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| 18th May 2009 Jackie | Gozo - From: Sore Stomachs in Stunning Malta Me and my family got a late holiday deal to Gozo, we had never even heard of Gozo but thought we,d take the chance, that was 7 years ago, we had the most beautiful holiday and we saved to go back again for my 40th birthday 3 years ago, we took our grown up children and our little grand daughter with us last year. All 3 holidays have been wonderfull, Gozo is a beautiful island and very clean. We are now saving for our next trip back to the island. If you ever get the chance to go i would reccommend it to anyone. Its the most beautiful place in the world. Ta Pinu Church is a must!! |
| 6th May 2009 PocketMalta | Mobile Tourist Guide - From: Sore Stomachs in Stunning Malta If you are planning to visit the Maltese islands, please check out http://www.pocketmalta.mobi . It is a website with info about Malta, Gozo and Comino which you can browse on your mobile phone. Thank You. =) |
| 29th July 2008 David | Cowshit - From: Belfast & Northern Ireland the stuff tramped upon is now coming out your mouth. Hans Christian Anderson could not have made up such a fairy tale. Wise up and tell the truth. |
| 5th July 2008 petru | the arch - From: Megalomaniacs in Romania the current triumphal arch, which was inaugurated in September 1936. so long time ago. ''that dictator'' had nothing to do with it. Cheers. |
| 20th May 2008 anonymous | malta - From: Sore Stomachs in Stunning Malta that church is so nt random i'ts ta pinu the most loved churc in malta and gozo |
| 4th March 2008 gring | caught a bug? - From: Sore Stomachs in Stunning Malta You don't have to travel all that way to catch a bug. For all those people winging about catching a stomach bug.....have you tried the uk hospitals? |
| 2nd March 2008 julie roche | food poisoning Trie Angeli Silema - From: Sore Stomachs in Stunning Malta we were impressed with all of malta with the exception of the Tre Angeli restaurant Silema where my husband had the carbonara resulting in severe food poisoning i went to the restaurant afterwards to complain i suspect either poor food hygine or salmonella to be thecause but the owner wasnt interested, Be warned avoid this place. |
| 16th September 2007 B.Bibby | Food poisoning Hilton Hotel Malta - From: Sore Stomachs in Stunning Malta My wife and I suffered food poisoning after eating from the dessert counter at the Oceana Restaurant in this Hotel during our stay 4.09.07 - 11.09.07. The items in particular contained dark chocolate. My wife has continued to suffer since returning home. Has anyone else who stayed at the Hilton from end of August through to today suffered in a similar way? |
| 16th September 2007 Bernard Bibby | Food a question should I eat to survive - From: Sore Stomachs in Stunning Malta my wife and I have just returned for a weeks so called holiday in Malta. We stayed at a 5 star hotel in the St Julians area of Malta the one with the tall tower. Within three days we both had problems after eating from the sweet counter. A week later at home we are still not 100% have any of you had any similar problems after visiting this area of Malta. Regards. Bernard |
| 31st July 2007 truepathfinder | To September Visit - can't wait - From: Sore Stomachs in Stunning Malta We are not cracks...we don't drink either, we visited the entire island and came away with the same conclusion - never never again...and I was very ill there and was told lots of people got ill there so believe who you like, but we're respectable people and if you like Malta, fine, but think you must live on a different planet if you think it's wonderful... |
| 17th April 2007 N/G | Tasty - From: Pandas in the Mist in Chengdu Pandas sound great, but would have to pass on the stew. Do hope you both stagger back to Sydney fit and well. Looking forward to your return. LoveN/G |
| 15th April 2007 crisadrian | Nice hat! - From: Gorging on Gorgeous Gorges on the Yangtze It all looks amazing.... I'm going to have to do some saving so I can go too! Edley I can't believe you did not sing on open mike night - and on stage! You must not have been feeling well Ha, ha. I think you should give that lovely scarf to Nets too! : ) Miss you guys... |
