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love this!
nice colors =)
From Blog: Go Slow! You Better Belize It On Caye Caulker!
Photo
Can you send me this pic digitally - we are having a SA theme party and are looking for something like this to put in the entry way - thx
From Blog: Two for Tango in Buenos Aires
Date: 10th March 2010
great entry!
Hi, Been following your latest entries...Tikal and Belize are high high on my list....should be there summer 2011....no time before sadly. Hi from Uganda where I saw the gorillas this morning, and tomorrow is trekking on volcanoes...
From Blog: Sunrise with the Howler Monkeys at Tikal
great entry!
Hi, Been following your latest entries...Tikal and Belize are high high on my list....should be there summer 2011....no time before sadly. Hi from Uganda where I saw the gorillas this morning, and tomorrow is trekking on volcanoes...
From Blog: Sunrise with the Howler Monkeys at Tikal
Date: 6th March 2010
Thanks Lukas!
Thanks for the comments! We love Belize and we highly recommend going to Caye Caulker. The snorkeling tour was well worth it so we definitely recommend that! We went with Ez-boy (or something like that) but there are lots of tour agencies there that offer similar tours. If you have time (and don't mind splurging a little), we took a 3 day sailing cruise from Caye Caulker to Placencia and absolutely loved that also. We went with Raggamuffin tours for that. We love our camera! It's a Canon G10 and all of our non-underwater pictures were taken with it. Unfortunately, we don't have a waterproof case for the camera so we bought a disposible Kodak underwater camera, which can be found almost in any shop on Caye Caulker. Hope this helps and have an awesome in Belize! :)
From Blog: Go Slow! You Better Belize It On Caye Caulker!
Thanks Lukas!
Thanks for the comments! We love Belize and we highly recommend going to Caye Caulker. The snorkeling tour was well worth it so we definitely recommend that! We went with Ez-boy (or something like that) but there are lots of tour agencies there that offer similar tours. If you have time (and don't mind splurging a little), we took a 3 day sailing cruise from Caye Caulker to Placencia and absolutely loved that also. We went with Raggamuffin tours for that. We love our camera! It's a Canon G10 and all of our non-underwater pictures were taken with it. Unfortunately, we don't have a waterproof case for the camera so we bought a disposible Kodak underwater camera, which can be found almost in any shop on Caye Caulker. Hope this helps and have an awesome in Belize! :)
From Blog: Go Slow! You Better Belize It On Caye Caulker!
Date: 6th March 2010
awesome pictures!!!
hey guys, you took some awesome underwater pictures!!! well done!! what camera are you guys using?????? i'm travelling to belize as well in a couple of weeks time and we are also going to caye caulker. any special recommendation? lukas (from austria, living in London) :-))
From Blog: Go Slow! You Better Belize It On Caye Caulker!
awesome pictures!!!
hey guys, you took some awesome underwater pictures!!! well done!! what camera are you guys using?????? i'm travelling to belize as well in a couple of weeks time and we are also going to caye caulker. any special recommendation? lukas (from austria, living in London) :-))
From Blog: Go Slow! You Better Belize It On Caye Caulker!
Date: 3rd February 2010
Salar tour
We both don't remember the name of the agency...sorry! It was a last minute thing. However, it was around 100USD per person. That is on the high end. We thought we were paying extra for an "English guide" who turned out not speaking any English! A lot of other tours promise the English guide as well and don't follow through. All the tours are pretty much identical, so use cost as a the primary decision factor.
From Blog: 3 Day Uyuni Salt Flat and Lagoon Tour
Salar tour
We both don't remember the name of the agency...sorry! It was a last minute thing. However, it was around 100USD per person. That is on the high end. We thought we were paying extra for an "English guide" who turned out not speaking any English! A lot of other tours promise the English guide as well and don't follow through. All the tours are pretty much identical, so use cost as a the primary decision factor.
From Blog: 3 Day Uyuni Salt Flat and Lagoon Tour
Date: 3rd February 2010
Great entry
Sorry to read about your bag. Another great entry! Which agency did you used? how much did your three days cost? Another place on our July itinery.
From Blog: 3 Day Uyuni Salt Flat and Lagoon Tour
Great entry
Sorry to read about your bag. Another great entry! Which agency did you used? how much did your three days cost? Another place on our July itinery.
From Blog: 3 Day Uyuni Salt Flat and Lagoon Tour
Date: 19th January 2010
Thanks!
Thanks Nicolas! We loved Easter Island. Hope you have an awesome time there in March!
From Blog: A Rare Birthday Celebration on Easter Island
Thanks!
Thanks Nicolas! We loved Easter Island. Hope you have an awesome time there in March!
From Blog: A Rare Birthday Celebration on Easter Island
Date: 16th January 2010
awesome blog! i hope to be there in march 20th! regards
From Blog: A Rare Birthday Celebration on Easter Island
awesome blog! i hope to be there in march 20th! regards
From Blog: A Rare Birthday Celebration on Easter Island
Date: 11th December 2009
Hey Jennifer
Thanks for your comment. It's great to hear that you liked our blog and enjoy your trip!
