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February 9th 2009

Published: February 9th 2009

Goodbye to yet another fantastic group of people Over the past 4 weeks l have spent an incredible time with 14 people on the projects in Thailand, so it was another sad farewell on the steps of the hotel in Bangkok. Myself & Marny shared a taxi to the Airport on Sunday morning, but not before the rest of the group sung Ronan Keatings "When You Say Nothing at All". My flight to Vietnam's Ho Minh... Read Full Entry

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9th February 2009

Fab
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u remind me!!!!
u remind me of a film i saw.....Private Benjamin!!! by that tank....!!! looks real interesting hon!!! if a bit scary!! xx

9th February 2009

shaz
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brilliant
geoff what a great blogg, really interesting. Glad you arrived safely and are enjoying yourself, missing you lots....back in rainy UK and work Thursday!! Enjoy the rest of your trip, lucky people to be sharing it with you. Take care my lovely, shazza xxx

10th February 2009

Gloria Collins
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wot project - wot work, I wish my job was as good as yours -sunning on beach, drinking and eating great food instead of being snowed in and trying to get to work!! Enjoy it whilst you can my man, it only comes once!!!! miss you lots G xxx

10th February 2009

angela k
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Your photos are a stark reminder of what the people went through in that war, very scary I feel very safe and lucky to be here today.On a brighter note the last hotel you stayed in after the toilet hotel looked splendid. You look well Geoff -keep it up!

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