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Date: 19th March 2012


Thank you, glad you liked the post...

From Blog: K - k - k - k - Kathmandu
Date: 12th March 2012

Kathmandu
This is an absolute golden words that you have posted in this article. This article is very nice which can impress anyone and tempt to post a comment.

From Blog: K - k - k - k - Kathmandu
Date: 7th February 2011

Shukran!
Thanks and glad you liked the pics...it was an amazing place to visit, absolutely beautiful, hope to return someday...

From Blog: Todra Gorge
Date: 7th February 2011

the mount u see, my home
nice sight, from this place, i can see all my father home near the mount u see, it s still an amazing place thanks for this wonderful vision

From Blog: Todra Gorge
Date: 18th January 2011

Thanks!
Thanks Jim, glad you liked the pics...yes, Pawel and Ela are great folks, hope to get back to Villa Pavela someday, loved my time in Nicaragua...have fun!

From Blog: Nicaragua bound: Of hammocks, surfing and cervezas
Date: 18th January 2011

Awsome Pics
OK,Iam in the process of confirming with Ela-She seems really nice..but wowww Iam really excited now after looking at your pic's..I used to surf many years ago...lol but I think iam going to have to give it a go again...my fiance is from Nica and we are going north to visit her family 1st than to Villa Pavela-if all goes as planned.. thanx for making me even more excited to go to Nica and especialy Villa Pavela!

From Blog: Nicaragua bound: Of hammocks, surfing and cervezas
Date: 10th December 2010


Fantastic! Thanks for the compliment, enjoy yourself!

From Blog: Meknes & Volubilis
Date: 10th December 2010

great pics, thanks for sharing
I am going to Meknes-Volubilis this weekend, got inspired by your pictures!

From Blog: Meknes & Volubilis
Date: 27th November 2010


Thank you thank you, glad you liked the pics...and yes, do get to Bali, fantastic place!

From Blog: Ubud Redux
Date: 27th November 2010

Canuck traveller
Very nice pictures! Hope I can follow in my fellow Canadian's footsteps someday and see Bali! Happy travels.

From Blog: Ubud Redux
Date: 8th November 2010

Volubilis
Hi Kovik, For Volubilis I just hired a Grand Taxi for the morning, no tour guide. I was staying in the Ville Nouvelle and found a taxi station behind a gas station west of the traffic circle I think (on the road to the Medina; sorry, it's been a while since I was there but believe that's where it was). I just did Volubilis on my own with the Lonely Planet guide map, although in hindsight I think I should have gotten a guide when I got there (there are plenty hanging around the entrance to the site). Add on Moulay Idriss if you go, it's on the way and really cool (didn't stop there, just drove through it). Any other questions please let me know, glad to help... Jeff

From Blog: Meknes & Volubilis
Date: 21st October 2010

Meknes/Volubilis trip
Hi Jeff, I just saw your blog regarding your meknes/volubilis visit. We are planning to go there next month, i just got some questions (i hope you wont mind). Can you please tell me how to go to volubilis from meknes? did you hire a local tour guide or you just went there with your buddies? Thank you, kovik

From Blog: Meknes & Volubilis
Date: 18th August 2010

fantastic
fantastic place at the gate of Sahara, thanks a lot to Rachid for all the talks and suggestions and info he gave us during our staying.

From Blog: Merzouga - Sahara!
Date: 13th April 2010

Parking
Thanks for the kind words Stephanie, glad you liked the pics...I didn't have a vehicle in Morocco but I don't think you should have too many problems finding a place to park your car. It was busy up at the far end of the Gorge where we stayed, but I think there was a little parking lot at the foot of the trail we were on...similarly the trail ended at a small town south of where we were staying that had some parking. The trail we were on started just after the hotel Les Roches where we stayed, and you can see it in the first photo sort of centre and heading out to the right (hopefully it's still the same name, the hotel is actually just tucked in behind that large crack in the photo, and we hiked up to that vantage point in very short time). It was about 4 hours, and we got a little lost so see if you can find a map...otherwise just sticking to the road will give you some fantastic sites...Check also to see what the weather will be doing at that time of year; my gal was there in October and the gorge was flooded, she couldn't get all the way in...Enjoy your trip and any other questions please let me know! Jeff

From Blog: Todra Gorge
Date: 10th April 2010

Beautiful pictures
Hello! Great photos of Todra Gorge! I've been researching the place because I'm planning on going in June this year. Can you please tell me if it's possible to park my car there and make a 3-4 hour hiking loop back to my car? I would love to be in this area. Thanks! ~Stephanie

From Blog: Todra Gorge
Date: 22nd September 2009


You should be fine with the Yaris...we didn't get up to Managua but would have to guess that the roads are fine in the city. All depends where you want to go I guess; we spent most of our time around San Juan del Sur and the road wasn't paved once you got off the Intercontinental Hwy which made for slow going (major potholes) but apparently the road has now been paved. We drove no problem to Grenada, but again left the car on the mainland for a trip to Ometepe Island (not recommended to bring the Yaris, trouble enough in a 4x4). Went exploring beaches one day and couldn't get through some flooding on the road, but aside from that it was fine...again, depends on how remote you plan on going...any other questions please drop me a line... J

From Blog: Nicaragua bound: Of hammocks, surfing and cervezas
Date: 21st September 2009

question
we arrive on the 27th of this month in managua and renting a yaris. A 4x4 is 1600 a month. We cant offord that so we decided on the yaris. You think that is a good idea?

From Blog: Nicaragua bound: Of hammocks, surfing and cervezas
Date: 10th July 2009


Thanks for the kind words Kate, glad my blog was of help to escape the touts...Chez Julia is a cool spot, would love to go back some day...and the Sahara, man I miss it!

From Blog: Merzouga - Sahara!
Date: 8th July 2009

Thanks
Because of your blog I decided to stay at Chez Julia after being badly faux guided to another place. It is fantastic and will recommend to everyone. Like you I had a truely amazing time in the dunes and hope also return one day. Happy travellin. Kate.

From Blog: Merzouga - Sahara!
Date: 25th April 2009


Sorry, the only Snake Wine I encountered was of the "getting drunk" variety...which late at night I'm sure will cure what ails ya temporarily (at least until morning...haha...) but nothing beyond that...

From Blog: Floating Markets and Snake Wine...
Date: 25th April 2009

http://www.asiansnakewine.com
Hello, Do you know where to find different chinese medecine as Snake wine ? I already own this one: http://www.asiansnakewine.com But looking for different types of natural medecine. Thanks for help. (by the way I found your website on Google when looking for Snake wine bottles)

From Blog: Floating Markets and Snake Wine...
Date: 5th August 2008


It's a great beach, perfect place to learn to surf...and yes there are stingrays, two of us got stung actually...at certain times of the year there are jellyfish as well apparently, although they weren't around when we were there...

From Blog: Nicaragua bound: Of hammocks, surfing and cervezas
Date: 5th August 2008

Nice pics
we loved playa remanso. my son learned there surfing. are there really stingrays?

From Blog: Nicaragua bound: Of hammocks, surfing and cervezas
Date: 16th March 2008

el castillo
El Castillo es paraiso. We recently spent a few days there. Look for great food at El Jardin Escondido and tell John I sent you. Jude

From Blog: Costa Rica: El Castillo and the Arenal Volcano
Date: 21st February 2008


We didn't make it to the Nicoya peninsula, but I've heard that Montezuma is great. We were only in the mainland, no beaches unfortunately...

From Blog: Costa Rica: Bring on the Zip Lines!





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