Grey haired nomads' Guestbook

Eternal confusion!
Thank you for pointing out my error. Borders tend to become somewhat blurred as we travel! I have now put matters right - though it would probably take a Latvian of Lithuanian to notice my huge mistake. We were aware of Balticum's claim to fame. Are you from around those parts? Thank you once again. David

Shenandoah Valley
I quite agree Stephen - though I do have a hankering for the hills of New England too. We live on the borders of Suffolk/Norfolk, England, but I guess we could claim a little bit of Canadian as we were married in Huntsville Ontario back in 1988 - and plan to return for our 25th next year! David - the back half of the grey-haired-nomads!

Travelogue!
Hi Marjorie, It's a while - May 25th in fact, since you posted a message for us on our blog. My most sincere apologies for not replying sooner, but we're just back home to normality, whatever that is, and decent wi-fi. I'm plannig to ask Tom and Lexi if we could borrow their garden for an hour or two on the 8th August next year, 2013, as it will be....... wait for it - 25 years since we were married there! Are you still interested in a house swap? We would expect to be across the pond for five or six weeks, visiting friends in the Finger Lakes in upper New York and Tom and Lexi and all our other friends in Huntsville. I have yet to check the cost of travel insurance to the USA and Canada of course! You would be welcome to 'borrow' our house for that time - come a little earlier too, to get settled in. We don't live in the most convenient of places, but the roads here are good and we're not far from Stansted airport for cheap travel to the Continent. I'll mail Tom in a day or two, so this is between you and me for the moment. Just a thought. Love and best wishes, David - and ther lovely Janice