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| 18th October 2006 heather | thank you - From: Irkutsk and Baikal christopher thank you for sharing your stories |
| 17th July 2006 Fred | Hey Neighbours ! - From: Neuchatel Nice blog Chris ! Remi was just here in Thonon this week-end, just few miles away across the Leman lake ! It was his birthday, 30 years old ! And we reminded us our good times in Raleigh... The Halloween and thaksgiving party for instance ! 8 years back already, France was world champion... Come by here if you can, There's the paleo festival this week, I'll be there on tuesday and the Tour de France arrive in Morzine on thursday ! I'll be please to see both of you, Matthieu and you, in Thonon. Cheers, Fred |
| 9th July 2006 h. esq. | final. italy. - From: Champex i just watched the final game of the 2006 world cup. i hope you are well and were pleased to see such a strong team win. cheers. your attorney. |
| 28th January 2006 Sarah | Never cease to intrigue me... - From: Chub Cay and Nassau Christoph - Keek- You're stories never cease to intrigue me and keep me entertained. Aren't you glad to know that you do enough adventure for the entire rest of the family?!? :) Love you & keep safe. |
| 4th January 2006 MatMat | - From: The Aftermath I think you write in French from time to time-. |
| 4th January 2006 Allison | Chris-to-pher! - From: The Aftermath You look so cute with a shaved head! Sounds like things are going well - I think you're right that it will be easier to manage with 3 as opposed to 5. Looked like you had a fun New Year's. Enjoy working on your writing and keep me updated on all your adventures! Miss you... |
| 29th December 2005 Albatross | Just got back - From: Detour My husband and I just returned from our honeymoon sail in the Abacos, Have fun! |
| 27th December 2005 Iris | Banks... - From: Leaving West End With a strong wind you could have a grounding experience with that Bahama Bank. Watch those tides and charts or your Nautilus can become more like the chambered type...sitting in the sand or on a reef! ANA |
| 27th December 2005 ANA | Bank... - From: Leaving West End Yes, when you're sailing on the Bahama Bank with high winds you can get pushed aground easily. It can be hard to stay in the narrow channels cut through to various places. Must watch the tides and the charts carefully. |
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