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| 4th October 2009 mike | really nice - From: Perfect Ilha Grande, Brasil Been there 2 times.... i love it. you seemed to have a great time also. its one of the few places in the world that i can't forget. Can't wait to see it again and again... |
| 18th September 2009 Dr. Jack Battaglia | Interesting article - From: Resilient Bogota, Columbia The only criticism that I have is the spelling of the name of the country. The country is spelled "Colombia", not "Columbia" (as in Columbia, gem of the ocean). But that taken aside, I enjoyed your article immensely, having visited Bogota myself many years ago. I was a Spanish professor for 30 years. I am now retired and living in San Clemente, California. Cheers! JB |
| 4th September 2009 Brian | A heartfelt thank you - From: Impressive Punta del Diablo, Uruguay I'm Brian, owner of El Diablo Tranquilo. I would simply like to extend my thanks to you and all of those who have been so kind to us since this project began. During a personal down time faced with bureaucratic road blocks, a slower than hoped for low season, a break down of the truck we depend on, and all the loneliness of trading home and friends for a dream; my brother reminded me to read this post again to remind myself while it's all worth it. Blogs such as these play such a huge role in allowing us to succeed and perhaps a bigger one helping display what we are about and hopefully draw those people who will get the most enjoyment out of it. After all, that's the best part about working in the service industry, the 'business' is straight forward - you know you are doing a good job only when people are smiling, if nobody is sharing good times and stories with friends, we go under pretty quick. Thanks to all of you guys who have had fun and made it fun for us, there's no shame in that. |
| 23rd August 2009 wvDrifters | re: question - From: Overland from Cartagena to Panama City Capurgana, entry/exit Colombia stamp - Puerto Obaldia, entry/exit Panama stamp |
| 4th August 2009 alejandro | question - From: Overland from Cartagena to Panama City do you get the passport stamp when crossing from panama to colombia and viceversa? |
| 23rd July 2009 Mrs. Schneider | Amazing! - From: Overland from Cartagena to Panama City Very brave of you to take the "third option"! Have your overall plans changed any, or will you still approach the rest of the world in the order and timeframe as the "world as we see it" map on your homepage? Just checking in on you guys. I will buy the book when it comes out, by the way. Fascinating. |
| 13th July 2009 Sarah | Hola, seniorita bonita! - From: Resilient Bogota, Columbia Be careful in Columbia, no pulp fiction moments....only kidding! The Salt chapel is beautiful!!! |
| 9th July 2009 Leo | Shame.. - From: Impressive Punta del Diablo, Uruguay Shame that they destroy the all peace and silence of the place changing the sound of the ocean for the screams of alcoholic yankees tourist.... Shame |
| 26th June 2009 Mell | - From: Gorgeous Florianopolis, Brasil Another great hostel recommendation. I will also be goign to Florianopolis in November. I will probably stay at the hostel in this blog. Looks worth it. :) |
| 25th June 2009 Mell | - From: Impressive Punta del Diablo, Uruguay That couple who own the hostel seem amazing! Some people are so adventurous. I will be in Punta del Diablo next November, so hopefully I will get to see the hostel for myself. :) |
| 22nd June 2009 Griffi | - From: Famous Rio de Janiero, Brasil Glad to hear you guys made it through the Favela safely. Mike and I loved City of God and recently watched the City of Men series and movie. If the Favela was anything like it was portrayed on the series, it took guts to tour through there! |
| 22nd June 2009 Griff | Wow! - From: Unbelievable Iguazu Falls Love the pictures in this post. So beautiful! |
| 18th June 2009 Steve Vozniak | Meat flavored chips! - From: Famous Rio de Janiero, Brasil Rio is a wonderful place! |
