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| 22nd October 2009 matt | well howdy pilgrim! - From: Stargazing where the desert meets the sea. Hey Scotty, long time no hear!! Glad to see your travels are goin well and you and Anny still goin strong. About time you found your soul mate....big love man!! Love reading your travel logs, I should do the same, you write beautifully and with passion, I love it. You need to put that diction and fluency into that sense of humour and which I grew to love in Keswick. Managed to get my liberty after all this time..Ia m now a freeman on the land!!! Hey, the ageing hippy lives on! Let me know how your goin and get in touch. All my love to you both. Matt xxxxx |
| 22nd November 2008 Russ | centipede - From: Welcome to the Jungle the arthropod you have labeled giant centipede is a Millipede |
| 12th October 2008 Louisa | Definitely a trip never to forget! - From: Welcome to the Jungle Hiya. I too found this blog by accident, while trying to figure out an insect I'd seen during my recent trip to Uncle Tan's camp. The diversity of insects and critters was simply amazing! The biggest bummer on the trip was not sighting any orang-utans, as they had just been around Uncle Tan's camp the day before I got there (and were seen thrice!!). But to make up for it, we got a glimpse of a Bornean gibbon, which was fantastic! The Kinabatangan and Borneo is such a special centre of biodiversity. And I completely agree with Richard Dawson, DON'T USE PALM OIL!! |
| 11th September 2008 Richard Dawson | Uncle Tan's really does rock! - From: Welcome to the Jungle Hi. I found this blog by accident and the memories came flooding back! I stayed at Uncle Tan's amazing jumgle camp about two years ago and, after many, many travels it remains one of the most memorable expeirences of my life. We saw most of the creatures listed here, I have some similar pics. The guides (Lan in particular) were simply the best, amazing guys. We even played jungle football and jungle pool over a few late beers. This place is awesome, anyone who goes will remember it forever. DON'T USE PALM OIL!!!! |
| 4th August 2008 anonymous | - From: Chuc mung nam moi!!!!!!!! I loved Vietnam, Hoi An on the coast was my favourite place! |
| 2nd July 2008 matt | I invented the seagull, glue and pop tarts. you're welcome! - From: Mamma Pap! Guten abend und wie gehts? want to be there with you but unfortunately am still trying to reach my quest of ultimate freedom so that I can spend all my time travelling the furthest reaches of this crazy world!! so nearly over, i'm sad for you, reality sucks, ah well at least you can set your goals when you get back, means to an end. don't forget to get in touch when you get back my friend. have something of interest for you. look forward to having a few beers with you!! hugs and love and stuff! matt |
| 8th April 2008 Kate | Wow - From: A Telegraph from Southern Thailand Looks absolutely gorgeous |
| 20th March 2008 scottandanny | Anja - From: Ghost Written Anja is from Germany. We first met her in Kratie in Cambodia,then again in Saigon and then again in Mui Ne, Vietnam. Figured as we kept bumping into each other that we should travel together! Only seperated a few days ago whenwe left Laos!! By the way so jealous that you are in India. Drink lots of Chai and don't miss Varanasi, Jailsamir, Hampi and, if you have time, Laddakh! Enjoy buddy!! |
| 15th March 2008 anna | anja - From: Ghost Written where is anja from she looks so familiar! I really feel like i have met her before! Do you know hwere she has been travelling?? |
| 15th March 2008 anna | under the influence of? - From: Ghost Written scott, i have a sneaky suspicion that this blog was written under the influence of some fungus that was injested in fluid form and that ben is your mushroom sudaname, am i right? Really good blog ben! |
| 11th March 2008 Michael Irving | Huh? - From: Ghost Written Im realllllly confused. Is Ben, Ben? or is Anny Ben? or Scott Ben? (if that makes any sense at all) some clarity please. |
| 3rd March 2008 Bradley Lucas | Loving it - From: Angkor what? Hey mate the blog is amazing i think you have found your calling scotty my boy the fearless and weathered travel writer. The blog is unbelievable and the photos are increadible. I cant express my joy enough for you two sorry i didnt get a message to annie for her bday so in one way or another this is a late blessing for her. Keep up the travels and stay safe and away from goons with machetes, dont take any guff from those swines and look forward to the next blog take care you two and god speed. x |
| 18th February 2008 Jos-An | Beautiful country, kind people - From: Too few smiles by too many miles. Vietnam is a wonderful land of wonders and welcoming locals. I am glad that you discover my country and appreciate your journey. An, Anny's friend. |
| 11th February 2008 Duncan | mÙt hai ba yó - From: Chuc mung nam moi!!!!!!!! Lovely place, lovely, loads of beer and a mother of a hangover. |
| 20th January 2008 Kathleen | Very cool ;) - From: Monkey business Hey you two, thats amazing ! I love the monkeys, Scott I hope you got your sunglasses back ?! Hope you 2 are well, but as we can see you are ! Enjoy !!! Really like the updates. Cheers Kathleen |
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