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1st May 2012

Heidi
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We were quite lucky, as we had our own guide and he kept the beggars away!!
From Blog: Bonbons and Baksheesh.
1st May 2012

Val
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Welcome back!
Glad to see you are back on form in your blog!
From Blog: Bonbons and Baksheesh.
2nd February 2012

AfricaBound
AfricaBound

photos of the butchers
Love the photos! I miss traveling so much! Although I have to admit the paychecks are nice. We just got moved into a townhouse and signed an 18 month lease. I guess we won't be doing much traveling for the next bit. We're looking forward to putting up some photos from our past trips on the walls. Take care, Kathie
From Blog: Seen From A Bus: Morocco.
1st February 2012

Heidi
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You write very well. You should try to get your travelogues published. the photos really add interest to the text.
From Blog: Seen From A Bus: Morocco.
24th January 2012

Heidi and Elmer
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Sounds amazing, but not something I would enjoy. When are you returning to England?
From Blog: Hammam - Where The World Slows Down.
18th January 2012

anonymous
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Love the blog
Thanks for sending the email. It was so good to hear from you again. Glad you enjoyed our guide! Love the water seller. Those henna hustlers are relentless but polite. Wish we were still on the road.
From Blog: Djemaa el-Fna. The not so square, square.
17th January 2012
Water Seller.

The Travel Camel
Shane Dallas

A wonderfully engaging portrait.
From Blog: Djemaa el-Fna. The not so square, square.
18th January 2012
Water Seller.

saritrace
tracey

Djemaa el-Fna. The not so square - square.
Thanks for your comment. It's nice to know someone's actually seen the b log!
From Blog: Djemaa el-Fna. The not so square, square.
16th January 2012

AfricaBound
AfricaBound

Morocco
Hi! Glad to hear you enjoyed Morocco! I loved your Henna Hustlers and Juice seller photos. For us now it's back to work, and only dreaming of a next trip - which won't be for a while now I expect. Take care, Kathie
From Blog: Djemaa el-Fna. The not so square, square.
16th January 2012

Heidi
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You are certainly in form again! We spent a week in Morocco some years ago when we were livingin Nerja, Spain. It was a coach trip organized for Spanish seniors. Our guide spoke English and German. We really liked Morocco. We were there in April when it was not too hot. The fruit trees were in blossom and the Atlas mountains in the background were snow-covered.
From Blog: Djemaa el-Fna. The not so square, square.
16th January 2012

Nick Bale
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Tastes of Morocco
Excellent photos and descriptions - mouth-watering even.
From Blog: Djemaa el-Fna. The not so square, square.
29th May 2011

Nicholas Bale
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Two wheels - will travel
Great sequence of photos. Hilarious and horrifying
From Blog: Anything Goes....
28th May 2011

Nicholas Bale
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Congratulations
We've also enjoyed following your adventures through your blog - a lot of interesting people and places.
From Blog: Ba Dong Beach - The End Of The Road.
15th May 2011

Nick Bale
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Great photos
Especially like the boat women, one with lilac gloves and the woman rowing standing up.
From Blog: The Mekong Delta.
15th May 2011

Heidi and Elmer
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Can't believe your adventures and can't wait to see you soon. Please let us know when you will come to visit in Stubbington,
From Blog: The Mekong Delta.
16th April 2011

Monzoor Shalla
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Good Photo's
I am from Kashmir and from Shalla family. Kashmir is the best part of the world. Good work.
From Blog: Life on Dal Lake.
14th April 2011

astrid
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delicate
Hi Tracey, proves again how very delicate the balance is and how everythings connected. So you're beginning your journey through Cambodia. I'll be following by reading your adventures and along the way learn something.
From Blog: The Mekong In Cambodia.
11th April 2011

heidi and elmer
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You are certainly having an adventure. You will not be able to stand the rat race when you come back to Europe, when/, where? England or Holland? Linda has been in touch and we plan to visit her.
From Blog: Island Hopping In The Mekong.
26th February 2011

Nick Bale
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Boating
Enjoyed the description and photos. I thought you might be interested that Google advert that showed up on my screen was for "Luxury Thames cruises - The finest river voyage and dining experience". I rather liked the irony.
From Blog: Slow Boat. No Boat.
25th February 2011

Adam PLowright
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adam.plowright@afp.com
I'm a journalist writing a story about Ambassadors in India. Can you contact me on my email? I just direct messaged you too. Thanks! Adam
From Blog: Touring India with Raj, in a White Ambassador Car.
22nd February 2011

astrid
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row row row the boat, gently down the stream!
Ohhhhhhhwwwwww, wat een avonturen weer. Love it! Vooral nu ik gestrekt lig met een vervelende griep, hele dagen lang; bléh.
From Blog: Slow Boat. No Boat.
15th February 2011

nick bale
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Moss
Interesting pictures and also how life has changed in just this generation. I assume that the moss pancakes harden when they dry and so they need to be cooked?
From Blog: Finally - within sight of the Mekong.
15th February 2011

heidi and elmer
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Did you try the green pancakes? Have you ever got sick (tummy problems) on your trips?
From Blog: Finally - within sight of the Mekong.
3rd February 2011

isabelle
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Mr Kukki in Bundi
HI I loved your blog it was Fantastic! You had sucjh a great time..! I am going to Bundi in October....Would you have a phone number or email to contact this nice gentleman by any chance? The number painted on the rock ..is it his telephone? Regards Isabelle
From Blog: The Intrepid Mr. Kukki.
1st February 2011

astrid
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Foreigner street
Well, I'm going with the flow. Along the mekong. And am lost too. Among the cakes. In foreigner street!
From Blog: Let Them Eat Cake!

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I've always had wanderlust. Don't know where it comes from. When I was 26 I bought a 'round the world' ticket and flew off to New York. I thought after a year travelling I would have 'been there, seen it, done it' and it would be out of my system. Of course it didn't work like that. I travelled for two years and only went home when the money ran out. Then life took over for a few years, and travelling was confined to month long trips around Christmas, and shorter city breaks. In 2009 Jim retired. Not to be outdone I also gave up work - at least for the forseeable future. We gave our flat in... full info
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