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| 3rd November 2009 anonymous | - From: China: So far, so good Your blog is very interesting. I recommend you to read this blog entry: http://www.farwestchina.com/2009/10/mommy-im-being-brainwashed-at-school.html Enjoy China. |
| 31st October 2009 XY | no updates. :( - From: Pingyao - A charming ancient city no updates. :( |
| 14th October 2009 nova Togatorop | wow - From: The amazing forest people of Sumatra hi...i find your blog by accident and your pictures so good,,every year i always go to north sumatra because thats my parents home town...when u go back to there?may be i can be a good guider.. ;) |
| 2nd October 2009 Bryan | spice - From: Two strokes of good fortune ensure the preservation of temples, shrines and gardens galore in Kyoto I said "spice", not romance. Andy's on Luuuv. |
| 1st October 2009 amy winehouse | - From: Stroking a tiger and the ‘Bridge over the River Kwai’ i love that picture awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwa |
| 15th August 2009 ---River Kwai--- | http://riverkwai1.co.cc - From: Stroking a tiger and the ‘Bridge over the River Kwai’ WoW!!!! |
| 23rd July 2009 puneet pushkarna | Torres Del Paine W Trail - From: Trekking the 'W' Trail in Torres Del Paine This is a great blog. We are planning to do this hilke this coming October and since you did the hike around the same time, it is great to read about the weather conditions. How did you go about doing the reservations at the Refugios?? Thanks! |
| 22nd July 2009 anonymous | - From: A real jungle adventure in Taman Negara quite accurate yr account of malaysian laid-back way of life...i'm recommending this page to ppl who wil ask me abt jungle-train and tmn negara. :-) btw, is it possible to continue on to thailand via kelantan on the train? |
| 18th July 2009 Melissa Cole | Not much has changed.. - From: The amazing forest people of Sumatra Hi :) I found your blog by accident, and now I'm hooked! I live in Ottawa, Canada and also have a severe case of wanderlust. I visited Indonesia in 1992 and had many good laughs at this post. I *loved* Bukit Lawang, but I must say that I was shocked to hear that the town has grown to over 2,000 people. There were less than 100 when I was there. But rest assured, the rickety bridge was still there...and the orangutans were still amazing. I remember those g-d little doors in Lake Toba as well (and how many times I smashed my head on them!). Not much has changed sadly, in terms of the Indonesians ripping off the tourist. Must be a lot worse now after all that's happened though. I love your blog and will look forward to reading about your travels regularly! |
| 13th May 2009 desahomestay | Great photos - From: Farewell to Borneo but not before the longhouse experience I craved Hello Andrew..I am Deen from Golden Sand, Kelantan, Malaysia. You captured a great photos and look interesting. Em..I'll travel alone to Taman Negara, Pahang the end of this month. I love nature. I'll paint most of the Taman Negara photo on canvas soon. If u free visit my blog http://toksangkuthomestay.blogspot.com/ ok see ya |
| 13th May 2009 Sophie | Enjoy the remaining of your trip in Malaysia - From: Afternoon tea, strawberries and walking around the cool Cameron Highlands Hi Andrew, I have read your travel blog with interest, in particular about Malaysia as this is my home country. I come from Ipoh. I am not sure whether you would be stopping by for some pomelo or white coffee. In any case, I hope you enjoy the remaining days in Malaysia. |
| 8th May 2009 Orgjb | - From: A real jungle adventure in Taman Negara I come to my country and take a picture of rat?? Come on man! there are so many things to do beside that. Go to water park in Sunway Lagoon in KL |
| 4th May 2009 amanda | Nice blog! - From: Falling for the charms of the irresistible Gili Islands Hello, I really enjoyed reading about your travel to the Gili Islands. I am heading to Bali/Lombok/Gilis next week and am having a tough time trying to find a reputable company that does boat transfers from senggigi gili trawangan. Any recommendations? Cheers, Amanda |
| 12th April 2009 MartinNL | nice reports! - From: Hunting Komodo by camera Hi Andrew, I've just read through your reports of Indonesia, very enjoyable stuff! We're going to do a very similar trip starting June 1st (java->bali->flores->lombok) before heading to Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand, so it's great to see the pictures and hear the stories. Sounds like you're having a great time, well mostly anyway. I'm jealous of the rest of the trip you have done and will still do as well. I've been in Australia for the last 12 months so it takes something to make me jealous :) Hope you continue to enjoy yourself and I'll look forward to the next blog! Cheers, Martin |
| 4th April 2009 Jean-OurExplorer Tour Guide | Great Share - From: The amazing forest people of Sumatra Great photos and nice to hear your stories in the jungle. I think it good to have a expert local guide's accompany for trekking, as they are farmiliar with the area and conditions. But it would be greater when they ensure me a happy tour till the end of it. http://www.OurExplorer.com local guides, local wisdom |