| 11th June 2009 bill | Bariloche - From: Fly Fishing & Tango, Bariloche, Argentina enjoyed your comments, esp about fly fishing in area. I plan to go down in Dec. and will keep in mind what you said about expenses. I am esp interested in fishing Rio Limay outside of Bariloche--I have heard there are big brown in those riffles. thanks and good travels,,, bill---------------Rio de Janeiro |
| 6th June 2009 Iratxe | Is it true that.... - From: Gorgeous Florianopolis, Brasil ... all men and women in Florianopolis look stunning? That's what a friend said to me after he came back from a surfing trip there some time ago. His theory: Once men and women turn about 40, they get banned from the beach..... or else, they age really, really well............ |
| 4th June 2009 Jared | The Good Life - From: Well Kept Secret, Cabo Polonio, Uruguay Quite the adventuresome duo. Glad you both are doing well. That is a place and an adventure you will share for generations. |
| 18th May 2009 Jacob | First time for everything... - From: Beautiful Panagea Estancia, Uruguay I dont know who looks more scared/ confused...bones or the sheep he's about to castrate....The look on your face is priceless! |
| 17th May 2009 Iratxe | Loved the sign ;))) - From: Beautiful Panagea Estancia, Uruguay And loved all those pictures of you guys doing the Gaucho!!!! My favourite, the one entitled "Azul is butcher" ;)))) |
| 15th May 2009 Iratxe | Hahahahahahah!!!!! - From: Monday Fun Day and Brasil Visa Fun The tough life of the backpackers!!!!!! Well, so far you've managed to NOT being arrested nor deported, so I'd say that's a great achievement..... John, from what I've seen in the pictures from Copacabana, you¡ve lost the beard!!!!!! And Chrissy, I've just finished watching the season finale of Lost.... FREAKING AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And guys, yu owe us tons of pictures (everything from Argentina to Brazil, via Uruguay ;)))) Keep having fun!!!! |
| 15th May 2009 Mikey | Bearded Wonder - From: Fitz Roy, El Chalten, Argentina Ah, I see the beard has made a resurgence.....I bet Chrissy loved a slice of B-day cake with a scraggly beard hair hangin'. Who knew Spencer was out hiking the Argentenian mountains. Looks great guys and much more spectacular than the Grand Tetons. Trough Trip is this wknd and Im headed out. Many good Bones stories will be told Im sure, you'll be sorely missed! Keep on Keep'n on guys and happy belated b-day Chrissy. Mikey |
| 1st May 2009 Pat | Missing you guys! - From: Nasca Lines, Peru I'm missing you down in Helvetia. Maple syrup was fun and Ramps too......it may all be coming to an end soon tho. Sounds like you are having the time of your life.....thats' what i'ts all about kiddies!!! I'll be checking back every now and again. Stay safe. Cheers, Pat |
| 14th April 2009 Deana | Peru strike hits Machu Picchu - From: 70 Mi/ 112.4Km of Patagonia´s Torres del Paine http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/?rn=3906861&cl=12969876&ch=4226714&src=news Wow- your timing was great on this tour! |
| 14th April 2009 OSKAR | THE STRANGE BASQUE GUY - From: 70 Mi/ 112.4Km of Patagonia´s Torres del Paine HELLO GUYS, YOU REALLY HAVE A GOOD BLOG THAT STILL I NEED TO READ TOTALLY BUT IT WAS NICE TO SEE THE PICTURES AND RENEMBER ALL THAT GOOD MOMENTS,TASTE NOODLES AND TO DRINK THE BEST WATER IN THE WORLD AND THE HEAVIEST WINE IN CHILE. BY THE WAY, VERY HANDSOME THE GUY IS IN THE PICTURES WITH YOU. NOW I´M CHILE HEADING TO CHILOE AND THE NORTH SO I WILL CHECK YOUR BLOG BECAUSE I´LL GO TO SOME PLACES YOU ARE ALREADY BEEN. WHERE ARE YOU NOW? KEEP GOING ENJOING THE LIFE AROUND THE WORLD, I´M SURE WE´LL MEET AGAIN |
| 12th April 2009 wvDrifters | Yes... making our way to Africa May-ish - From: 70 Mi/ 112.4Km of Patagonia´s Torres del Paine Iratxe!! You have not idea how much we want to watch Lost when we get the opportunity... but we must watch them chronologicaly. And yes... I have been blessed with Basque friends!! How have you been btw? Shoot me an email if you get the chance. |
