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| 24th November 2008 Elinor & Paul | G'day down under! - From: My last week volunteering Australia's lookin good so far - you make it all sound so exciting! Looking forward to your next stage and more blog & pics (they're great!) Love Elinor & Paul xx |
| 23rd November 2008 Elinor, Paul & Lisa | Hello from the birthday girl! - From: Busy doing....lots of sightseeing!!! Hi Lorna it's 23rd November & Lisa's birthday so we (Paul, Lisa & Elinor) have spent a lovely evening celebrating. We've been looking at all your blogs & it's amazing looking back at where you've been, what you've done & all your brilliant pictures! What an experience you have had and what memories for the rest of your life! We're all very impressed with it all! Lots of love xxx |
| 11th November 2008 Ange | Wow!!! - From: Busy doing....lots of sightseeing!!! Your pictures are amazing!!!!! I'm now even more jealous than I ever was as I really want to go to Australia one day! The coastline looks truly beautiful :o) Bet everyone loved your shepherds pie :o) Ange xx |
| 27th October 2008 Jem | Hello - From: A belated update! Hi Lorna, just been catching up on your travels - haven't looked for a while! the photos are fantastic and it looks & sounds like your having a fab time! hope you enjoy Oz - i'm sure you will - i highly recommend a sky dive if you get chance :-) take care Jem & Mike x x |
| 26th October 2008 limelorna | Happy Christmas!! - From: Lima to Arequipa Hello all in Warrenpoint!, Hope you all had a fab Christmas yesterday, I'm very jealous I could kill for a roast dinner!!!! :o) Hope all is going well and you have a good weekend, Lots of Love, Lorna xxx |
| 24th October 2008 Maider | - From: Lima to Arequipa Lorna, looks like you are having fun, only if I could... well , I am having another kind of fun. We are all well, Ainara growing everyday and looking beautifull, what can I say! Keep enjoying your trip. Maider.XXX |
| 17th October 2008 Elinor & Paul | 'Christmas in Warrenpoint!' - From: Lima to Arequipa Well sounds like you're well settled and in good company! You've done such a lot so far and kept us well up to date. We're really enjoying your blog! Just to update you on what we're all at - we're having 'pretend Christmas' next week - 25th of course (October). There's 17 for dinner so we need a really big turkey - not so easy (or cheap!) 2 months early but we're getting there! There's Ange & Dean, Geraldine & Dawn, all the family here & Uncle Billy of course! It should be mad! Lots of love Elinor & Paul xx |
| 16th October 2008 Annie Northcote | - From: Lima to Arequipa Hi Miss Globe Trotter :o). You don't know how jealous I am of you at the moment. I'm really busy at work and to top it off I'm slowly getting fatter and fatter!! I've got my 21 week scan next week so I'll email you a picture (and hopefully I can tell if baby is a boy or girl). Sand buggying and surfing sounds good, you'll have to show me how it's done on Margate beach when you get home. Annie xxx |
| 8th October 2008 Elinor & Paul | Hi from Warrenpoint - From: Goodbye to Ecuador Your blog from Ecuador has been really interesting and a good insight into another world! Looking forward to your adventures in Peru! Safe journey and good luck from all of us! Love Elinor, Paul & co x |
| 6th October 2008 Sarah Brady | Farewell Ecuador Hello Peru! - From: Goodbye to Ecuador Highlight of my week is checking your blog Lorna to see what interesting and exciting things you have been up to. Love the photo's and love the fact that you are missing those formidable english things like spag boll and chilli, not too mention marmite. You are obviously having a fabulous time and can't wait till your next blog from Peru and the pictures. Take care of yourself from the Telford Atkinites. |
| 29th September 2008 Elinor & Paul | Greetings from N Ireland! - From: Hi from Otavalo You're certainly having variety & getting around - the pics are amazing! Best of luck in your last week at the reserve! Looking forward to more blog! Lots of love Elinor & Paul xx |
| 29th September 2008 Annie Northcote | - From: Hi from Otavalo Hi!! Can we see a picture of you in your new wooly jumper?! xxx |
| 24th September 2008 Ken | Engineer? - From: The Bathroom Sink Hi Lorna, nice to see you are learning new skills to bring back to work. I trust you did a risk assessment before building the sink. Let us know what other useful skills you pick up. |
| 16th September 2008 Ellie | Not such a techno phob after all! - From: The Bathroom Sink Hello Lorna, First of all wow! Wow! Wow! Having finally found a minute and got acquainted with this blog tech - I know I sound like I'm about a hundred but busy Mummies dont have much time to keep up to date with such things :O)! At least this one doesn't. I have to say well done you, its such a brave thing to do what your doing! Thoroughly enjoyed reading up on your expliots so far, all the pics look fab and I'm quite literally green with envy! I am suitably impressed with your sink and what a smart girl packing tea bags from home (they are never quite the same away)! Looking forward to reading more! Stay safe, Lots of love Ellie (and Tony & Joshua too) xXx |
| 15th September 2008 Sarah | Bathroom Sink - From: The Bathroom Sink Lorna - Photographs look fantastic, sounds like you are having the time of your life and enjoying it. I think you shoud seriously consider bringing your sink design back to the UK when you return and selling it as a thoroughly green and rustic alternative. Could make you a millionaire. Love reading your adventures keep up the good work. From the Telford Atkinites. x. |