| 13th January 2009 olivia | Hunter Valley Wine Tour - From: Wine tasting in the Hunter Valley Hi there, your tour to the hunter valley sounds great, can you please tell me who you booked it through? i am going up that way this week and want to book a day at the vinyards. Thanks, Olivia |
| 12th November 2008 Bryan | "several levels above any I've experienced at a football match in England" - From: Last stop in South America in one of the continents great cities There speaks a Man Utd fan. Have you seen the latest Premier League table? Looking forward to the next chapter of your weighty tome. |
| 3rd September 2008 John B | Awesome! - From: Following in Darwin's Footsteps - The Galapagos Islands Awesome mate! |
| 31st August 2008 Julie Smith | - From: When will the sun shine on Trujillo? Have you seen Paddington Bear? |
| 19th August 2008 Dan | Well Done Chappers - From: Climbing Cotapaxi Congratulations on sticking with it and making it to the Summit, what an amazing achievement!! :) |
| 8th August 2008 Bryan | - From: Climbing Cotapaxi Andy - sounds like your having a fantastic time. I am now putting at least an hour a week in my diary to read your latest epic journal. Now stop all this ****ing about at the other side of the world - it's budget time and we need your help. |
| 7th August 2008 Worthers | You did it....!! - From: Climbing Cotapaxi Oh my god, I can't believe you did it.... sincerely Chappers, Well done.. thats some achievement!!.... We were all with you and although 8 hours of physical pain is way beyond my personal pain threshold.. the feeling when you reached the summit must have been amazing. Make sure you chill out for a good days now... you deserve it! xxxxxxxxx |
| 18th July 2008 Phil Curran | - From: The next step on the Mayan Trail - Uxmal It looks like you are after a job with Lonely Planet? There's some great reading and pics in the blog that take me back a few years and are beginning to make my mouth water. I think you said that Tikal was on your hit-list, if so, then make sure you listen out for the Howler Monkeys. If you are going there via Belize City it will introduce you to the land that time forgot! I'll continue to follow the adventure with envy. Regards, Phil |
| 14th July 2008 Amanda | Hey you!! - From: Hot and Bothered in Colonial Campeche Hi Andy, great to see your photo's and what you have been upto already, it looks absolutely fantastic!! How long are you staying there for, a week or so? How was your flight over, I bet you were nervous of what awaited you! Well, look at what did await you, bit more interesting than Skem eh love!! Keep the blogs up to date, I look forward to seeing aroung the world with you Andy!! Take care love, Amanda xxxxx |
| 11th July 2008 Dan B | Is there a travel guide being written? - From: Into the Zapotec Heartland How do Chappers. Sounds like the trip is going very well so far. Apologies for missing your leaving do I was in Dundee instead! This is a rather in depth blog, are you being paid for your travel memoirs or something? If not you should be it's great and I for one am very jealous. Hope you enjoy the Yuctan I was there about 6 or 7 years ago, some fantastic sights especially Tulum an old fortress right on the coast and inland from there there is an old Mayan city called Coba, Coba is in the middle of the jungle, and a totally different experience from the other ruins. I think it is largest set of ruins in Mexico. Much better than Chitchen Itza which is full of tourists. Have fun. Dan |
| 8th July 2008 Kev | Phileas Fag - From: Mexico City - The Start of the Journey Oops.... did i spell that title wrong? Pleased to finally see your 1st batch of photo's wor kid!! They are stunning. Espesially the Pyramids. I'm a closet geek!! I was kind of hoping you could bring me back a souvenir, i dont know... like some rocks or dirt in a tin like that guy in Saving Private Ryan. But i'm aware that space in your backpack is limited so don't worry. Anyway the burning question that i know most people will be dying to know the answer to......Hows the underwear situation going? Have you changed your nappy yet or is your 1st set still going strong? Dont need the graphic deails but i'm interested all the same. Glad you didn't loose your credit card (that would have been one lucky bastard finding Prudhoe's answer to Bill Gates plastic) Also pleased to hear you've made it to day 7 without being robbed or worse..... only Seven hundred and twenty three days to go. I think your diary is extremely well written bud.... keep up the good work!! Nowt really to report back here other than Connor still refuses to walk.. although he can now stuff three fingers up one nostril, and he has became consumed with interest in his tadger (think i'll keep those photo's for girlfriends to come) (hopefully girlfriends!!!) But yeah nowt much gan on kidda. Lookin forward to your next update mate. Keep it real !! |
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