From Blog: Bogota And The Salt Cathedral
Hey Jennifer
Thanks for your comment. It's great to hear that you liked our blog and enjoy your trip!
From Blog: Bogota And The Salt Cathedral
Date: 11th December 2009
Thanks for the great blog!
I'm going to Colombia in January and it was great to read about your experiences and look at your pictures. My husband is from Bogota and we are going to visit family and do alot of sightseeing. Thanks again!
From Blog: Bogota And The Salt Cathedral
Thanks for the great blog!
I'm going to Colombia in January and it was great to read about your experiences and look at your pictures. My husband is from Bogota and we are going to visit family and do alot of sightseeing. Thanks again!
From Blog: Bogota And The Salt Cathedral
Date: 8th December 2009
That sucks to hear that your pack was stolen, Miko! I hate how tourists are seen as ideal targets for some, even though tourism helps their economy. Those experiments at the equator sounded really cool though. :)
From Blog: The Middle Of The World
That sucks to hear that your pack was stolen, Miko! I hate how tourists are seen as ideal targets for some, even though tourism helps their economy. Those experiments at the equator sounded really cool though. :)
From Blog: The Middle Of The World
Date: 4th December 2009
Hello Again
Seems between cats and Lamas that you are both attracting some fine animal friends. The inovation of the ancient cultures can certainly teach us. Love always, Mum and Dad
From Blog: Machu Picchu
Hello Again
Seems between cats and Lamas that you are both attracting some fine animal friends. The inovation of the ancient cultures can certainly teach us. Love always, Mum and Dad
From Blog: Machu Picchu
Date: 4th December 2009
Ancient City
Hello Rumiko and Justin: What a beatuiful city old buildings nestled in beautiful countryside. Your travels certainly bring to home that there are many beautiful places in the world with old charm. From the discriptions and pictures in your blogs Victoria is rather bla!!! Hope all is well. Love always, Mum and Dad
From Blog: Cusco
Ancient City
Hello Rumiko and Justin: What a beatuiful city old buildings nestled in beautiful countryside. Your travels certainly bring to home that there are many beautiful places in the world with old charm. From the discriptions and pictures in your blogs Victoria is rather bla!!! Hope all is well. Love always, Mum and Dad
From Blog: Cusco
Date: 4th December 2009
Rest
Hello Rumiko and Justin (aka bus travellers) What a nice place to rest. The hostel looks like a four star hotel. Anyhow hope that you are both rested for your next adventure. Love, Mum and Dad.
From Blog: A Well Deserved Beach Break After 40 Hours Of Bussing
Rest
Hello Rumiko and Justin (aka bus travellers) What a nice place to rest. The hostel looks like a four star hotel. Anyhow hope that you are both rested for your next adventure. Love, Mum and Dad.
From Blog: A Well Deserved Beach Break After 40 Hours Of Bussing
Date: 3rd December 2009
Machu Picchu
Hello Rumiko and Justin: I particularly like this place. The mountain scenery is beautiful and certainly as in many of the places you have visited the old buildings blend in to the scenery. Nice cat obviously very fond of Justin. Love always and once again be carefull. Dad
From Blog: The Little Town Before Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu
Hello Rumiko and Justin: I particularly like this place. The mountain scenery is beautiful and certainly as in many of the places you have visited the old buildings blend in to the scenery. Nice cat obviously very fond of Justin. Love always and once again be carefull. Dad
From Blog: The Little Town Before Machu Picchu
Date: 3rd December 2009
Uros Islands
Hello Rumiko and Juistin: Exciting adventure once again. Especially the border crossing and the "money" to be paid by the UK (United Kingdom) to the border guards. It seems that corruption takes on many forms. Border crossings one thing then on a bigger and grancer scale large banks that require billions of dollars in bailouts. Puts into perspective!! The Uros Islands are fascinating. I belive that the boats are made of reeds. The skill required is ancient. I watched a program a while ago not the Uros Islands but the geography seems from your pictures similar and the natives actually built up the islands they live on from reeds and not only are the boats constructed from reeds but also their homes. As always enjoying immensley your blogs albeit diary. Love always, Dad
From Blog: Rafting on Lake Titicaca to the Uros Islands
Uros Islands
Hello Rumiko and Juistin: Exciting adventure once again. Especially the border crossing and the "money" to be paid by the UK (United Kingdom) to the border guards. It seems that corruption takes on many forms. Border crossings one thing then on a bigger and grancer scale large banks that require billions of dollars in bailouts. Puts into perspective!! The Uros Islands are fascinating. I belive that the boats are made of reeds. The skill required is ancient. I watched a program a while ago not the Uros Islands but the geography seems from your pictures similar and the natives actually built up the islands they live on from reeds and not only are the boats constructed from reeds but also their homes. As always enjoying immensley your blogs albeit diary. Love always, Dad
From Blog: Rafting on Lake Titicaca to the Uros Islands
Date: 28th November 2009
Incan Civilization