| 12th April 2009 wvDrifters | Sadly, not fluent in any other languages - From: Roadtrip, San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina Mrs. Schneider!! I´ve heard wonderful things about Colorado... did you have a nice time other than flight setback? For us... we have no deadlines or important schedules... so plane cancellations are just a bit of a hiccup. :) We´ve been traveling mostly by bus (40+ is the count) and only one plane. I´m happy to hear that we are an inspiration to you... if you ever want to travel like we are... I highly recommend it. Take care! |
| 10th April 2009 Iratxe | Yet another Basque in you lives ;))) - From: 70 Mi/ 112.4Km of Patagonia´s Torres del Paine Hahaha, Chrissy, I must admit I loughed out loud when I read about Oscar (amazing how many Basques have crossed your paths in life so far) and your nightime LOST moment (btw, the smoky monster had an important role in the last episode). Amazing trekks, awesome pics, incredible experiences.... you guys are getting ready for Tibet and the Himalayas, right? But hopefully before that I'll be meeting you again somewhere in Northern Africa, Southern Spain or here in the Basque Country.... Have fun!!!!! |
| 9th April 2009 Joetta Schneider | Wow! - From: Roadtrip, San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina Just checking in on your progress! Thought about you because I went to Colorado and encountered minor setbacks missing a flight and thought, "Wow, what if I'd been in another country and my plans got messed up?" Then I thought about you guys! Are you all fluent in any other languages? You inspire me. :-) |
| 3rd April 2009 Jared | Beardface - From: Roadtrip, San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina Nice photos. What was that dog taking? Dinner on the dock looked relaxing. You guys take care. |
| 2nd April 2009 Jeff | Howdy - From: Roadtrip, San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina Bonesy: Did you pack the fly rod, there has to be some decent trout there. |
| 1st April 2009 Nick | Holy Beard Batman - From: Roadtrip, San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina Hey guys! Love the pics. Missing you guys here in the WV. Bonesy - love the beard. I look forward to your next adventures! -Nick |
| 1st April 2009 Momma | My Boy - From: Roadtrip, San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina The photos are absolutely beautiful. How will you frame them all? Miss you guys -much! |
| 30th March 2009 Griff | amazing pics - From: Volcano Ice Chutes, Pucon, Chile Great photos in the past two entries! Glad to hear you're having a great time and staying safe (despite renegade ice pick injuries), while I live vicariously through your posts. Miss you guys! |
| 26th March 2009 Nancy | - From: Volcano Ice Chutes, Pucon, Chile The volcano views from the marina to the top are great. In that one photo, Chrissy, I could see that big smirking grin from under your purple face mask... You two are having some incredible hikes! Thanks for sharing your journeys. The stories and photos are wonderful. |
| 25th March 2009 Jacob | Have you seen my mule?? - From: Aconcagua, Uspalleta Argentina Excellent photos and the volcano trip is priceless...who needs a souvenir when you have ice luge battle scars...the gift that keeps on giving. Obviously Chrissy's fear of heights is slowly diminishing. J |
| 25th March 2009 Jared | Great views - From: Volcano Ice Chutes, Pucon, Chile Looks like you guys are having a great time. Those are beautiful pictures and I am certain it is an experience you will always remember. Safe travels. |
| 25th March 2009 wvDrifters | Thanks for the correction... - From: Aconcagua, Uspalleta Argentina The blog has been updated with a shout out to Juan! Cheers! John and Chrissy |
| 25th March 2009 Juan | Little correction - From: Aconcagua, Uspalleta Argentina Aconcagua isn´t the 2nd highest peek outside Himalaya. Is HIGHEST PEEK outside Himalayas. |
