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Date: 10th March 2013
Great post. I just located your blog and wished to let you know that I have certainly loved reading your blogs. At any rate I’m going to be subscribing to your feed and I really hope you are writing again soon. What to do with frizzy hair
From Blog: Hair, Elvis, Greetings and an Ancient Greek joke
Great post. I just located your blog and wished to let you know that I have certainly loved reading your blogs. At any rate I’m going to be subscribing to your feed and I really hope you are writing again soon. What to do with frizzy hair
From Blog: Hair, Elvis, Greetings and an Ancient Greek joke
it's a baby (with no lower half at all) that decided it was a good idea to run hurdles. clearly.
From Blog: Suitcases, Footballers, Isolationism and Chorizo
Date: 3rd February 2012
Was just facebook stalking and ended up on this page, i miss the street food. A lot. It was mostly safe for you, i only managed to get real food poisoning twice and once was street food the other was a restaurant so.. not a bad record for the street food really. Did you ever grab a Roger Moore in Xi'an? They had a lot of types up there.
From Blog: Snootiness, Hygiene, Fried Tofu and Roger Moore
Was just facebook stalking and ended up on this page, i miss the street food. A lot. It was mostly safe for you, i only managed to get real food poisoning twice and once was street food the other was a restaurant so.. not a bad record for the street food really. Did you ever grab a Roger Moore in Xi'an? They had a lot of types up there.
From Blog: Snootiness, Hygiene, Fried Tofu and Roger Moore
Date: 2nd January 2012
You are so spot on about signage issues in Hungary. And your assessment of the spas being like a labyrinth is totally true. While I did not visit the Szechenyi Baths, I did visit Gellert and it probably took us at least an hour to pay for our tickets, rent a towel, figure out how to use the lockers, and actually find where we were supposed to go. Love the post; keep them coming. Happy New Year.
From Blog: Spas, Loincloths, Segregation and Service.
You are so spot on about signage issues in Hungary. And your assessment of the spas being like a labyrinth is totally true. While I did not visit the Szechenyi Baths, I did visit Gellert and it probably took us at least an hour to pay for our tickets, rent a towel, figure out how to use the lockers, and actually find where we were supposed to go. Love the post; keep them coming. Happy New Year.
From Blog: Spas, Loincloths, Segregation and Service.
Date: 23rd December 2011
It was great to have met you in Hungary. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this post (great pics by the way) and look forward to reading all about your adventures in Spain!
From Blog: Puskas, Spooky Buildings, Statues and Elvis
It was great to have met you in Hungary. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this post (great pics by the way) and look forward to reading all about your adventures in Spain!
From Blog: Puskas, Spooky Buildings, Statues and Elvis
Date: 23rd August 2011
our chance to see the magician again
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From Blog: Puerto Viejo - Warm water, big waves and a funny magician.
our chance to see the magician again
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From Blog: Puerto Viejo - Warm water, big waves and a funny magician.
Date: 25th April 2011
i love how you sign off with pura vida! keep bloggin!!
From Blog: River. Mountain. Moat?
i love how you sign off with pura vida! keep bloggin!!
From Blog: River. Mountain. Moat?
Date: 4th April 2011
language barrier
Well not barrier exactly more like a hurdle and until you're as proficient as Colin Jackson or Sally Gunnell were (maybe still are for all I know), I guess you'll have to keep conducting yourself - not painful is it? But persevere as I am sure their are openings for excellent radion presenters. Just thinking of sense and non sense and laughing! I certainly sounds like it would make my brain ache, plus arms too, if I tried to learn the lingo. I'm having enough problems trying to get back to speaking French which as we all know is just a series of eeehs and aaws shrugged shoulders turning of the hands palms up and turning of the mouth down all at the same time... Dave your choice is easier methinks... adios until the next time oh and PS more piccies please
From Blog: TONES, TONES, TONES and TONES
language barrier
Well not barrier exactly more like a hurdle and until you're as proficient as Colin Jackson or Sally Gunnell were (maybe still are for all I know), I guess you'll have to keep conducting yourself - not painful is it? But persevere as I am sure their are openings for excellent radion presenters. Just thinking of sense and non sense and laughing! I certainly sounds like it would make my brain ache, plus arms too, if I tried to learn the lingo. I'm having enough problems trying to get back to speaking French which as we all know is just a series of eeehs and aaws shrugged shoulders turning of the hands palms up and turning of the mouth down all at the same time... Dave your choice is easier methinks... adios until the next time oh and PS more piccies please
From Blog: TONES, TONES, TONES and TONES
Date: 22nd March 2011
Xiangyang
The name change is because Xiangyang is the ancient name of the the original city (inside the walls around gulou) before it was all incorporated together. They changed it back because the city is popular among fans of the three kingdoms romance and is important to the history of that time. How long have you been here?
From Blog: "Istanbul Not Constantinople"
Xiangyang
The name change is because Xiangyang is the ancient name of the the original city (inside the walls around gulou) before it was all incorporated together. They changed it back because the city is popular among fans of the three kingdoms romance and is important to the history of that time. How long have you been here?
From Blog: "Istanbul Not Constantinople"
Date: 21st March 2011
china in your hand
the first of Dave's travelogues I've read. Dave the holiday programme awaits! Sounds amazing and written with same humour we all miss at 2hr (that's the hospital radio Dave) lol anyway there's always a song in the air and you do truly seem to have china in your hand. I could add some pics of Huddersfield but just doesnt seem to have the same ring Xiangyang. Keep on trekkin (I know) Chris
From Blog: "Istanbul Not Constantinople"
china in your hand
the first of Dave's travelogues I've read. Dave the holiday programme awaits! Sounds amazing and written with same humour we all miss at 2hr (that's the hospital radio Dave) lol anyway there's always a song in the air and you do truly seem to have china in your hand. I could add some pics of Huddersfield but just doesnt seem to have the same ring Xiangyang. Keep on trekkin (I know) Chris
From Blog: "Istanbul Not Constantinople"
Date: 21st March 2011
Finest Coffee
Just so a you know some of the finest coffee in the world comes from beans eaten and passed out by animals.