Hello Rumiko and Justin: What a fascinating trip exploring the ancient Incan Civilization! I have always been interested in the Incan Civilization so there is a degree of envey on my part. However, I look forward to you sharing your knowledge and experience with me. Take care. Dad
From Blog: Exploring The Pre-Incan Civilization of Tiwanaku
Incan Civilization
Hello Rumiko and Justin: What a fascinating trip exploring the ancient Incan Civilization! I have always been interested in the Incan Civilization so there is a degree of envey on my part. However, I look forward to you sharing your knowledge and experience with me. Take care. Dad
From Blog: Exploring The Pre-Incan Civilization of Tiwanaku
Date: 25th November 2009
Beach
Hello Rumiko and Justin: The beach looks nice but it seems rather sparce. Anyhow a good place to rest. I seems to me that you are both getting experts on "bus riding". At least the weather is warm here it is wet, though mild, with rain. Went for a short motor scooter ride today only about 1/2 hour as I was getting cold. So when you are both enjoying the sun and warm weather give a thought to me on my motor scooter in the cold. Ha Ha!! Dad
From Blog: An Unexpected Stop To The Beach Town of Arica
Beach
Hello Rumiko and Justin: The beach looks nice but it seems rather sparce. Anyhow a good place to rest. I seems to me that you are both getting experts on "bus riding". At least the weather is warm here it is wet, though mild, with rain. Went for a short motor scooter ride today only about 1/2 hour as I was getting cold. So when you are both enjoying the sun and warm weather give a thought to me on my motor scooter in the cold. Ha Ha!! Dad
From Blog: An Unexpected Stop To The Beach Town of Arica
Date: 19th November 2009
Mining
Hello Rumiko and Justin: Certainly seems as though the mining experience was "deep" though interesing. It is certainly disappointing about Rumiko's back pack it could happen anywhere. Though this incident is most disappointing on balance from you blog and emails certainly the majority if not all with one exception have been kind and considerate. Just finished my cup of tea and reading the blog and as they say "a picture is worth a thousand words". Take care both of you. Dad
From Blog: Visiting The Mountain That Eats Men In The Highest City In The World
Mining
Hello Rumiko and Justin: Certainly seems as though the mining experience was "deep" though interesing. It is certainly disappointing about Rumiko's back pack it could happen anywhere. Though this incident is most disappointing on balance from you blog and emails certainly the majority if not all with one exception have been kind and considerate. Just finished my cup of tea and reading the blog and as they say "a picture is worth a thousand words". Take care both of you. Dad
From Blog: Visiting The Mountain That Eats Men In The Highest City In The World
Date: 15th November 2009
Hello from Cusco
That is a very interesting question that Rumi and I have keep asking each other. We both agree that Easter Island has been the most special so far, but we have about 10 close seconds! We are really enjoying Peru - it's somewhere we should have allocated more time. Hope all is well in Victoria. See you soon. Take care, Justin
From Blog: Brasilia, modern architecture, no hostels, and no English
Hello from Cusco
That is a very interesting question that Rumi and I have keep asking each other. We both agree that Easter Island has been the most special so far, but we have about 10 close seconds! We are really enjoying Peru - it's somewhere we should have allocated more time. Hope all is well in Victoria. See you soon. Take care, Justin
From Blog: Brasilia, modern architecture, no hostels, and no English
Date: 15th November 2009
Hello
Hello. We are glad you read our posts. We really enjoyed the time in Rapa Nui together. Hope all is well.
From Blog: A Rare Birthday Celebration on Easter Island
Hello
Hello. We are glad you read our posts. We really enjoyed the time in Rapa Nui together. Hope all is well.
From Blog: A Rare Birthday Celebration on Easter Island
Date: 14th November 2009
Brasilia
Hello Rumiko and Justin: I was very pleased that you have sent a very good blog on Brasilia and pictures. A completely modern city the picture of the Saturn Museum was particularly interesting reminding one of a flying saucer. The last pictures particularly of you both in the Don Bosco are really great. You are both certainly gathering many pictures to remind you in later days of your fantastic journey. One question so far. Of all the places you have visited if you were to visit only one place which would it be. Love always, Dad
From Blog: Brasilia, modern architecture, no hostels, and no English
Brasilia
Hello Rumiko and Justin: I was very pleased that you have sent a very good blog on Brasilia and pictures. A completely modern city the picture of the Saturn Museum was particularly interesting reminding one of a flying saucer. The last pictures particularly of you both in the Don Bosco are really great. You are both certainly gathering many pictures to remind you in later days of your fantastic journey. One question so far. Of all the places you have visited if you were to visit only one place which would it be. Love always, Dad
From Blog: Brasilia, modern architecture, no hostels, and no English
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Patricia
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Very nice
Hi I liked the pictures... I am from La Paz - BOLIVIA... the pictures and the description are great!! I am glad that you have experienced a nice time in my country... thanks for sharing it Patricia
From Blog: Exploring The Pre-Incan Civilization of Tiwanaku