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Date: 31st January 2011
Awesome blog!
Many thanks for sharing. I've long been interested in this area, particularly Mon, so am massively looking forward to your next blog!
From Blog: Nagaland: I Heard About it Through The Grape Vine.
Awesome blog!
Many thanks for sharing. I've long been interested in this area, particularly Mon, so am massively looking forward to your next blog!
From Blog: Nagaland: I Heard About it Through The Grape Vine.
Date: 31st January 2011
Everytime I read this shit, Im just glad you arent captive some where. Peace Brother!
From Blog: Nagaland: I Heard About it Through The Grape Vine.
Everytime I read this shit, Im just glad you arent captive some where. Peace Brother!
From Blog: Nagaland: I Heard About it Through The Grape Vine.
Date: 16th January 2011
similar experience
reading your entry reminds me of my first indian experience a few weeks ago in Mumbai. This country is wild, unfortunately I don't think I will make it to Calcutta. Happy Journeys. http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/India/Maharashtra/Ajanta-Caves/blog-552401.html
From Blog: Initial Thoughts on a Complex City
similar experience
reading your entry reminds me of my first indian experience a few weeks ago in Mumbai. This country is wild, unfortunately I don't think I will make it to Calcutta. Happy Journeys. http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/India/Maharashtra/Ajanta-Caves/blog-552401.html
From Blog: Initial Thoughts on a Complex City
Date: 16th January 2011
I love India, and I love reading other peoples first impressions of what is, as you've already grasped, a incredibly complex country. With time, the complexities will multiply, and the clarity that time in a country normally engenders will, beautifully, only lead to more confusion! With India, the more you learn the less you know. That is its inherent charm. Really great pics by the way, especially that one of the market. Enjoy.
From Blog: Initial Thoughts on a Complex City
I love India, and I love reading other peoples first impressions of what is, as you've already grasped, a incredibly complex country. With time, the complexities will multiply, and the clarity that time in a country normally engenders will, beautifully, only lead to more confusion! With India, the more you learn the less you know. That is its inherent charm. Really great pics by the way, especially that one of the market. Enjoy.
From Blog: Initial Thoughts on a Complex City
Date: 16th October 2010
that's the life
your ravings remind me of my travels thru New Cal and Fiji 30 years ago. I'm envious of your freedom and time.
From Blog: Solomon Beer is better then Vanuatu's
that's the life
your ravings remind me of my travels thru New Cal and Fiji 30 years ago. I'm envious of your freedom and time.
From Blog: Solomon Beer is better then Vanuatu's
Date: 1st December 2009
freaks!
Im about to drag my sister from france up mount killabanana...which is how came i read your adventure story. shame about the malaria but what a good weight loss program, right up there with dysentry. leeches...another good thing about borneo...and red heads....now Im not so sure. where are you now? still in the bubble i hope.
From Blog: What a Difference a Parasite Makes.
freaks!
Im about to drag my sister from france up mount killabanana...which is how came i read your adventure story. shame about the malaria but what a good weight loss program, right up there with dysentry. leeches...another good thing about borneo...and red heads....now Im not so sure. where are you now? still in the bubble i hope.
From Blog: What a Difference a Parasite Makes.
Date: 5th August 2009
We understand!!
We stayed at Charapoana near Uepi and did not realise the lack of alcohol availability until too late!! Moved after a few days when our livers were happy again to Matakuri...had them stop at the bottle shop in Seghe on the way so we could ensure that we did not miss the warm beer experience!! Lastly, Solomon Airlines lost my husband's booking for the flight back to honiara even though he had a ticket....well, the guy at the airport was our host's uncle so no problems!! First thing we did in Honiara was had a cold Sol Brew!!
From Blog: Peanutbutter, Rice and Tuna
We understand!!
We stayed at Charapoana near Uepi and did not realise the lack of alcohol availability until too late!! Moved after a few days when our livers were happy again to Matakuri...had them stop at the bottle shop in Seghe on the way so we could ensure that we did not miss the warm beer experience!! Lastly, Solomon Airlines lost my husband's booking for the flight back to honiara even though he had a ticket....well, the guy at the airport was our host's uncle so no problems!! First thing we did in Honiara was had a cold Sol Brew!!
