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| 20th September 2009 Yathi | Incredible!! - From: Conquest of a continent Awesome stuff. More like that Down Under show by Ewan McGregor and his buddy. Real cool!! |
| 16th August 2009 LivingTheDream | Nice review! - From: Around the world in 716 days - our Top 10 lists Hey, your trip is over for a while now, but I came across your highlights-entry - great! I have already been to many of the places you mentioned, and will hopefully see some of the ones I haven't been to yet in the near future. Greetings from currently Java, Ben |
| 26th November 2008 Ali | Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Sausage - From: The wedding of Cumberland Sausage So nice to read about the wedding and beautiful shots of England. I can't solve the riddle either! - haven't they been everywhere already? may it's a revisit? Bora Bora? |
| 23rd November 2008 Stephen Paul | The riddle, solved - From: The wedding of Cumberland Sausage The riddle of the Cumberland Sausage and Lovely Planet that is! What a great post, its always interesting to see who people really are behind their travelblog alter egos. Fantastic pictures, you must have really brought your tripod and kept your eyes open to spot "the English Rainforest" and "derwwent jetty"! Tell Richard and Kim that because of this blog we are ALL looking forward the pictures and stories of their honeymoon travelblog! |
| 8th August 2008 Brian | Climbing - From: Above the clouds Wow, what an incredible adventure...very reminiscient of Cotopaxi in Ecuador...glad you guys had a safe climb and were rewarded with such an amazing view! |
| 24th June 2008 graciela | More info - From: Conquest of a continent I have entered your web site which shows your itinerary and I am very interested in the Indochina circuit. Can you give some info in English, please? Or where can I get it? Graciela, from Argentina. Love. |
| 30th December 2007 wildernessexpeditions.net.au | Overland Track - From: The Overland Track - Flip-Flop-Trekking or Wilderness Experience? They are some great photo's lovelyplanet- well done. Just an update- Track fee $150 from nov 07 |
| 26th December 2007 Chi | Inspiring - From: Above the clouds I've just decided to climb that mountain some day as well! :-) Frohe Weihnachten und einen guten Rutsch ins Neue Jahr! :-) |
| 13th December 2007 Stephen Paul | #2 - From: Above the clouds #2 favorite is "the final ascent"! :) |
| 13th December 2007 Stephen Paul | 2 favorties - From: Be active or buy activity 2 of my favorites from the site, "sheep posing for picture" is one of them! It looks like you were on top of a crane, and the picture totally sums up what its like driving through New Zealand. It belongs to the sheep! |
| 25th October 2007 le_flow | Well done - From: Around the world in 716 days - our Top 10 lists Beautiful shots and good writing. Thanks for the list, the united list-lovers association inc... |
| 10th September 2007 travelbuffs | fantastic pics - From: Be active or buy activity I just came across your pics. They are simply awesome. Great job here. |
| 8th September 2007 Ali | Thanks for sharing your travels and photos here. - From: Around the world in 716 days - our Top 10 lists It's been a pleasure to host them and always a pleasure to read and view. |
| 2nd September 2007 anna & Chris | Expensive NZ - From: Be active or buy activity As Kiwis, I'm sad to admit that the tourist activities are way over-priced - although we never really realised it before we left. The best things in life are free - this is certainly the case in nz! I'm gald you made the effort to see the natural wonders that made nz so good. Well done for finding the natural arch near Waitomo. A personal favourite of ours that not many people bother with! |
| 2nd September 2007 Chi | Thanks - From: Around the world in 716 days - our Top 10 lists Nice List! Thanks for sharing! :-) |
| 29th July 2007 Tom | Title is misleading - From: Around the world in 716 days - our Top 10 lists The title "Around the world in 716 days - our Top 10 lists" is misleading.The world tour is incomplete without visiting India.India is "Half the world". Realy. The title should be"Around Half of the world in 716 days - our Top 10 lists" |
