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Date: 14th April 2011


Good luck in your new venture Barbara. Hope all goes well!!! Cheers, Sue and Patrick

From Blog: Sharing Space
Date: 6th December 2010

Visit to Helsinki
As I was born in Finland and went back for a visit in 1975, it was wonderful to read about your trip to Helsinki and how you enjoyed it. If I win the next lottery, I'm booking my flight! BTW, I see that both you and I are on Ravelry and we both live in Sudbury!

From Blog: Chrismas Markets - Weihnachtsmarkten I
Date: 7th September 2010

Hey Barb
I just love the Cuban people

From Blog: La Habana 30 years later
Date: 15th July 2010

Hello!!
Hi, i am trying to get information, i know this is strange b'cause i am mexican and trying to stay 1 month in la paz. while looking for a place to stay i read your expirience in la paz. and i would like to ask you in witch place you stay, becouse i am traying to stay clouse to la marina la paz and i read something about calle madero. if you can give me the adress of that place ill apriciate it. Thank you!! lolis/mex

From Blog: La Paz - Calle Madero
Date: 11th April 2010

BC.
Aplication for working at packing-fishing-Industry In Bergen or Oslo. BC. Octavio A.

From Blog: Bergen - Fish Prosperity
Date: 2nd December 2009

Tango
Hey, last year I went to Argentina and took some Tango classes. I found an apartment rental buenos aires that was great. I was near the downtown so I spent all days watching tango shows, it is a fantastic dance. I would like to keep practising it. Tiffany

From Blog: Buenos Aires, Jenero, 2008
Date: 11th November 2009


Hello Barbara, Ron and I travelled by cruise ship on a similar journey in May/June 2007,with ports of call:-,Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo, Gadanze, Talin , Helsinki and St. Petersburg, so it's a treat to view your photos and read your comments on each leg of your trip. Enjoy, and take care of yourself. Ann and Ron

From Blog: Helsinki Afternoon
Date: 2nd November 2009

HI BARBARA
I love your blog and Trudy and I saw most of the same things while in Oslo (Viking Ship Museum, Kon-Tiki Museum, Nobel Peace Prize Center, wharf, etc.) and enjoy them all too. I will be looking forward to many more updates of your wonderful adventure and I admire you very much for doing that by yourself. I've been all through Europe but never by myself!!!! Be safe and have a wonderful time - and keep writing either in your blog or by e-mail!!!! Bev. Brown from the Nordkapp

From Blog: Oslo, We Three Ships, Peace and Opera
Date: 1st November 2009

Mai-Tais
Am enjoying your travelogue. I have had the Mai-Tais at the Royal Hawaiian on Waikiki beach and they are the best in the world. I figure you can scatter my ashes at the bar while looking at Diamond Head in the distance.

From Blog: Oslo, We Three Ships, Peace and Opera
Date: 29th October 2009

Keep on truckin'!
Hi Barbara, I love receiving your blogs - they take me out of my own little world. But I do not envy you in the snow! Regards, Helen

From Blog: Nordkapp - In North Norway, the most Northern Point in Europe
Date: 26th October 2009


Oh my, barbara, i wish i could see so much as you have, experienced such wonderful sites and tastes and all you have. That is what i call living! keep well and safe. You look wonderful!

From Blog: My Norwegian Coastal Voyage
Date: 25th October 2009

Feedback
Hi Barbara, Enjoying your blogs and thinking of my time cruising the Baltic. Your cruise sounds very interesting! You were in my thoguhts yesterday, as I viewed your knitting at the Guild Craft Show. It was well attended and sales were about the same as last year. enjoy and be safe, Pat

From Blog: My Norwegian Coastal Voyage
Date: 4th September 2009

pretty much like the walled city of intramuros manila, philippines
in the philippines they also have a walled city most commonly called intramuros which means inside the walls.. its pretty much preserve and so is catanega's i love the way they preserve the acient city..on the other hand i like manila's walled city coz its looks vey european with all the spanish buildings still standing and some are going under restorATION BUT I LIKE CARTANEGA TOO

From Blog: Cartagena - Historic Walled City
Date: 14th July 2009

Hi
Enjoyed reading your blog..and glad to hear that everything is okay..and another trip is in the works..keep in touch..your friend Karen