| 12th April 2007 N/G | - From: Gorging on Gorgeous Gorges on the Yangtze We have booked you both in for an AA meeting Monday 23rd April. Parramatta branch 7.30pm. Glad you enjoyed the Yangtze trip the big dam must make Warragamba look like a garden wall. Love N/G |
| 11th April 2007 Chris | - From: Gorging on Gorgeous Gorges on the Yangtze Give the silk print to Nets for her birthday! She'll love it! |
| 11th April 2007 Jessie | Go superman - From: Gorging on Gorgeous Gorges on the Yangtze Haha! Love your super powers Ed! I'll look at the time warp video when I get home - don't want to scare the people at work! See you soon! |
| 10th April 2007 Mum McCarron | Bring on the Panda's - From: Walking in Shanghai's Enormous Carbon Footprints Wow what a place. Glad to hear that I was able to assist with the flight. Any time!!!!!!!!!! Love Mum xxxx |
| 9th April 2007 Jess | Hahaha - From: Walking in Shanghai's Enormous Carbon Footprints Oh you had me laughing out loud... building a fake mountain in Sydney sounds like a brilliant idea - I'll come over and we can meditate on it together. See you both soon! |
| 7th April 2007 N/G | wow - From: Walking in Shanghai's Enormous Carbon Footprints A good read, tell me do they all really look-a -alike?. It does make a joke of our pathetic gesture of low energy light globes but with global warming being flavour of the month, politically we must try. Love N/G |
| 3rd April 2007 ilona | hi there - From: Two nights in Paris Hilton hi matt and ed I have been keeping an eye on yout travels. sorry i didnt get to see you in sydney. lots went down (ang grandpa passed away for starters) would have loved to have seen you. im heading back obver to london next thurs, dont suppose you will be there anytime this year to catch up? cheers Ilona |
| 31st March 2007 Sister | - From: Great Expectations in Dubrovnik ...I love Dubrovnik! I'm so glad you guys had a chance to go, the old city is so picture perfect and the seafood is certainly great - it has to be one of my favourite destinations! : ) |
| 25th March 2007 Pam | Malta - Not Impressed - From: Sore Stomachs in Stunning Malta We have just returned from a two week visit to Malta. We lived there for over 2 years, returning to the UK in 1970. We fell in love with the place when we actually lived there but had not returned since. Whilst on holiday, we stayed in Bugibba as this was supposed to be "the" holiday area. We found it to be dirty, covered in dog's pooh, and in a very bad state of disrepair. To be honest, a run down building site. The hotel was supposedly 4*, but beyond the foyer it was a different story. There were no amenities in Bugibba/Qawra and if you didn't drink (which we don't) there is absolutley no entertainment. Our outlook on Malta has changed, so much so we will never return. During the first week I was confined to my room with sickness and I have never fully receovered, still suffering now and I am on antibiotics. |
| 15th March 2007 N/G | Confused - From: Great Expectations in Dubrovnik Great trip we told you to get more sleep. I could have sworn we spoke to Ed this evening he was on the train Parramatta line and here he is in Croatia. You confuse us oldies Love N/G |
| 14th March 2007 Mum McCarron | Another Gem - From: Great Expectations in Dubrovnik Great read, maybe I can come next time. I will be good I promise xxx |
| 3rd March 2007 Johan Galea | a local rambles - From: Sore Stomachs in Stunning Malta Hi My name is Johan Galea and I am maltese. 3 things , 1. The main roads have been almost all removed and made up from scratch to "european" standards . Eu paid for them or the italians but who cares I can actually drive my land rover without feeling sore yay! . 2. Thanks for reminding me how nice Malta is. I tend to overlook it since I ve been here all my life. 3. Those ninu caves in gozo , if you twat the stalagtites lightly with your fingers they make a kind of resonance , like a musical instrument , it was part of the show apparently until one broke off. 4. Twenty years ago when I went to ninu caves the old lady was really old and she did not go down the stairs either , she must be 100 years old by now :) |