| 29th July 2007 SilverCloudsReignOirope | - From: Around the world in 716 days - our Top 10 lists Wow, you've had a remarkable journey! I'm glad to see Czech R. in your top 10 countries :). I live in Prague, and there is much to see outside of Prague. Amazing photos, and honest writing. Thank you for sharing! |
| 20th May 2007 johnnymoretti | Wonderful photos!! - From: Conquest of a continent As a fellow photographer and globetrotter, you're photos are exquisite. Thanks for sharing. Blogger "johnnymoretti". |
| 19th May 2007 Angie | wow - From: Paddling Maya what a beautiful entry and adventure! |
| 3rd May 2007 Stephen Paul | still visiting this blog... - From: Suffocating in the Gore Tex® I read this blog before my trip to Torres a month ago. I thought I would get similar picutres, but it ended up being extremely challenging!! Im still in awe of some of the shots you got, especially the owl and Glacier Grey. The owl is haunting... Great work!! |
| 23rd April 2007 Brigette Dempsey | Wow - From: Back in the old world Heh guys, just want to say your pictures are amazing! they really are. Brigette |
| 23rd April 2007 Nicky | - From: Back in the old world Glad to see that I'm not the only (killjoy) one who sees both sides to the magnificent cities in Europe. Nice photos too. |
| 23rd March 2007 Hollie M'gog | good safari - From: "W(h)ine for me, Argentina!" hello guys, well have been keeping up with your travels. Am so jealous it will be a lot to look back on but some fantastic memories. Treasure them forever. Write soon when you get teh time lots of love Holliex |
| 22nd March 2007 Tito | Globe trotter for real... - From: The infectiousness of abuse Guys aren't you tired now? The pics are amazing and the experience... WOW! cheers from cool Goroka! :-) |
| 22nd March 2007 Kathy | Well... - From: The infectiousness of abuse I've been in Brazil twice, once in Rio 2 years ago where I did the same tour. We were just 15 people no stressed at all. Everything was just fine and we loved to meet the favela's kind people and Brazilians in general. Such a wonderfull people, incredible places. It wasn't Carnival though! Too much tourists could ruin even the moon. By the way, to understand carnival better try to find the historical catolic-non-catolic facts of it. G'luck! |
| 2nd March 2007 Mark | - From: Suffocating in the Gore Tex® Hi your photos are amazing, may be it would have been worth getting up for the sunrise at the Torres! Hope you found somewhere to stay / hang your hammocks in Rio, it was crazy where we were and I still have the cold to show for it. I´m back in Buenos Aires now, Sarah starts work on Monday. It was great to meet you and I hope you´re both well, Mark |
| 20th February 2007 batgrl | Amazing pics - From: Suffocating in the Gore Tex® I'm sure you've heard it before but you will hear it again. The pictures are incredible. I love the picture of the owl. Patagonia has been added to my 'to see and hike' list. |
| 31st January 2007 Nels Abrams | Wow - From: The two Bolivias Just happened upon your blog as I was logging out. Glad I did. Love the pictures, information and writing style. Great stuff! |
| 23rd January 2007 Marcello | Good... - From: Who put all that paint into my face? Thank you for puting up this pictures and promoting culture and tourism in Papua New Guinea...So much of the usual Negative publicity from the Mostly Australian Media. |
| 8th January 2007 Andrew Paisley | Not jealous now - From: On the Death Road with Sissi and the space cadets Hi again guys. Well, I was abit jealous after reading your last blog, but by the sounds of this bus trip I don't think I can express any jealousy about that one. Hmmm...maybe the office isn't such a bad place to be after all. Cheers. |
| 8th January 2007 Andrew Paisley | Stunning - From: Above the clouds Hi guys, just got back to work from Xmas hols, so only just saw your blog. Wow! I am (as always) jealous of your being at the top of such a wonderful mountain, but not jealous about walking to the top! Keep the blogs coming. Happy wandering. |
| 4th January 2007 anonymous | - From: The Overland Track - Flip-Flop-Trekking or Wilderness Experience? Thanks for the tips on what food to take. A great help! |
| 4th January 2007 Marcoelitaliano | Slow pace - From: On the Death Road with Sissi and the space cadets Very nice blog, guys. I expecially like the slow rythm of your travelling; well done. |
