Fryor Duck's Guestbook

Welcome Home
Good to hear you are safely back on Canadian soil. We have been having great weather for April George Crawford is going with me to Edmonton next Friday for 10 days. My Mother passed away suddenly on Feb. 28. When one is 91 years passed and to go so quickly with conjestive heart failure - one can't ask for anything better. Hear from you soon. Happy Easter.

Thanks
Thanks for the travel log. We've been following along. Have a good remainder of your trip.

Safe Journey
Allan You have had exciting time with many very interesting episodes but it is coming to the time when you will be coming back; We are wishing that you have a safe journey home;

Holy Cow!
You have been very busy, Alan! We were just wondering what you were up to as we hadn't heard from you for awhile.....Enjoy Tikal and those enchanting chicken buses :-)

caught up
Have been very busy. Fianlly took the time tonight to catch up. Very interesting.

Keep the news coming. All is well in Sask - thawing a little but more snow in the forecast for Monday. What experincesdyou are having! See you when you get home. Darlene

Home from the Mam Ruins.
The journeys you are taking are as educational as your descriptions of the places that you actually reach. The travel and the people, the sights and the sounds and the smells do seem to come alive with your words. Take care Alan.

hello from melfort
Alan, Ross Green informed me of your travel blog. Thanks for sharing your story. I have read your most recent post with interest and when I get more time, I will work my way through your earlier entries. Take care. cdn

Know how you feel.
Not bieng able to communicate reminds me of trips to Chezh Republic, Mexico and Dom Republic,most people are eager to communicate and friendly.You are not missing any spring weather here.this past week it has been -24 at night and -10 in the daytime with some wind to make uncomfortable for icefishing.Just one day with no wind and it was apleasure to go fishing in the bright sun and clean air.

hi from gerald
It's good to read your news. I envy the experiences and the travel, not the scarey stuff or the health problems. Do be safe. Every time I hear about recent historical events of great importance (the problems in Guatemala in 83) I wonder where my head was when this was actually happening. We are so unaware of the plight of so much of mankind. Do I live in a self-centered box or do we just not get honest reporting to our country? A little of both, I suspect. And a new language... way to go, Al! That would be a lot of fun. Things go well here. We hope the same for you, go well, Jeannette

March 12th 2006
Hi Alan, the information is great- wish you could say the same about your foot. I was reviewing my information on feet and blisters- not that you haven't probably already done this- so Remember blisters are caused by wetness, heat, friction and fungal infection. Washing your feet every night and rubbing lightly with a terry-cloth towel, clean socks everyday with double socks if doing a considerable amount of walking, anti-fungal powders in your shoes and sandals as well as doing a doughnut type of padding around the blister may help. Still can't find the pictures on your site http://agringoduck.blogspot.com but will look forward to any disks that you can burn and bring back. Sunny and beautiful here today- I have to finish decorating a cake for my baby sister and her husband who both just turned 40 (remember when that sounded old? I can't seem to anymore!) Take care Fryor. Bonnie

March 12th 2006 - Taking care
Hi Fryor, sounds like you are absorbing much and processing it as fast as the hard drive can handle. Be sure to take care of that foot- your Scouting first aid should come in handy. Looking forward to seeing pictures now or when you return. This journal is wonderful to read. Thanks for doing it. Bonnie