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Date: 27th May 2008

Awsome
The pictures really describe the changing attitude of this mountain range. So fabulous to at least be there with you by viewing these captured moments.!

From Blog: Yes, little grasshopper
Date: 25th May 2008

ORANGE FANTA'S!!!!
AHHHH, fellow sister YELLO Fanta girl. I could only crack a wicked smile as I pictured you, alone w/out your other 3 FANTANA'S there sipping on CAT (our orange Fanta sister) !!!!! HA wish I was there wit ya love you Meg

From Blog: The Return
Date: 22nd May 2008

Re-living it through you!
I loved the meditative sense of zoning out while trekking, too. I remember, too, that I was reading Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers at the time and it was the perfect complement since Frodo and Sam spend all their time walking and walking and walking. I'm so glad you enjoyed yourself - reading your diary made me think back fondly on my trip. I still have a t-shirt I had made in Kathmandu somewhere of all the stops that my trek took! Chhaya

From Blog: The Return
Date: 18th May 2008

Wow
Vanessa, you're inspiring me...what a great journey. It's awesome to be able to read about it like this...thanks and good luck!

From Blog: Traveling the Tonle Sap
Date: 4th May 2008

Hey Lady!
Have fun you little hiker. Hope those boots we picked out the last day in SD will cary you along on your 12 day hike. Can't wait to talk to you and hear all about it! Live Aloha! Meg

From Blog: These boots were made for walking
Date: 30th April 2008

Muddy Water
I believe the water is brown from the low water levels and the amount of mud and silt that gets kicked up. I'm not sure though. It didn't even occur to me to ask! Thanks for the compliment on the writing. I'm blushing. ;)

From Blog: Traveling the Tonle Sap
Date: 29th April 2008

sigh
looks amazing! viewing these sitting in my office may not have been a good idea...

From Blog: 4,000 Reasons for Peace
Date: 28th April 2008

Water color
What makes the water this brownish color? I have seen this in the south of the US, tannic acid from oak and mangrove leaves or sediment/muddy river bottoms. What might Cambodia have (trees or otherwise) to make the river this color? P.S. I love your writing style-- I think you should consider being a travel journalist - I'd pay to read your stuff. Living vicariously through you, kiss kiss. KMK

From Blog: Traveling the Tonle Sap
Date: 21st April 2008

turquoise waters
your description of the water hole and water falls inspired this poem. Hope you enjoy it. Turquoise Waters In the crystaline waters of the soul we will jump and swim saturating our souls with clarity and care a moment of abandonment in full presence clearing our thoughts and connecting with others this is the place of quiet contemplation where action and inaction meet where the energy of joy and love fill our total beings. love, Ana

From Blog: Luxury and Leisure: Eating
Date: 19th April 2008

Hmmmm...
Vanessa, I am just happy that I was NOT there with you. If your temper was just under boil.....let's just say I might be enjoying a night in the Hotel Cambodia...the one with iron bars. Sounds perfectly uninviting but I am happy for you that it is going well.

From Blog: Traveling the Tonle Sap
Date: 14th April 2008

I agree with Tia Cristi!
And I'm jealous too ;)

From Blog: The Dawn of Thaim
Date: 12th April 2008

beauty
Thanks for sharing the beauty of the place and the beauty of the senses, from the clean clear water, the image of the gibbons, the symphony of sounds, the savoring of the fruits, to the grandeur of the place. Take care. Love, Ana

From Blog: Treehouses and Monkeys
Date: 11th April 2008

YUM YUM
hey baby! I'm so jealous! Dan and I got Celadon Thai last night and I'm sure it pailed in comparison w/ what I just saw sitting on that table. I'm thinking about you and wishing you well trael wishes sister. Love you Meg

From Blog: Sore Bums but Happy Days
Date: 11th April 2008

We love you having fun!
We miss you and love you as well...Our eager anticipation at your return knows no boundaries... HMSH Napoleonic Prince Royale AJ Prince Consort Grand Duke Rod

From Blog: Submarine Surfacing
Date: 9th April 2008

happy travels
Glad to hear you are enjoying your time overseas. I love reading your blogs and traveling with you. miss you lots. xoxoxoxoox

From Blog: Submarine Surfacing
Date: 28th March 2008

que viaje maravilloso!
Hola!! Tio Gus y yo estamos disfrutando infinitamente de tus relatos. Escribes muy bien y transmites el sentimiento y la sustancia de cada sitio. Keep sending them! Muchos besitos de los dos, y cuidate mucho!

From Blog: The Dawn of Thaim
Date: 26th March 2008

Gracias!
Es buenisimo saber que alguien los lee y esta gozando de los relatos. Miss you!

From Blog: The Dawn of Thaim
Date: 26th March 2008

you're hired!
I definitely could have used a chauffeur with nerves of steel... the Thai don't mess around with their rides.

From Blog: Bicycles and History
Date: 26th March 2008

Tuk tuk
am glad you got out safely - it is a good idea to have a powerful whistle - to signal for help, just in case. Whatever, it is pretty safe generally for travellers in Asia, the public are tourists-friendly. More great shots.

From Blog: Bangkok... for real
Date: 26th March 2008


Vanessa, your description is better than lonely planet and all the phamphlets that the Govt published. Great observation and documentation + the excellent photograhy. So far you are the only one I know that we had taken around that describe your visit so vividly - am sure you will find more thrills and insight as you ventured on. And honest to goodness - it may be better than the "Round the world in XX days". Warmest regards - Nah's family

From Blog: Northward Bound
Date: 26th March 2008


Just discovered your blog and have enjoyed your photos. Looking forward to reading more about the delicious foods you discover. Happy travels!

From Blog: The Dawn of Thaim
Date: 25th March 2008

Jealous
I'm felling pretty jealous right now. Some heat, stomach cramps, and tough scheduling aside, it seems you're having a great time. Keep coming with the blogs, but try and get some pics with you in them too! Safe travels!

From Blog: The Dawn of Thaim
Date: 25th March 2008


Estoy disfrutando leer de tus aventuras y ver todas las bellas fotos.

From Blog: The Dawn of Thaim
Date: 25th March 2008

companion needed...
You needed me there, not only am I an accomplished motorcycle rider, food wasn't on the menu :)

From Blog: Bicycles and History
Date: 23rd March 2008

Admiring your courage and adventurous spirit, and also the food stories!
I finally had time to log on to your blog and am loving traveling and eating vicariously through you. I'm hooked! Enjoy and take good care of yourself. Abrazos, M.Adela

From Blog: gin kow reu yang?





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