| 13th September 2008 Yolanda | - From: Back to Quito! hey girlie. miss u! but having a look at how things are going i'm very happy for u. nice photos - looks so exciting!!! enjoying reading ur blog...keep it up so we can follow u everywhere! xox |
| 13th September 2008 Elinor, Paul & Uncle Billy | Hello from Uncle Billy & Co - From: The Bathroom Sink Uncle Billy's here for the weekend and is really interested in what you've been up to. He was watching a tv programme only this week on tree cutting by women in a rainforest so he knows how daring your latest task can be! You've certainly had plenty of variety this week and its really intriguing reading all your stuff! Your photos are brill! Lisa was down last night and read up on your adventures so far and sends her love too. Uncle Billy, Elinor & Paul xxx |
| 13th September 2008 Annie Northcote | - From: The Bathroom Sink You mean you didn't have a spirit level in your bag!!! The sink looks like a work of art, but why is the bathroom outside?! I hope the toilet isn't the tree next door!! The lake looks beautiful, worth the detour. Did you get to meet the school children while you were painting the school? xx |
| 9th September 2008 Jem | Hello - From: Back to Quito! hey lorna - just had a nosy thru your blog for the first time! sounds like your having a fab time - apart from the hangover! the photos are great, especially the night time one of Quito. Glad you've found some friends to travel with :-) good luck with the next step - can't wait to see some new photos!! take care jem & mike x x |
| 9th September 2008 Ian | Hi Ya..... - From: Back to Quito! Nice to see that you are having such a great time their or should i say down their on the equator. I like the way that you can still smell out a beer from a hundred paces and i suppose that getting drunken dunken down their is the same as getting drunk here but with better veiws, i also like the mud hut where you eat and sleep you are now in my eye's a real Jane. The weather here is possibly the same but without the sweating. Cannot wait for the next thrilling installment so stay safe and spk soon Ian xxxx:-) |
| 9th September 2008 Nina | - From: Back to Quito! Enjoyed reading what you have been up to rather you than me!! You know what Im like... we are so proud of you Lorn. Charlotte is sat on my lap looking at her Auntie Lorna and Im reading it out loud to her, she is very impressed. We are all thinking of you, glad you have made some friends, take care..Love Nina, Michael, Charlotte & Kimi xx |
| 7th September 2008 Elinor & Paul | Hiya from wet n windy Warrenpoint! - From: Back to Quito! What a fantastic and varied week you've had! It all sounds really interesting and the photos are fab - well done! We note you're well sorted for drink - how's the food and do you have to cook/shop for your own or are you still with a family having chicken, rice etc? As for the rain well at least you can console yourself with the fact that there's not much change here - still torrential rain and floods with no sign of a let-up or indeed an Indian summer! Looking forward to your next blog! Love Elinor & Paul xx |
| 6th September 2008 Ian | hello - From: Hi from Ecuador Hello!!!! glad that you made it safe to your new destination although loosing your bag must have been a bit of a nightmare. Looking at the photo's the place looks great and the mountains look a great place to climb, you are now a true action woman and i hope you have a real great time in whatever you do. Hope to speak soon, and stay safe. Ian xxxx :-) |
| 4th September 2008 Sarah | Go Girl! - From: Hi from Ecuador Well done Lorna, great to hear you arrived safely although your bag didnt. Nice to see you got your priorities right, a decent cup of tea. Sounds fabulous and looking forward to reading your adventures. Take care and love from the Telford Atkinites! x |
| 2nd September 2008 Annie Northcote | - From: Hi from Ecuador Hi!! Your trip looks amazing already and you've only been there one day. How was the Equator? Did you do the water down a plug hole thing ;o). Enjoy the reserve, we can't wait to hear all about it & we want to see lots of pictures of you planting trees and digging ditches. Lots of Love Annie, Paul & bump (not that there is much of a bump yet - I will keep you posted) xx By the way, I am very impressed that you managed to find a proper cup of tea in the middle of Equador, you can be my travel buddy any day :o) |
| 1st September 2008 Elinor & Paul | Hi from Warrenpoint - From: Hi from Ecuador Really brilliant start for you (apart from the lost rucksac)! Last mountain viewing you had was Mount Teide (we think). Enjoy! Best of luck in the reserve. Love Elinor & Paul xx |
| 1st September 2008 Elinor & Paul | Hi from Warrenpoint - From: Hi from Ecuador Really brilliant start for you (apart from the lost rucksac)! Last mountain viewing you had was Mount Teide (we think). Enjoy! Best of luck in the reserve. Love Elinor & Paul xx |
| 20th August 2008 Elinor & Paul | Bon Voyage - From: The practice run We found your blog very interesting and you write very naturally! You're bound to feel apprehensive - neither of us would have the courage to embark on such an adventure! You're brilliant! We're really excited for you and we will look forward to catching up with what you're doing and where you are. Bon voyage and we're with you heart and soul - go for it girl! Love you lots xx |
| 19th August 2008 Janey | Good on ya! - From: The practice run Hello Lovely, Just wanted to say how excited I am about your travels - its a bit like jumping off the top diving board at Wyndley Baths at first, but believe me, its fabulous. I'l looking forward to reading all about what you are up to along the way from my desk job down under, lots of love xx |
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