From Blog: Peanutbutter, Rice and Tuna
Date: 3rd November 2008
You guys really have the guts to explore island like Sulawesi. There probably cannibal out threre...:)
From Blog: Sulawesi: "Hey Mister, They're All Gonna Laugh at You"
You guys really have the guts to explore island like Sulawesi. There probably cannibal out threre...:)
From Blog: Sulawesi: "Hey Mister, They're All Gonna Laugh at You"
Date: 16th October 2008
awesome
Those are some great photos man, thanks
From Blog: What to do in Bali
awesome
Those are some great photos man, thanks
From Blog: What to do in Bali
Date: 6th October 2008
Krafty- I must tell you, your blogs are such enlightening reads and the pictures so diverse and beautiful. Where the hell is Bira? Looks stunning. Keep us updated as we await for winter here on the other side of the world. You are quite inspiring to me to say the least. Thank you.
From Blog: Sulawesi: "Hey Mister, They're All Gonna Laugh at You"
Krafty- I must tell you, your blogs are such enlightening reads and the pictures so diverse and beautiful. Where the hell is Bira? Looks stunning. Keep us updated as we await for winter here on the other side of the world. You are quite inspiring to me to say the least. Thank you.
From Blog: Sulawesi: "Hey Mister, They're All Gonna Laugh at You"
Date: 22nd September 2008
Where the bloody hell are ya?
C'mon guys......we want to hear more!
From Blog: The East
Where the bloody hell are ya?
C'mon guys......we want to hear more!
From Blog: The East
Date: 1st July 2008
I miss you guys
It looks like the adventure continues................keep me updated fellas and take care.
From Blog: The East
I miss you guys
It looks like the adventure continues................keep me updated fellas and take care.
From Blog: The East
Date: 21st June 2008
Yuk!
Dear Aaron, I have been itching ever since seeing those darling leeches! Please don't go out without your leech socks! I will hope for more pleasant news forthcoming. Love, Nana
From Blog: The East
Yuk!
Dear Aaron, I have been itching ever since seeing those darling leeches! Please don't go out without your leech socks! I will hope for more pleasant news forthcoming. Love, Nana
From Blog: The East
Date: 9th June 2008
Expected to hear more ab Cambodia
Dear Aaron I am following your travels as closely as possible. It makes me feel like I am right there with you sometimes. I had been reading up on Cambodia after hearing you would be there and learned that it is one of the poorest countries in the world. Did you find that fact to be obvious when you were there? Keep your blogs coming. Love, Nana
From Blog: Im Hungry...Lets Get a Taco
Expected to hear more ab Cambodia
Dear Aaron I am following your travels as closely as possible. It makes me feel like I am right there with you sometimes. I had been reading up on Cambodia after hearing you would be there and learned that it is one of the poorest countries in the world. Did you find that fact to be obvious when you were there? Keep your blogs coming. Love, Nana
From Blog: Im Hungry...Lets Get a Taco
Date: 15th April 2008
I love the way you write, you sound a bit like Tom Robins.. enoying your blogs a lot
From Blog: The Mission of the Sitting Dog
I love the way you write, you sound a bit like Tom Robins.. enoying your blogs a lot
From Blog: The Mission of the Sitting Dog
Date: 13th April 2008
sorry about yer luck
Man that's a whole lot of awful man. Sorry about your luck. It's good the doctor was in attendance. Hope Singapore goes better. Watch out for the underage sex slaves. I hear they can be quite persuasive...take care brothers.
From Blog: What a Difference a Parasite Makes.
sorry about yer luck
Man that's a whole lot of awful man. Sorry about your luck. It's good the doctor was in attendance. Hope Singapore goes better. Watch out for the underage sex slaves. I hear they can be quite persuasive...take care brothers.
From Blog: What a Difference a Parasite Makes.
Date: 18th March 2008
Installment #4
Delightful chapter. Killing wild boar is a valuable talent to acquire...could serve you well in future endeavors. You are aquiring that weathered/well-travelled appearance...consistent I suspect with frequent phenomenal diving as well as the inconsistent and trying yet somehow acceptable passing of irrelevent time. Daily challenges aside, I'd like to be in your back pocket - sharks included. Stay safe...continue breathing in and out ALynda
From Blog: Peanutbutter, Rice and Tuna
Installment #4
Delightful chapter. Killing wild boar is a valuable talent to acquire...could serve you well in future endeavors. You are aquiring that weathered/well-travelled appearance...consistent I suspect with frequent phenomenal diving as well as the inconsistent and trying yet somehow acceptable passing of irrelevent time. Daily challenges aside, I'd like to be in your back pocket - sharks included. Stay safe...continue breathing in and out ALynda
From Blog: Peanutbutter, Rice and Tuna
Date: 16th March 2008
... more, more, more! that's what i want :) in return, i send you and your attorney a virtual can full with hugs from amsterdam. easily opened by any blade, at any time. special price, just for you! anna
From Blog: Solomon Beer is better then Vanuatu's
... more, more, more! that's what i want :) in return, i send you and your attorney a virtual can full with hugs from amsterdam. easily opened by any blade, at any time. special price, just for you! anna
From Blog: Solomon Beer is better then Vanuatu's
Date: 22nd February 2008
Wow!
