Lisa Van Muyen's Guestbook

27th October 2010

PLAN TO VISIT HK AND MACAU
I HAVE NOT BEEN TO HK AND MACAU SO I PLAN TO VISIT IN MID OF DECEMBER 2010. THANK FOR THE GREAT INFORMATION AND WILL TRY MY VERY BEST TO VISIT MOST OF THE ABOVE PLACE. wHERE CAN I HAVE GOOD DIM SUM IN HK

From Blog: Hong Kong Adventures

10th September 2010

Kaori
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Cool photos ! You are the most beautiful maikosan. Thank you for sharing me your precious experience.

From Blog: "Memoirs of a Lisa"

27th October 2009

dad
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Haplong boats
Very interesting area...looks like the place to live....on the water... yaaaaaaa...margo the boats too big....too much clean...????????ing.......

From Blog: Halong Bay

24th October 2009

Lindakits
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wow
What a trip. You are lucky, Lisa.

From Blog: Nha Trang

24th October 2009

van de Maat
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spectacular
Only two things! I didn't know that chocolate springles is/was a Dutch product, and as in described in the pictures Von Siebold was not a Dutchmen but a German working for the Dutch. Otherwise his name would have been 'Van Siebolt'. But nevertheless this is amazing! And 152 hectare??

From Blog: A Lil' Bit of Holland in Japan: "Huis Ten Bosch"

23rd October 2009

margo
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I think your Dad should buy that boat ! (the big one)

From Blog: Halong Bay

23rd October 2009

Lisa Van Muyen
Lisa Van Muyen

Sapa Trip
Hi there! My friend and I went to Sapa in September of last year. I am not sure if they will still be green in November, it might be after harvest season. Maybe check with some other travellers? Have a great trip!

From Blog: Sapa: A lush, green heaven!

21st August 2009

Priya
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What month of the year did you go
Hi, we are planning a Sapa trip around November 25 and are wondering whether the rice fields will be green

From Blog: Sapa: A lush, green heaven!

23rd April 2009

Uncle John
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Lots to see in a day, Great pictures, what is the lucky food?

From Blog: Hanoi

23rd April 2009

Aunt Elizabeth
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Lisa, you are one adventurous person - there is so much you have shown us out of the ordinary and so personally done. Just beautiful. Thanks (don't look at the date)

From Blog: Sapa: A lush, green heaven!

19th March 2009

jun campol
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nice photos of banaue
thanks for the appreciation, miss the place too as presently here in japan. should read Take me with by american travel writer Brad Newsham....tks

From Blog: Philippines: PART 2

27th February 2009

ROBERTO PATRICIO
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JUST NICE
I DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT BUENOS AIRES FOR TOURIST. IT IS THE FIRST COMMENT ABOUT THE CITY. REGARDS.ROBERTO MCH

From Blog: Dulce de Leche Delights

10th December 2008

Mom
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good thing you didn't adopt all those little babies you fell in love with over the past 3 years - our house would be very full LOL - amazing photos and how nice to see all that colour.

From Blog: Sapa: A lush, green heaven!

9th December 2008

Uncle John
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Amazing Pictures of a culture that only the vary adventurous tourists will experience.

From Blog: Sapa: A lush, green heaven!

21st November 2008

larry
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first day in japan and lisa's got me eating tentacles, lol. thanks for being my tour guide, and draggin' me out to all those temples uphill!!

From Blog: Making My Way Home

21st November 2008

larry
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terracotta
the pictures turned out great. can't believe we were actually there.

From Blog: Fascinating History in Xi'an, China

21st November 2008

anonymous
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Magnitude of explosive fun?? haha. I think that club has your picture up with a caption: "dont let this girl in". And so does the cab driver.

From Blog: Hong Kong Adventures

21st November 2008

dad
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AGAIN...TOTALLY AMAZING...

From Blog: Hong Kong Adventures

14th November 2008

Uncle John
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Cable Car and Tram
Your pictures make the tram and cable car worth while. Pictures explain more than words and being there is priceless. Thanks for sharing. Uncle John

From Blog: Hong Kong Adventures

14th November 2008

Mom
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I'd like the Vegetarian lunch please ! No wonder you are getting bored being back home nowhere near as picturesque or exciting here at this time of year. Next .....

From Blog: Hong Kong Adventures

12th November 2008

DAD
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TOTALLY INCREDIBLE.....WOW...

From Blog: Fascinating History in Xi'an, China

11th November 2008

Uncle John
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A very interesting piece of history.
Your pics are truely amazing, suprised you could actually get up close and personal with the warriors. Curiously why were they buried? Uncle John

From Blog: Fascinating History in Xi'an, China

9th November 2008

Mom
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WOW
I always wanted to see these terra-cotta warriors so now I have through your eyes ! Imagine being the person to find them - pretty scary finding those painted faces peering up at you from the earth !

From Blog: Fascinating History in Xi'an, China

14th October 2008

COOPIE
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Beautiful pictures
Great blog entry Lisa, so nice to see all the pictures from your travels - and SO NICE to have you home : ) ox

From Blog: Beijing in a Whirlwind

9th October 2008

Uncle John
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As usual your thoughts are also expressed in your pictures. Uncle John

From Blog: Beijing in a Whirlwind

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"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it solely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." -Mark Twain Hey everyone! I have started this journal in order to keep you informed of my adventures in Japan, as well as my travels throughout Asia. ... full info