| 20th March 2009 Boss Muff | CASK el GRANDE! - From: Festive Wine Country, Incredible Mendoza, Argentina Hows that for espanol. My 4 semesters at WV are a bit rusty but that is one sweet Cask. You guys should hook Charlie Chandler up with an Argentinian contack to get one. Bones...very Al-Qaeda with the beard. Your destined to be man of the year in GQ Kazikstan edition. Keep it going and we've through a shave party when ya get back....Penix and Steve should be some help with that. MM |
| 17th March 2009 Bobby | Hola! - From: Festive Wine Country, Incredible Mendoza, Argentina I feel that is the only language I haven't seen yet. Just wanted to tell you guys I have been following and seems as though you are doing quite well in your travels! The beard Bones, is Awesome! Keep it up. I hear the travel channel is looking for a new nature tour guide as part of their after school special... Go get em!! Anyway, good to see your travels are well. Later.. |
| 13th March 2009 Jacob | WVU beat Pitt 74-60 off to the Semi's: GO EERS!! - From: Festive Wine Country, Incredible Mendoza, Argentina They need a 35K Liter Cask in Mo'town! How does Malbec compare with a bottle of good ole' Chandlers Dago Red?....and you know I have to ask...What gives with the headband? |
| 12th March 2009 Nancy | Amazing! - From: Incredible Machu Piccu, Peru What an amazing and beautiful place! Though imagining the climb and looking at the steep inclines, my stomach is doing flips! I love the photos of you two in sitting on the steps to the hut! |
| 12th March 2009 Iratxe | ¡¡¡qué preciosidad de sitio!!! - From: Festive Wine Country, Incredible Mendoza, Argentina Madre mia, qué bien suena todo.... Y las fotos son preciosas tambien. Habrá que ir a verlo.... Hahahaha, back to Engligh now (I hope your week-long Spainish course in Chile helped). That place looks awesome.... I'm already planning a trip there ;)) |
| 3rd March 2009 sarah Winnell | Hola! - From: Star Gazing in La Serena_Coquimbo, Chile I finally got a chance to check on you:)! Hope all is adventurous and well! Looks like ya'll are having a blast! Take care and enjoy! Love your cuz, Sarah |
| 27th February 2009 Mrs. Schneider | Wow! - From: We made it! Lima, MiraFlores Peru What an interesting idea! You two are a very adventurous couple. I didn't know people did things like this, and I'm looking forward to reading about all your adventures! :-) |
| 26th February 2009 Heath | beard - From: Island Night Vision Bonesy that beard is lookin good, might even make steve jealous. I bet you guys could weave one of those huts with those whiskers... ;-) Miss ya guys. Talk to you soon. |
| 24th February 2009 Steve | Wolfman Jack and Jill - From: Swimming in San Pedro de Atacama, Chile Lookin' good guys. It's lucky for us that you have decided to visit some of the most beautiful places on earth, and take awesome pictures! Every posting is better than the last. Helvetia missed both of you, and so do we. Keep up the good work, but you might want to keep an emergency bundle of cash, next time you might have to shoot your way out of town! |
| 23rd February 2009 Jos M | all happy salty smiles - From: Swimming in San Pedro de Atacama, Chile could not resist to comment on the Werwolf remark Johnny Boy, right on the mark! That's how we know you! I see nothing but happy (s)miles, looks like a good experience. Diana says Hi from Nigeria. Thought: Hitch a sailboat ride from Rio over the Roaring Forties which will blast you straigt into Cape Town. Exhilarating for sure! |
| 13th February 2009 Griff | Sunburn - From: Perfect Iquique, Chile Bones - I think you need to invest in some sunscreen! |
| 13th February 2009 Harding | Reminds me of West Virginia - From: Historical Arequipa, Peru Looks like you are having a great time in a great place. Any plans? I am working for Bechtel in DC. I didn't know it was this easy to contact you. Have fun. Harding |
| 13th February 2009 Iratxe | sunburnt? - From: Perfect Iquique, Chile ¡Qué bonito! But I'm a bit worried, John. Your face looks a bit like a lobster ;PPPPPPPPPP Do you have lots of English blood in you? 'Cause most Englishmen that come to Spain on vacation turn pink like that under the sun....... Es bromaaaaaa...... ;)))) |