| 13th March 2007 Jay | Rome - From: Isabella Island I think you under estimate Rome or your last visit to Leichardt was on a very dark night. |
| 12th March 2007 Scott Kelly | "El Nariz del Diablo " - From: Isabella Island Well what do you know eh , the old "El diablo del Sol" cruising around the devil's nose. I myself have been cruising the beautiful empty beachbreaks of Narooma del Sol surfing Punta Dalmeney with hardly a gringo insight. I Love your colourfull descriptions of all those amazing destinations you have been touring. All the best Scott. |
| 7th March 2007 Jeanette | - From: Latacunga You just mentioned guinea pig stew for breakfast. Had been waiting to hear about the deep fried guinea pig that is the 'novelty' dinner served up for all the tourists. Not sure which country...have had at least three reports from three different friends travelling in the area. |
| 7th March 2007 Jeanette | On Your Bikes - From: Coroico See, now you know how Jay feels, and his frequent return visits to Italy. Bike riding - a great way to take it all in. |
| 7th March 2007 Jeanette | Wow - From: The Salt Flats Stunning pics on the salt flats guys!! Great commentary. Ha, ha. Keep it coming. Have a few more entries to read to catch up. Where have I been, what have I been doing...... Luv J |
| 6th March 2007 sparra | transport - From: Latacunga why do you keep going higher and further to find the worst forms of transportation known to man? Ok the lake in the vlocano looked pretty. |
| 26th February 2007 al lavo | hey gazza - From: Last good bye cool trip guys... we're all very envious!!! Have fun... stay in touch... Al@ gold coast australia..... |
| 25th February 2007 Ovidio | About US dollars - From: Quito The answer is : no. we cant not print us dollarsbills. we do have special coins that can be used just in ecuador. they are different from the american ones just in their design weight and volumen characteristics are the same for both... that's what i have heard |
| 16th February 2007 Lisa | Yuk - From: La Paz, Bolivia I shudder to think what they actually do with the dried llama foetus........did you find out? Do I want to know? |
| 15th February 2007 Jeanette | Hi There - From: Lake Titicaca Hey hey, travellers. Nick, Lew and J went to Cronulla this morning. Boys certainly enjoyed their surf. Nick would anyhow, you'll hear him crying, very loudly, as he flies out for eight weeks on Saturday. I walked, while the boys surfed. Water temp beautiful, windless, easterly swell, banks needing a bit of shape. Would have LOVED a swim myself, but by the time I'd finished we were all thinking of our bowls of cereal back home. Thanks for the travel updates. Keep them coming. Enjoy!!! |
| 7th February 2007 Jeanette | Greetings from Sydney - From: Cordoba Oh how I would LOVE to add something witty. Suffice to say that I had a good chuckle at the commentary so far. Haven't been to the travel blog for quite a few days...what have I been doing??!! Will be checking in on your progress, my thoughts are with you. Lots of love Jeanette |
| 19th January 2007 colvinyeates | Men Doz AH - From: Viva Maradona actually better knowm for their Malbec |
| 17th January 2007 Jak | Shelley Park News - From: Chilecito / La Rioja Hi guys, sounds llike you are living the high life what, with all that (as described) great food, alcohol and lots of sleep!!!!!! Just so you know we are all still training hard over here, Sunday morning has moved for a change up to Greenhills outdoor gym area...just a few more implements for me to torture everyone with...Donna had her first one on one session at 5.30am this morning and despite lack of sleep due to her frivolous lifestyle she held up very well, so Penny dont forget to lean on a few odd ruins over there and push out some tricep dips!!!!! love hearing your news...take care.. |
| 16th January 2007 kl23 | - From: One down, 364 to go Reading different opinions I have come to the conclusion that people miss out a lof of interesenting parts of Santiago. It is true, however, that santiago does not have many must sees like Paris or New york but is a relative modern and clean city with different intereseting things to see. I stayed there for two months and I really appreciated the lifestyle in Santiago. |
| 14th January 2007 Jay | vino - From: Viva Maradona Is Men do za famous for it's Merlot? |
| 12th January 2007 Tracy Davis | Who the Elle??? - From: One down, 364 to go Is that Elle McPherson or Elle McFeast that Penny feels like??? |
| 11th January 2007 Yvette | - From: Viva Maradona Hi guys what a funky site this is- a very cool way to keep in touch. Glad to hear that you are loving south america so far. I was just wondering if you are yet to meet a guy whos name you may of heard of over in your part of the world, hes a pretty popular chap, i think he goes by the name of Paul Favour!!!!!!! i never got to meet him but there is certainly lots of people mentioning his name. Do try and get some salads into you too as well as all that churascaro stuff, also hope you get to have a tango or two. Disfrutir! |
| 11th January 2007 juan valdes | cafe con piernas - From: One down, 364 to go too bad your coffee experience wasn't better. there are good cafes in santiago, but most people like instante. chile is a tea drinking country, with the highest per capita tea consumption in the western hemisphere (i don't mean mate, aka 'paraguayan tea, just regular black tea). santiago is a great city, so you may have to change the way you rate a society on something other than coffee. cheers! |
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