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November 17th 2007

Published: November 20th 2007

"I know your dad. He owns a 200m rope & I did some work on his house in exchange for a pair of trousers" I was very embarassed about the latter. If there's anyone who can get a good deal it's my dad. After spotting a New Zealand passport I enquired in the hometown of the stranger. When he replied with Nelson I couldn't help but crack up. What a co-incidence! The strange man ended up being Tony Ste... Read Full Entry

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21st November 2007

Janine Martig
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I want to go there too!! Do you think a Himalayan trek would cure my 30-year vegetarianism? You are a tough cookie, no doubt about it....tough enough to be my porter in the next year or two? We need to talk about it! Janine

21st November 2007

Dulkara
Dulkara Delta Martig

You've been saying that since I was about 10 or 11 - the age I was strong enough to carry you, If I remember rightly! Sure. But I'm expensive. You have to pay for my flights, food, accommodation and a bonus of $5 per day for the joy of my company. It's a deal.

22nd November 2007

Bridget Flaus
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Man o man
Dalkara that whole story was absolutely amazing! I cant believe all you have just achieved - well i can and I'm so impressed! You are one incredible girl. I cant wait to catch up and hear your stories when you return. Laters xo

24th November 2007

toni
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Grüetzi
Hey dulkara nice pictures i see you do it well and have fun i'm jealous

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