| 30th December 2006 lovelyplanet | How long? - From: Above the clouds We have been travelling for 21 and a half months straight. The dates of our blogs normally correspond to the departure date of the country/region. The exception is Australia where we spent a total of six months without doing much blogging. (Maybe I will fill this gap somewhere in the future.) |
| 24th December 2006 pupukat | - From: Above the clouds Interesting blog. How long did you spend in each place? |
| 22nd December 2006 Nepe | Just breathtaking - From: Above the clouds Why on earth are the most beautiful things in life combined with such efforts? Congratulations, it's another great aim you achieved. We wonder what's coming next! |
| 21st December 2006 anonymous | - From: Above the clouds Woah sounds pretty cool, I would like to do that! |
| 21st December 2006 Cumberland Sausage | Great Job - From: Above the clouds Well done - very envious. Must be a bit like being back home. |
| 21st December 2006 SojournInGhana | Jealous! - From: The back door to the Lost City Amazing Pictures, Great Stories...I envy you and long to see the things you've seen! Safe Travel... |
| 14th December 2006 Antonio | Great article - From: The back door to the Lost City Hi all, It's always funny to read how a "gringo" (LOL) see us, peruvians. Because I'm peruvian and I live in Peru, I can't see my country with the same eyes... It's very interresting. You are talking about the Machu Picchu. I think you can talk more about the Inca Trail because it's a wonderfull Trek. You have websites like www.inca-trail.com.pe that permits to see availabilities in real time and I think it's important to say that people can't go to Cusco and buy directly a Trek. Things are more complicate. You need to reserve months before. So, to conclude, .... take care and welcome to Peru!!! |
| 13th December 2006 Jena Hazlerigs | Beautiful Pictures! - From: The back door to the Lost City Absolutely breathtaking! |
| 13th December 2006 Michelle | Great writing - From: The back door to the Lost City really enjoy it. |
| 26th October 2006 Kate Hildebrand | Ha ha! - From: T. indochinensis - definitely not an endangered species Just browsing through- you guys are funny! Love your blog (especially the Mongolia & Papua New Guinea entries) |
| 23rd October 2006 Andrew Paisley | Jealous - From: Who put all that paint into my face? Hi guys, great to get another update on your fantastic journey. This one about PNG was great to read. Yes, in the comfort of Aus we do get an impression through the media of a somewhat lawless and AIDS affected community in PNG, but as in all places (as you know) visiting the general population usually uncovers pleasant, friendly and hospitable people. I am more than a little jealous of your terk up Mt Wilhelm, but not so sure the little old legs could do it so easily these days. BTW, Kristina has skipped off to Hanoi in Vietnam for a couple of weeks (use up some of my FF points). Keep us posted on future travels. Cheers, Andrew. |
| 20th October 2006 Erik 2006 | Thank you! - From: Who put all that paint into my face? I'll be moving to Moresby soon and will be living there for 2 years. As I have never been to PNG yet it was interesting to read your stories and see your photos. |
| 29th June 2006 Nepe | Is life possible without? - From: Soccermania in OZ? While in Switzerland BLICK now is entitled KöBI (after Köbi Kuhn the Swiss coach) and there is no meeting without talking about THE GAMES and no food without hint at the game of the games, you describe a world where life goes on without the ball - incredible. It was much fun to read your article - we are looking forward to further ones. Enjoy your big journey - it's the game of YOUR life. |
| 29th December 2005 Nepe | just great - From: Paddling Maya We admired already your German reports and are now also fascinated by your stories in Englisch. Your photographs are impressive and open a completely new world to us. We are looking forward to many more pictures and stories. Have a great New Year. Nepe |
| 29th December 2005 NePe | Just great - From: Royal life in Vienna We admired already your reports in German and are now also fascinated by your stories in English. Your photographs are very impressive. You open a completely new world to us. We are looking forward to many more pictures and stories. Have a great New Year. Nepe |
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