| 29th December 2006 paula | im half maltese - From: Sore Stomachs in Stunning Malta my mum is maltese, i have alot of family who live in malta. i love going there, its magical. your photos remind me of what malta is like. malta is stunning, i could sit fr hours on a maltese bench and just watch the lifestyle that people have when they are there. the person who wrote a coment on the 11th of april 2006 is a jerk. what does he/she know..? it isnt the pits, its not dirty.. and so what if the roads are broken its not every where!! - have they seen parts of england??some are worse.. probably the only reason they were rude to them is because they have had enough of annoying tourists like them! dont let THEM put you off going to Malta!! its a wonderful place and when you go you wont want to leave!! :) Bye and im glad you have taken a trip to malta, and wrote a journal about what you did there!! x |
| 19th December 2006 Ilona | Trying to contact you - From: No Chocolate Fondue in Switzerland!!! Hi Matt and Ed I'm coming down to NSW from 27th Dec till 01st Jan, trying to get into sydney while I'm there. Angela and I would love to catch up with you both if your free. I have tried to email you on your email addy and it doesn't work, could you email me please? Cheers Ilona |
| 15th December 2006 N/G | Bonnie Scotland - From: A Scottish Reunion! Five on the Road Sounds like five loonies on the loose however did you survive?. You must really start behaving when you all get back to Oz. Love N/G |
| 12th December 2006 Sam | beauty - From: Five Villages and a (Possible) Funeral in Cinque Terre CT is definately one beautiful place. All your travels end up like an episode of Eastenders, though without the pregnancies, sleeping with your mum's boyfriend, killing the husband of your daughters mum....oh i miss Eastenders...and you guys! sam xx |
| 12th December 2006 N/G | Where are the clues ? - From: Five Villages and a (Possible) Funeral in Cinque Terre I've checked this blogger carefully looking for clues to your return date, what a beastly fellow you are. Your Italian trip looks great we know Mum really enjoyed it. Love N/G |
| 12th December 2006 Mum McCarron | Me Again - From: Five Villages and a (Possible) Funeral in Cinque Terre and yes I had a fabulous time, I really did. Thankyou. xxxxxx |
| 12th December 2006 Mum McCarron | I'm Good For a Laugh - From: Five Villages and a (Possible) Funeral in Cinque Terre Hi Guys, I sure you only took me along for a laugh, I don't care though I hope to give you lots more laugh's along the way. xxxxxxx |
| 11th December 2006 Daniel Muscat | VIVA MALTA - From: Sore Stomachs in Stunning Malta I really enjoyed this article about my beautiful country. I must say that Malta is a great holiday destination, and is highly recommended. Summer is most enjoyable here, as the village feasts are celebrated every weekend. If you want info about a particular village feast, of Balzan (the village where I live), visit www.geocities.com/festabalzan of www.stgabrielbandclub.com !!! Thanks for giving a good impression of Malta!!! |
| 2nd December 2006 Auntie Jan Jan | Hey Paris has nothing on Wangi -just ask your mother - From: Two nights in Paris Hilton Another eventful trip - I soemtimes thing that us mothers are only accomodated for our entertainment value but life would ve pretty boring without us don't you think - can't wait to see you soon |
| 29th November 2006 N/G | A quieter time ahead - From: Two nights in Paris Hilton Sounds like you all had another great time. We do hope you will be able to settle down to our local delights here in Penrith or maybe Jess will still be able to show you that dead cow and squashed cat at Morriset or the phone tower at Wangi which were her highlights if you remember. Looking forward to seeing you both Love N/G |
| 28th November 2006 Jenny | Jealous lament from Sydney - From: Two nights in Paris Hilton Hi guys, I have just been forwarded your Paris blog entry by Toni who thought I might enjoy a reminiscent moment or two of my time in Paris last year. Instead I am left green with envy. If you expect us to feel sorry for you on your SIXTH visit to Paris - then don't! : ) Would love to catch up when you are back in Sydney (I think it has been 2 years since we have seen each other) and hear all about your travels. Jen |
