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| 31st October 2009 YangDa | Bamboo bird cage - From: Kunming - Yunnan Province Thanks....i like the bamboo bird cage...and how i cant bay this goods,comodity? ??? |
| 31st October 2009 jaisinghchuru | Real Great Review for Shekhawati Paintings - From: hello Lin Hunt It was really nice to read your review of the Shekhawati and its Painted Havelis .... in fact what ever you have been able to see is tip of the iceberg ... all these fresco paintings and the fabulous architecture is spread all over the area in the towns of Mukungarh, Jhunjhunu, Alsisar, Malsisar, Mahansar, Ramgarh, Rajgarh, Churu, Ratangarh, Bikaner, Sujangarh, Sardarshahar, Taranagar, Ratannagar. ...... The landscaping of the sand dunes of the area are also worth visiting & enjoying as well as the little vegetation what you can see ... and its a specialty of the vegetation that more the heat more exotic are the colors of the flower which bloom at the peak of the summer. Being from the area myself, all I can say is if one really has an eye for the above, this region is more then worth a life time. |
| 22nd October 2009 rhonda | pushkar - From: Pilgrims in Pushkar I've been to Pushkar - you have some amazing shots -the real picture |
| 25th September 2009 Laura Howland | Journey - From: Last days in the Spiti Valley What a journey you two are having. |
| 6th September 2009 troy wathey | unbelieveable - From: Marble pillars at Ranakpur Jain temple at Ranakpur (Rajasthan, India). what a place, love to be there......troy |
| 28th August 2009 Daisy | hi - From: Udaipur - Romantic city of Rajasthan hi , I am Daisy,I am very happy to come here to see you and Jerry enyoy your tarvel very much,I hope you could always enjoy yourselves every day,all the best! |
| 27th August 2009 lmh | red string bracelets! - From: Pilgrims in Pushkar We bought red string bracelets - actually enough for 1000 bracelets for a couple of rupee in Bundi - as we were thought it might stop the pestering. Worked well for the religious pilgrims - didn't have the same effect on the shop keepers however! xx Linny |
| 27th August 2009 Roslyn Amiss | Pushkar - From: Pilgrims in Pushkar We spent a couple of days here and enjoyed the "quietness"of the place...although there were a lot of westerners there. found it interesting that you couldn't eat or drink certain things but "medicinal" herbs were readly available. The trance music was a bit much for me in the evenings. We did hike up to each of the mountains and overlooked the town and wonder what it would be like when the annual camel fair came to town. But I did buy some beautiful silver bracelets there. Once we had out red string bracelts on we were safe from hagglers, etc. I am grateful to you as I seem to be reliving our trip and reviving some memories.....be safe, Ros. |
| 23rd August 2009 Roslyn Amiss | Jain temples - From: Marble pillars at Ranakpur I have to agree with you - we were also recommended to visit these temples and it was well worth the visit. We stayed two night here and day at the temples - an amazing sight - quite easy to just sit, relax and observe the surroundings. We found it to be a very peaceful place - did you read the conditions of entry for women on the back of your ticket......women are not allowed to enter at certain times of the month......not sure how the Indians would police that condition. Regards, Ros. |
| 14th August 2009 Ritesh | - From: Bikaner - city of camels, cows and dust Hi After enjoying himachal cold weather........you are now enjoying hot weather of Rajasthan..........:) |
| 12th August 2009 Roslyn Amiss | - From: Last days in the Spiti Valley Love your "Indian moment" comments...brings back memories.....keep safe and well. |
| 11th August 2009 Devin | - From: Last days in the Spiti Valley David certainly would have loved it there... Love you both very much and hope you're keeping well. xoxox |
