Bike Tour Eurasia's Guestbook

12th July 2018

On the Road Again
Best wishes on your journey! Its always a pleasure to read about your adventures. And just think, you still don't have any sheep!

From Blog: Finding Our Saddles Again

1st June 2016

Jonathan
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Conservatism
Change can be scary. Differences confusing. Growth painful. But progress, above all rewarding.

From Blog: For The Love Of Russian Language.

31st May 2016

Jonathan
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Cookin' an egg
55 C, now that is some real heat! To rescue their country, we ought to send all our foreign aid to their ice skating program.

From Blog: The Slow Curvature of Learning

23rd November 2014

guanto
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turkiye!
hey chalison somehow im in turkey now, will take your advice to go south along the warmer route, let me know of any tips/places to stay. its very cold! guanto (from taiwan, to turkey via bishkek athouse!)

From Blog: For The Love Of Russian Language.

16th October 2014

CJ
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YES!
Allison, Your blog and travels are AMAZING. I too spend much if my time traveling, mainly around South Asia and Europe (maybe 5-6 trips a year?). Roark and I have often wondered what came of our friend Allison. When Roark told me about your blog I couldn't wait to send you a message. I hope all is well! CJ

From Blog: For The Love Of Russian Language.

18th September 2014

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Mountains
Just wonderful

From Blog: For The Love Of Russian Language.

17th September 2014

Samantha
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The smiles say it all
Missing you guys from this great wide world!

From Blog: For The Love Of Russian Language.

8th August 2014

Madonna
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Amazing!
You continue to amaze us! Great adventures. Great writing! Happy trails!

From Blog: The Slow Curvature of Learning

30th July 2014

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Overloaded
We always get a chuckle when we pass vehicles overloaded beyond belief. This one is great.

From Blog: The Slow Curvature of Learning

30th July 2014

Home and Away
Bob Carlsen

A truly insightful blog...
I'm pleased you decided to wait out the heat wave in Shymkent. One shouldn't have to suffer all the time! The pictures of the food looked delicious. And thanks for the pictures of Bukhara...my favorite town on the Silk Road.

From Blog: The Slow Curvature of Learning

5th July 2014

William Clifford
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Nicely written blog!
Hey guys - I enjoyed reading that - especially the part about the English cyclist ;) In Namangan at the mo, going to cross into KY tomorrow I think. If only I could find a computer that allows me to send an email from hotmail my life would be easier! Good to meet you! All the best, Will.

From Blog: Working The Night Shift On Mars

20th June 2014

Madonna
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The road goes on forever and the party never ends!
Yowza! You two do it again, and again. Simply incredible. We miss you but know you are off making adventure real! xxxooo - M

From Blog: Working The Night Shift On Mars

20th June 2014

Richard Ansley
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extra-planetary travels
Chad/Al, That's my favorite post yet; you make it real. It's fascinating to see a different world through your words and pictures. Although I don't believe that area would be at the top (or even the bottom) of our vacation spot list, I'm glad I could "feel" it from the comfort of my home looking at my computer; a pleasant distraction from the daily grind and the joys of home-ownership (backed-up sewer). Happy Trails, Ric

From Blog: Working The Night Shift On Mars

20th June 2014

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Those scary bicycle pumps can be dangerous. What a funny story. Hedgehogs, sea boats and deserts....you are seeing the world. Fantastic travels. We are happy to follow along.

From Blog: Working The Night Shift On Mars

19th June 2014

tenzin
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wow
just stating the obvious " you guys rock!!! and thanks for the pics of the food, it gives a common point of reference. it is hard to believe that you and i are on the same planet! we miss you :-) T & M

From Blog: Working The Night Shift On Mars

19th June 2014

Michele Kirk
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Happy belated belated birthday Chad.
Hi you two. Sound like your having a wild crazy time. Think of you both often! Stay safe & keep the stories coming. Michele

From Blog: Working The Night Shift On Mars

28th May 2014

Ric
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great post
Chad/Allison, Love to hear about your adventure and learn about the people and places you are fortunate enough to experience. Great pics too! Love, Ric

From Blog: Intermission (or maybe Intramission?)

27th May 2014

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

A perfect photo
Now that is adorable.

From Blog: Intermission (or maybe Intramission?)

27th May 2014

Heather Segale
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Looks like an amazing adventure!
You two are inspiring... what a life you are living! So full of adventure and good will traveling out there in the big, wide world. Stay safe and healthy. Let's hope that this next year's skate ski season has a little bit more snow. Wishing you all the best, Heather (and John) Segale

From Blog: Intermission (or maybe Intramission?)

24th May 2014

The Travel Camel
Shane Dallas

Superb!
Loved this blog and love the way you immerse yourself in your environment - it is the difference between seeing and experiencing a destination. Your travels through the eastern part of Turkey brought back incredible memories during my time in the Kurdish region of Turkey more than 20 years ago. Interesting that the Kurdish fight for some autonomy (especially with their own language) is still unresolved. I visited the Kurdish region of Iraq last year and desire for a separate Kurdistan is much stronger there.

From Blog: Something For Our Bread

20th May 2014

Kerem
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One on her way, the others soon!
I am suprised (and happy!) you had so many chats with locals, and got a strong insight about the country, region by region. I am so curious to read about these delicate issues you've been talking about - and i believe every citizen here should read an objective review as yours, to review their own point of view. Waiting for your next post about Georgia! Waiting you at Istanbul, cheers,

From Blog: Something For Our Bread

16th May 2014

Madonna
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Backlava and bikes
Well you amaze me once again with your adventures!!!! I hope you ate some extra Backlava for me. Love. Safe travels. :)

From Blog: Something For Our Bread

13th May 2014

Richard Ansley
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blog entry
Chad/Allison, Very informative and interesting to read. Another great adventure shared. Thanks!

From Blog: Something For Our Bread

11th May 2014

Joe Huelle
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Too much good eating and talking politics. I know it's great, but it would be nice to hear more about the history and to see some pictures of local achitecture and historical sites.
You are at and so close to places where civilization (our) did start few millenniums earlier. Those people most probably do not even know much abut it. I wish I could be there with you! Have fun and be safe, Joe.

From Blog: Something For Our Bread

14th April 2014

Joe Huelle
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Too bad I can't be with you !
Very nice report about your adventure travel. Nice pictures and it looks like you do learn something new each time you're exploring the sometimes same regions. The fist impression is not always unchangeable, politics is not good info most of the time. Have fun and be safe....all 3 of you, Joe.

From Blog: The Little Winter That Was

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