From Blog: Wet and Wonderful Weeds
Date: 11th July 2009

In rainy Mexico
Thanks for reminding me why I am living in the smog, traffic and chaos of Mexico City! Don't think I would last a single winter in your neck of the woods. Thanks for the vicarious experience! P.S. My oldest son lives in Edmonton ... not sure if his snow levels compete with yours, but the temperatures sure do! Big hug, L

From Blog: Winter Has Begun!
Date: 25th March 2009

fun to read you,
hope the van goes... you look a bit like your mother, i met you with short hair, i am still in sta monica, doing my clothes, feeling certainly more isolated ( meeting a friend during the week is a feast.. )than you in the wilderness... what brought you to live in the woods??? How was your last trip?? Do you work or "independantly wealthy"???? Good to find your blog again... All my very best Dominique.

From Blog: Winter Has Begun!
Date: 10th December 2008


Hi Barbara, Your cottage looks gorgeous in the snow. The Fall colours were amazing too. You are lucky to live up there. I enjoy hearing from you. Happy Christmas! Regards, Helen

From Blog: Winter Has Begun!
Date: 8th December 2008


The city of the flower and the bird, a paradise like destination; is located in Cuzcatlan, south east of San Salvador. Suchitoto is one of the most enchanting places in Central America. The weather is pleasant all year around, the views of the man made lake Suchitlan are awesome, breathtaking. The people are hospitable and always make the turist feel welcome. Suchitoto is settle on rocky soil, and has been able to stand many earthquakes. The Old Spanish architecture with tile red rooves, and open corridor gives the town the magic of traveling back in time just by enjoying a stroll thru such charming city. Suchitoto is a place to visit, a place to meet! Una hija agradecida de el calor de la gente de tan linda ciudad.

From Blog: Suchitoto Has the Perfect Church
Date: 5th December 2008

Good timing
Dear Barbara, i have been thinking of you lately as next saturday i leave for Katmandu and there on to Pokhara to visit an old frend who i met in Ann Arbor 37 years ago. After Nepal i will spend some time in Bodh Gaya and Varanasi (Alka hotel ). It was so nice to see a blog of your 'home' instead of a distant far flung place, and it is very beautiful. My daugther Claudia did a 6 month south america trip last year and still does spanish class' in London. Go well, stay well and keep 'em coming.XX

From Blog: Winter Has Begun!
Date: 5th January 2008

response to your travelblog/ecuador
hi, i have been trying to figure out how to do the chiva express from quito to guay without a tour if possible. reading online and the latest lonely planet quide has not helped much. would you please tell me if independent travelers can do this and how. thank you. sylvian

From Blog: El Nariz Del Diablo - Devil's Nose
Date: 30th November 2007

beautiful photos
Barbara, your pictures continue to amaze!

From Blog: Punta Sal and Huanchaco
Date: 18th November 2007


Hi Barb, I'm enjoying your adventures. Tell me more about the polluted potatoes. We get alot of our veggies from South Am. this time of year. Linda

From Blog: Punta Sal and Huanchaco
Date: 12th October 2007

great piece
I was actually there (la vista conga) last December it was reggae night with a live band, lots op women lots of alcohol, had a great time. The whole week is party week between the 6th and 12 of December is "las fiestas patronales de santa lucia" nothing like it, live music every night at the central plaza (free)

From Blog: Suchitoto Has the Perfect Church
Date: 9th October 2007

Where?
Where is the big orange truck? Are you no longer travelling with it? Ecuador sounds wonderful. I can hardly wait until you are in Peru. Macchu Picchu is on my life list. I guess you'll probably have to see it for me! Keep the blogs coming. I look forward to each one. WE are having our guild sale on the 20th . Will be thinking of you. SAndra

From Blog: Otavalo, Animal Market and More
Date: 26th September 2007


Hi Barbara, Ijust got home late last night from Athens. Mike and I were in Rome, Capri, Olympia, Delphi and Athens for 2 weeks. We were being led around by Trafalgar tour company-had a very nice guide from Rome. Man was it hot!! most days it was 32C. I could not believe the ruins that we saw. It was my first trip over there. Mike had been when he was in high school -a few years ago. We met some fabulous people on our bus-some Aussies, some Americans. Some not so great too. After our travels, I really admire your hootspa to go and do what you have done. I look forward to reading whats to come. Nice emerald!! Did I tell you that that is my birthstone? Talk to you soon, Love Fran

From Blog: Taganga





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