| 28th November 2006 Mum | Cat Bowl - From: Two nights in Paris Hilton It was an accident, it did hurt. I have the scares to prove it. I did have a wonderful time though. Thankyou. See you guys when ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| 24th November 2006 Jess | Will your mum cook for me!??! - From: Oxford to Bath for Papas Rellenas Your mum does look pretty scared on that boat hey!!?? You guys are so funny and you've made me hungry after reading that! A month to go!! Can't wait to see you! |
| 23rd November 2006 mama nilda | Great trip around UK! - From: Oxford to Bath for Papas Rellenas once again you both have done a great job of making someone feel realaxed and peacful for their last journy around europe!. love you both and thanks for the great trip..MUM! xoxox |
| 23rd November 2006 N/G | More like our scene - From: Oxford to Bath for Papas Rellenas Ed This is trip sounds a little more like our style (no mix up with passports etc). EASY to see Matt has seafaring skills in his blood,Glad you all appear to have also enjoyed the slower pace. See you soon Love N/G. |
| 23rd November 2006 Nikki | - From: Cool Cats and Kamikaze Crocodiles in Egypt Hey guys! Little behind the times. just read your blog on Egypt. Oh.... the memories......! Great job! Have fun on the rest of your travels! Nikki |
| 22nd November 2006 Mum McCarron | Perfect Punting - From: Oxford to Bath for Papas Rellenas Oh the memory, this did bring back such memories of Matthew punting whilst I sat like Queen of the Crisps eating my Horseradish Crisps with 50 ducks following. Oh well all good things must come to an end.............................. |
| 20th November 2006 Ana | - From: Megalomaniacs in Romania It's Bran Castle not Bram Castle. Good luck with those trips! |
| 16th November 2006 Bronagh | funny as... - From: Belfast & Northern Ireland hi matt and ed, couldnt stop laughing reading ur blog on ireland. loved the pics, especially the one of doms shoe (yuck)! and for the aunt with her drink in the shampoo bottle, we all know who that was (lol). glad u had good time anyway. love bronagh xx |
| 14th November 2006 Christopher | How embarrassing. - From: Losing Christopher in Brighton Useful blog - considering I have very little memory of this day! I am sure my pants stayed on though, so I guess that's a good thing. |
| 12th November 2006 Cris | so when are you back? - From: Apons Let Loose in Spain ...Trust you to upset a stranger! ha ha... (8th Nov) Thanks for the family entry, it was very entertaining, it made it seem like yesterday ... It also made remember of the good choice I made in my apricot pie/tart : ) thank goodness for the French and their sweets. CrisXX |
| 8th November 2006 tardree | Correction - From: Apons Let Loose in Spain It was a rather sweeping stament, so yes, maybe I should clarify and say the Spanish people I met were arrogant and unhelpful. Ed |
| 8th November 2006 anonymous | arrogant, unhelpful..and angry. - From: Apons Let Loose in Spain 'The Spanish are rude, arrogant and unhelpful! '. The 44.000.000 spaniards? You did a great work speaking to all of them in a week. I can't remember having talked to you so please remove me from that list. Next time try saying something like 'the spaniards I MET are rude, arrogant, unhelpful'. |
| 6th November 2006 Mum McCarron | Sandwiches - From: Losing Christopher in Brighton Ha ! Don't believe for one minute you packed sandwiches. Mum XXX |
| 6th November 2006 anonymous | Osborne´s Bull - From: Apons Let Loose in Spain It's an old series of Brandy adds, now turned into spanish unofficcial symbol, they're all over Spain: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osborne%27s_bull http://www.abiyoyo.com/monograficos/toro/toro.htm |
| 6th November 2006 nilda(mum) | amazing adventure!!! - From: Apons Let Loose in Spain this is amazing how you remember the places and the wonderful(i think)happenings.its good to know that you had fun because we surly did!and nice photos!!!!(exept for the ones that i look fat!!) |
