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| 1st August 2009 Ol' Uncle Rich | - From: Relax To The Max What the hell is that retarded midget playing with? Is it his Bilbo Baggins? |
| 1st August 2009 Ol' Uncle Rich | - From: Animal Farm "Jamie stroking a kid". Michael Jackson eat yer heart out. |
| 31st July 2009 Jarge | Gollum - From: The WETA The Better So who's minding your house now then? |
| 31st July 2009 Wakeham | - From: Animal Farm "Jamie stroking a kid" that just sounds wrong :) |
| 27th July 2009 maider | Canoe - From: Canoe and Canyon Hi we will be going to Fish River Canyon in august and we are thinking of a canoe trip, could you please tell us what was the company you did your trip with? Was it just one day? would recommend more than one? Thanks maider |
| 18th June 2009 Joan Jones | Feet - From: Getting things done on African time Natalie can never resist getting her feet in a photograph |
| 18th June 2009 Joan Jones | Solitude - From: Getting things done on African time What a wonderful scene of solitude, Natalie sitting on the veranda at the tree house, overrlooking the water. |
| 16th June 2009 Uncle Rich | Water `ole - From: Proper animals like! I`m sure there are a few Bustads up in the Gurnos. |
| 14th June 2009 Uncle Richard | Cheetah`s - From: Petting Cheetah's Why didn`t you try petting a wild cheetah? They look soo cuddley Anyway, we forgot to wish you a Happy Birthday so HAPPY BIRTHDAY JAMIE! (Bloody marvelous.....we don`t have to buy you a present) Old Uncle Rich and Ancient Aunty Mary. |
| 31st May 2009 Denise Coulahan | Hi - From: Canoe and Canyon Hi both - fab to catch up with you, it all looks amazing. Glad your enjoying it. Missing you both - hey Nat am meeting Hallsey on Wednesday for Starbucks cake and coffee if you fancy it?! lol xxxx |
| 18th May 2009 The Nucleus | Congratulations - From: Canoe and Canyon Congratulations Jay, on the first entry where you haven't whinged about every single thing. If you're like that when you get to Sydney you can stay at the YMCA. Reading Natalie's entries makes me thirsty for travel and adventure. Reading your's makes me thirsty for arsenic and the slow release of death. |
| 28th April 2009 Mat | Carry on - From: Down South for the Winter Your story is very interesting to read, I must say I wish you had carried on with your trip down the Garden Route, there is so many amazing places to see. The town I really enjoyed with Plettenberg Bay, we went skydiving there, it was so amazing and we stayed in a backpackers (hostel) called Starling Village Backpackers who were just across the road from the skydive. What an amazing place, it is an old farm house in the forest with nature all around us. The people there are also so amazing and hell can they cook, the entertained us with a true South African braai (BBQ) which was out of the world. I can't wait to go back!!! |
| 27th April 2009 Fundi | South African food - From: Down South for the Winter Whow!! The food looks delicious!! Many travellers are surprised by the variety & quality of South African dishes. Luckily for most travellers - normally you walk a lot, so it's more difficult to put on a few kilos. |
| 27th April 2009 Fundi | Cape of Good Hope - From: Cape Of No Hope What's the plan? Where are you guys heading? As you said - South Africa is a BIG country. Make time to stop & spend time in some of the beautiful small coastal towns. Hiking, whale watching, snorkeling, cage diving, bird watching are all very popular activities. It really is a scenic coastline. Enjoy!! |
| 26th April 2009 Huw | - From: No Great White in Sight and the Drive of Joy yawn |
| 26th April 2009 Griffo | - From: Down South for the Winter whatever |
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