You have us all enchanted with your seemingly unique experiences! I feel like I've wasted many years just looking over such civilized places as Europe, etc. Can't wait for the next hair-raising report from you. So delighted for your Mom and all of us that you are sharing your trip with us. Keep the good news coming! Love, Nana
From Blog: The Mission of the Sitting Dog
Wow!
You have us all enchanted with your seemingly unique experiences! I feel like I've wasted many years just looking over such civilized places as Europe, etc. Can't wait for the next hair-raising report from you. So delighted for your Mom and all of us that you are sharing your trip with us. Keep the good news coming! Love, Nana
From Blog: The Mission of the Sitting Dog
Date: 19th February 2008
love the coral shot, hate the dead carcass!
Hey, Not sure if I can respond this way but we'll see! Some great pictures and wild stories! Gotta get me some of that kava! So glad your writing if for no other eason than to document things you might otherwise forget or black out! Are you in or near New Guinea yet? We watched the BBC series Planet Earth -really incredible photography and there were some spectacular shots on NG. Got really excitied for you cuz I know how much you want to get there! 9 days til we head to Bonaire- should be an interesting group. Tell you all about it. The addition we building is 1/2 done and we're living in 1/2 our house while they break through. Ah the essence of sheetrock dust! I'd pass on the fruit bat but I'm sure the fresh produce must be amazing! Going to sit down to my cornmeal crust 3 cheese pizza! Now I'll bet you're jealous:-) Glad to hear all is well and the adventure continues in high fashion! Be safe. Love you, Trish
From Blog: The Mission of the Sitting Dog
love the coral shot, hate the dead carcass!
Hey, Not sure if I can respond this way but we'll see! Some great pictures and wild stories! Gotta get me some of that kava! So glad your writing if for no other eason than to document things you might otherwise forget or black out! Are you in or near New Guinea yet? We watched the BBC series Planet Earth -really incredible photography and there were some spectacular shots on NG. Got really excitied for you cuz I know how much you want to get there! 9 days til we head to Bonaire- should be an interesting group. Tell you all about it. The addition we building is 1/2 done and we're living in 1/2 our house while they break through. Ah the essence of sheetrock dust! I'd pass on the fruit bat but I'm sure the fresh produce must be amazing! Going to sit down to my cornmeal crust 3 cheese pizza! Now I'll bet you're jealous:-) Glad to hear all is well and the adventure continues in high fashion! Be safe. Love you, Trish
From Blog: The Mission of the Sitting Dog
Date: 6th February 2008
Yeah
Sounds like you guys are already having fun. Keep writing and I'll keep reading. Take Care
From Blog: Vanuatu: Land of Kava and People Eaters... or just Cyclones
Yeah
Sounds like you guys are already having fun. Keep writing and I'll keep reading. Take Care
From Blog: Vanuatu: Land of Kava and People Eaters... or just Cyclones
Date: 4th February 2008
Vicarious Living
Yo Krafty, Glad to hear of the adventures and stories. I knew i would live a bit through your journey and hearing about them on the net, but now that I am out with a broken femur and dislocated elbow, all the more so. You may experience a cyclone, but at least there are no avalanches in the south Pacific.
From Blog: Vanuatu: Land of Kava and People Eaters... or just Cyclones
Vicarious Living
Yo Krafty, Glad to hear of the adventures and stories. I knew i would live a bit through your journey and hearing about them on the net, but now that I am out with a broken femur and dislocated elbow, all the more so. You may experience a cyclone, but at least there are no avalanches in the south Pacific.
From Blog: Vanuatu: Land of Kava and People Eaters... or just Cyclones
lostwon
Aaron Kraft
Thank you for the interest. Coming from a real traveler like you, it is a real compliment. Im a huge fan of your travels as well as your writing. After some of your experiences out there, Mon area might seem tame at first, but if you give the area enough time, money, and patients, I know there is much to explore and learn. I have become fascinated with the Naga culture and history. If you do visit the area, everyone there told me it is the best in April when all the Konyak villages celebrate in massive festivals. It sounds like a wild and hair raising time! Enjoy man, and keep the stories a coming.
From Blog: Nagaland: I Heard About it Through The Grape Vine.