| 11th August 2009 David | ok im curious - From: Wildflowers, yaks and Mudh! so what tune does one play for a yak? um hit the road yak and dont come back no more....? or perhaps the one horned ram?... lol let me know when you compose the reel/ jig/ polka/ air titled the back of the yak. Yall are a pair of lucky buggers, treasure every moment and remember every breath...cheers!! |
| 4th August 2009 ingrid | - From: Wildflowers, yaks and Mudh! Great to read the latest installment from your trip. It sounds such an amazing experience. Thanks for sending the information about the travel agent in Shimla. Kind regards Ingrid |
| 2nd August 2009 soma | - From: Wildflowers, yaks and Mudh! beautiful pictures love it! |
| 2nd August 2009 Devin | I'm very jealous... - From: Wildflowers, yaks and Mudh! The Pin Valley looks so beautiful - I'll definately have to go there one day... Love you both! xoxoxo |
| 31st July 2009 Ritesh | - From: Ancient monasteries of the Spiti Valley Hi I read your blogs about shimla-spiti journey........its really interesting.....i think you enjoyed this trip a lot.......... |
| 18th July 2009 Ben Fazio | Fun - From: Kuching - City of Cats. You seem to make the most of evry day.. I am in Malaysia 20 July..cant wait. Thanks for you kuching article..I also want to try the Hilton High Tea. |
| 27th June 2009 kuldip singh | best blog - From: Serenity at the Golden Temple i really amzed to read your blog.thanx to give respect to our religious place.i salute u |
| 28th May 2009 Devin | - From: Kuching - City of Cats. It sounds like you both had a great time in Kuching - I knew that you would. Lovely photo of you both too! xx |
| 27th May 2009 anonymous | - From: Brunei Wealth brunei sure is a quiet peaceful country =) |
| 30th April 2009 Rosemary | Jealous - From: Kuala Lumpur is hot! Will be eagerly waiting for each post. Enjoy! |
| 25th April 2009 Ann Reid | Great Narrative!! - From: Kuala Lumpur is hot! So glad you included us in the blog. We are looking forward to each entry. Ann xx |
| 12th August 2008 Scott | - From: Markets, mountains and lakes in Dali What a nice blog. Thank you for sharing your trip with me. I think I need to go now. |
| 14th May 2006 anonymous | - From: The Tibetan Grasslands Thanks for the mot informative and inviting view of labrang monastery and surrounding grasslands! robert |
| 3rd December 2005 Robyn Myers | - From: Markets, mountains and lakes in Dali Fantastic web site, just facinating reading. Your photos are just great. Makes me very envious |
| 30th November 2005 Jocelyn Say | Thanks for the wonderful armchair journey - From: Markets, mountains and lakes in Dali Jerry and Linese, I play recorder with Bob and have been following your journey in China since you arrived. Your notes and pictures are fascinating. |
| 29th November 2005 Liv Baas | - From: Markets, mountains and lakes in Dali Thank you for all the lovely information you provide me with! It is definitely wonderful reading and seeing all this. |
| 28th November 2005 Pam Crouch | Photography - excellent - From: Markets, mountains and lakes in Dali Linese, Many thanks for your studio class photography - we certainly will never see any of these in reality so you have done us a wonderful job in presenting them for us - love your text as well. Hope you and Jerry are well - we are all well here thank you. |
| 11th October 2005 michael and shannon mohr | love the blog! - From: Pandas in Chengdu hey guys- your blog is great. the photos are beautiful and it makes us jealous that we didn't do the sichuan province. i hope school is going well. take care, michael and shannon |
| 17th September 2005 Klaus & Sheila | The best yet! - From: Songpan and Juizhaigou National Park Your 'Tales from the Tibetan Grasslands' have been the best stuff yet! We are so enjoying your marvellous diary - please do not ever leave China! |
| 9th September 2005 Klaus & Sheila | Mesmerising! - From: The Tibetan Grasslands Utterly fascinating! Wonderful photographs! Just keep it coming! |
| 29th August 2005 Rosemary | Fantastic - From: Beijing and Xian We love your blog, keep it up, its almost as good as being there |
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