From Blog: Ji'Nan, Cherokees and how to defecate in a cafe.
Finest Coffee
Just so a you know some of the finest coffee in the world comes from beans eaten and passed out by animals.
From Blog: Ji'Nan, Cherokees and how to defecate in a cafe.
Date: 21st March 2011
Surely...
...they shit on the floor in Liverpool, don't they?
From Blog: Ji'Nan, Cherokees and how to defecate in a cafe.
Surely...
...they shit on the floor in Liverpool, don't they?
From Blog: Ji'Nan, Cherokees and how to defecate in a cafe.
Date: 6th December 2010
if you think nosara is remote....
if you liked nosara you should head south and check out san miguel, that is truly another world! nosara is developed and is like a mini america....but we found this place and are dying to go back, it is just paradise at its best, as a close and affordable destination. stayed at cristal azul on the hill, best place we stayed in all of costa rica by far. no sinage so get in touch with the before you get there and they will spoil you rotten!
From Blog: That's not a grasshopper....THIS is a grasshopper!
if you think nosara is remote....
if you liked nosara you should head south and check out san miguel, that is truly another world! nosara is developed and is like a mini america....but we found this place and are dying to go back, it is just paradise at its best, as a close and affordable destination. stayed at cristal azul on the hill, best place we stayed in all of costa rica by far. no sinage so get in touch with the before you get there and they will spoil you rotten!
From Blog: That's not a grasshopper....THIS is a grasshopper!
Date: 25th November 2010
Two Fat Arse's !!
"Of course if you'd asked me that while I was sitting next to the lady who's ass took up all of her seat and half of mine for five hours, I'd have probably said something a little different, and it would have taken a full hermit crab parade down the centre of the bus to have changed my mind."...................................good job I wasn't there too Mr Rymer, with my fat arse, those bloody hermit crabs would have had to have danced the fandango & juggled sea anemones to get you through that trip !! :-) All the Best Dave T
From Blog: Puerto Viejo - Warm water, big waves and a funny magician.
Two Fat Arse's !!
"Of course if you'd asked me that while I was sitting next to the lady who's ass took up all of her seat and half of mine for five hours, I'd have probably said something a little different, and it would have taken a full hermit crab parade down the centre of the bus to have changed my mind."...................................good job I wasn't there too Mr Rymer, with my fat arse, those bloody hermit crabs would have had to have danced the fandango & juggled sea anemones to get you through that trip !! :-) All the Best Dave T
From Blog: Puerto Viejo - Warm water, big waves and a funny magician.
Date: 19th November 2010
hahaha
This has just made me laugh at my desk at 5.16 on a weary Friday evening in Security. I'm going to think about that crazy old lady spitting on your friend's leg all the way home.
From Blog: Machetes, Gringos and the man's way to chop wood
hahaha
This has just made me laugh at my desk at 5.16 on a weary Friday evening in Security. I'm going to think about that crazy old lady spitting on your friend's leg all the way home.
From Blog: Machetes, Gringos and the man's way to chop wood
Date: 22nd October 2010
Any radio out there Dave?
From Blog: Soup Kitchens, The Macarena and Daniel Powter wannabes
Any radio out there Dave?
From Blog: Soup Kitchens, The Macarena and Daniel Powter wannabes
Date: 19th October 2010
Best Wishes from Huddersfield Hospital Radio! ..
Hi there, Mr Rymer .. We heard at our Committee meeting on 19th Oct that you are having a great time, and have been known to try out some ZipWires!! .. All the Best to you and Yours .. have a great time, and how's about attempting to get into Community Radio over there? .. Keep us posted .. Lynne Barrow (Secretary, Hudds Hosp Radio)
Best Wishes from Huddersfield Hospital Radio! ..
Hi there, Mr Rymer .. We heard at our Committee meeting on 19th Oct that you are having a great time, and have been known to try out some ZipWires!! .. All the Best to you and Yours .. have a great time, and how's about attempting to get into Community Radio over there? .. Keep us posted .. Lynne Barrow (Secretary, Hudds Hosp Radio)
Date: 19th October 2010
Man up Rymer!
When I'm in the Amazon, I cross bridges like that all the time... infact, more ricketty, more creaky, and much, much longer.... at least 2 or 3 miles long. There's alligators (not crocodiles) waiting to snap at you in the murky waters below and vultures (not pigeons) above waiting to pull apart any left overs of your flesh. Stop whinging and get on with it man. BB Bollocks.
From Blog: La Carpio and The Difficult Second Blog.
Man up Rymer!
When I'm in the Amazon, I cross bridges like that all the time... infact, more ricketty, more creaky, and much, much longer.... at least 2 or 3 miles long. There's alligators (not crocodiles) waiting to snap at you in the murky waters below and vultures (not pigeons) above waiting to pull apart any left overs of your flesh. Stop whinging and get on with it man. BB Bollocks.
From Blog: La Carpio and The Difficult Second Blog.
Date: 8th October 2010
You get around a bit don't ya Dave! Come back though... Withernsea misses you.
From Blog: Puerto Viejo - Warm water, big waves and a funny magician.
You get around a bit don't ya Dave! Come back though... Withernsea misses you.
From Blog: Puerto Viejo - Warm water, big waves and a funny magician.
I want....
...a go on that bridge!
From Blog: La Carpio and The Difficult Second Blog.
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from Bayona
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From Blog: Medieval, Shoe-making, Jousting and Stroppy Owls