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6th January 2015

Mona Monkey
The mona monkey is an Old World monkey that lives throughout western Africa. The mona monkey can also be found on the island of Grenada as it was transported to the island aboard slave ships headed to the New World during the 18th century. The mona monkey is lively and is one of the most widely exhibited members of the guenon group of African monkeys. Related species such as Campbell’s monkey (C. campbelli) and the crested guenon (C. pogonias) are sometimes loosely referred to as monas. All belong to the Old World monkey family, Cercopithecidae.

From Blog: Monkeys and More Falls

10th November 2014

jayson
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questions
ive heard a litle about this monastery but only through travellers blog posts, is this a place one could go to live train and study with the monks for extended periods of time, like 1-3 years, how inviting would they be of something like thaty??

From Blog: Kung Fu Training At Wu Wei Si Monastery

26th June 2014

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

HIDDEN SECRETS
Great pic. Evokes the imagination...what secrets are within? One of many fabulous pics in this blog. Time to share more gems with the Dancing One...pressing Follow without further delay.

From Blog: Snaefellsness Peninsula

15th October 2013

RENanDREW
Ren & Andrew

Stunning
That's an amazing photo!

From Blog: Safari

25th March 2013

Thomas
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Almost Studied There (Cost?)
I was in Dali in 2009 and almost studied at the temple. Do you remember the cost?

From Blog: Kung Fu Training At Wu Wei Si Monastery

6th March 2012

Daniel Power
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Sapa
I went to a resteraunt named SAPA, and it was delicous.

From Blog: Epilogue

13th June 2011

garywhitlow
gary whitlow

manila nighlife
He really enjoys staying here in Manila. Nice picture. From blog manila accommodation

From Blog: Manila Nightlife

30th March 2011

Pow
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Are we there yet?
Where are you going next?

From Blog: Epilogue

1st March 2011

Danny347
Danny

These are all the rough shots, used them for the blog on the fly. The cropped stuff will eventually be up when I get a chance to do em.

From Blog: Land Of The Rising Sun!

24th February 2011

Mike and Karen
Mike Richards

It's Blue
Lots of water. I would have cropped it but that's just me.

From Blog: Land Of The Rising Sun!

15th January 2011

Allison
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Hey! Sound s interestig. I'm looking to do Muay Thai training on Ko Pha Ngan. Where did you train?? Do you know anything about the Muay the muay thai camps on the island?

From Blog: Party In Ko Phan Ngan (And Muay Thai Too)

21st December 2010

Mo
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Do you have to make a reservation to get in or you just walk in??

From Blog: Kung Fu Training At Wu Wei Si Monastery

27th September 2010

Danny347
Danny

And hopefully that quest comes sooner than later!

From Blog: Epilogue

21st September 2010

Daniel Power
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All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players. - William Shakespeare Your Epilogue was very interesting to read, but I am sure that it was even more interesting to live. Welcome home...until your next quest calls upon you.

From Blog: Epilogue

20th September 2010

lea elfassy
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great
it has been absolutley amazing to read your well written blogs...................and It has been an inspirational trip for me too as i have traveled vicariously through you...........welcome home and thanks for sharing

From Blog: Epilogue

17th September 2010

Danny347
Danny

Thanks!

From Blog: Epilogue

16th September 2010

Acher Elfassy
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Blog
Fabulous blog Danny. Loved reading it. Welcome home. Acher

From Blog: Epilogue

14th September 2010

Ronny Chemtov
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:-)
Great blogs, Danny! Looking forward to hearing many stories when next we meet. Long live freedom and the travel-bug! All the best

From Blog: Epilogue

1st September 2010

ngocha
nguyenhongtham

Great
Your picture is very beautiful, if you have the opportunity to , Please contact me I will give you more information beacause i love Vietnam and I would recommend it to you. Good luck

From Blog: Macau; Skywalks and Casinos

24th July 2010

Danny347
Danny

White Lake
I definitely will bring my stirrups and preferably more equipment next time I hit Mongolia!

From Blog: Tsetserleg And The White Lake

20th July 2010

Laure
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Orkhon area
Hello, we apparently visited the same area or so ( I travelled in the Orkhon area, to Kharkhorin ). I haven't been that much bothered by the flies, but I perfectly understand what you describe as "clickers" !!! They were everywhere ! Just in case you are interested by another experience, I give you my blog adress : http://bamilona.over-blog.com ! Plus, I had a chat with a Mongolia specialist yesterday and she told me she brought her stirrups to Mongolia, to avoid a lot of problem... Laure

From Blog: Tsetserleg And The White Lake

22nd June 2010

Dad
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B + W
Best you shoot all in colour, since you can convert any colour shot to b+w. Can't do the opposite though...

From Blog: Ulaan Baatar

22nd June 2010

Dad
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Last line...
Just read it and don't like it!

From Blog: Ulaan Baatar

15th June 2010

lea elfassy
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very well written................ love the details BRAVO..............