LorraineJ's Guestbook

30th April 2010

good luck
Hi Lorraine Sorry we missed you during your short break! Looking forward to reading the new set of stories. Have a great time C XX

From Blog: Europe to Asia in 6 days - mile 2428

29th April 2010

Jim Jones
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Storks?
Lorraine and Edwin, I didn't know storks were real. In America we tell children that storks are where babies come from. Did you really just cross the Bosphorus, or was that weeks ago? Wish I was there! Yours JJ Kipper

From Blog: Europe to Asia in 6 days - mile 2428

29th April 2010

sandra
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How diverse
Amazing to read about he diversity of the houses you passed going through the towns and villages. Photographs are lovely. Keep them coming. Take care and ride safe.

From Blog: Europe to Asia in 6 days - mile 2428

29th April 2010

Paul
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Sooo jealous...
Sounds just brilliant, keep it up!

From Blog: Europe to Asia in 6 days - mile 2428

28th April 2010

Carol & James
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Europe
HI, This journey ticks a few more boxes for you. The european countryside in spring looks interesting - tulips are'big' in Istanbul. I hope you stocked up on Turkish delight in the spice market - it was the best we've tasted. Hope all continues to go well as you head into asia and the 'silk roads' - well whichever one you are taking! Carol and James

From Blog: Europe to Asia in 6 days - mile 2428

28th April 2010

Chris
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Again!!!
And all this just to avoid an election

From Blog: Europe to Asia in 6 days - mile 2428

28th April 2010

Chris
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Good Luck in Asia
Hi Ed & Lorraine. Thanks for the blog - we're following you every mile. My bike is getting fixed now (£3.3K) - so The Bandit will be back on the road soon. Regards to Kev, Jules, Aaron & all. Chris & Danielle

From Blog: Europe to Asia in 6 days - mile 2428

28th April 2010

Lorraine
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Bon voyage! I shall enjoy reading about your new adventure. Best wishes to both of you. May St Christopher travel on your shoulders!

From Blog: Europe to Asia in 6 days - mile 2428

23rd April 2010

Chris & Danielle
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I was there
Hi Ed & Lorraine I've just been flicking through your blog for the first time and what a journey it was. You've brought back loads of memories - and names that I've already forgotten! It was great riding with you and what we all achieved together was, on a day to day basis, not remarkable, but when it's all linked together it was one helluvan adventure. Many thanks for your constantly pleasant company, even when we were feeling a bit grumpy. Looking forward to your blog on the China trip. Keep it all sunny side up. Best regards Chris & Danielle

From Blog: Tierra del Fuego - mile 20,989

11th April 2010

Warwick
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lifting our game
Yep this will take some beating im sure you are waiting to see what we can come up with .UYou may have to wait a few years as what you guys have done on this trip i dont think can be topped . Well done and great to see you both managed to stay together for the whole trip . Super V8s are racing in the middle east in Feb next year back to back races one week apart A trip to Dubi foir a few days and Bahrain and arbi darbi that is my project for next year . Ed you should see if you are allowed to come over for it , its worth a look before the whole place goes to " dust to dust " it will one . WASA stay in touch your blog here has been great to read and Dave s thoughts as well well done

From Blog: mission completed - homewards bound

6th April 2010

Carol & James
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mission completed
Hi, Just managed to read your final episode after returning from our own short 3 week trip. Yours has been an exciting journey and your enthusiasm for it all shines through. I hope you enjoy the next trip as much - we'll be looking forward to your blogs with great anticipation - you've set yourself a high standard to live up to. Carol and James

From Blog: mission completed - homewards bound

26th March 2010

David & Di
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Thanks
Many thanks Lorraine & Edwin for sharing your fascinating explotes with us....... David & Di

From Blog: mission completed - homewards bound

22nd March 2010

Val Moore
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Welcome home
Hi Lorraine and Edwin, Just read your final blog as I have been away on holiday. Fantastic! What a trip! AND plotting for more? It's been great making the journey with you via the blog. Lots of love Val

From Blog: mission completed - homewards bound

19th March 2010

Sue Goodman
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Back Home
Oh Lorraine, however am I going to spend my lunch breaks from now on? I've been whisked away from the daily drudge to places afar for the last 6 months and will really miss it. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures and look forward to the next. Hope to see you soon Love Sue

From Blog: mission completed - homewards bound

19th March 2010

Peter coney
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Pole to Pole
Edwin called last week just as i had read your blog.What a super journey i have thoroughly enjoyed it,i even felt as if i was doing it my self.I belted the GS across the harbour side and back it didnt pull a wheely,it was in control.

From Blog: mission completed - homewards bound

19th March 2010

Clare
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Wow .... what next??!!
Hey Lorraine, I've been keeping up with your travels through these blogs ... what an amazing trip! Thanks for taking the time to provide some great pics & descriptions, so us deskbound crowd get to enjoy them! I can't believe that you're already planning your next trip!! If you're ever near Malaysia, do let us know as we're based back here now. Clare & Simon x

From Blog: mission completed - homewards bound

18th March 2010

Tony
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Well Done!
Wow....what a great trip. Well done guys, and I'm looking forward to reading about the next intrepid adventure.

From Blog: mission completed - homewards bound

13th March 2010

David & Di
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Cloud formations
You really have captured the amazing cloud ballet of the Antactica peninsular............... lovely to see your photos

From Blog: The Weddell Sea - following in Nordenskjold's footsteps

11th March 2010

David & Di
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Sheathbill headgear
Clearly the Sheathbill was happy. Fortunately no poo!

From Blog: Exploring the Weddell Sea

9th March 2010

David & Di
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You made it!
Brilliant..

From Blog: Tierra del Fuego - mile 20,989

4th March 2010

David & Di
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Fearfull Reindeer
Interesting how the original wildlife is fearless of man ( despite what happened in the past ) but that the introduced animals are fearfull ( presumably applies to the rats and mice as well.......... are there any introduced mice on S. Georgia? ) . Brilliant account of our visit. David

From Blog: South Georgia

3rd March 2010

David & Diana
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The abundance of life
Although it is a struggle for us humans to endure the Antarctica it is incredible how much life is down there, not only in variety but in numbers of individuals.............as portrayed so well in this blog David & Di

From Blog: More time at Sea

2nd March 2010

carol
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Ice floes
WOW! I never realised that ice could be so colourful - and have such interesting striations. Some brilliant colours in the photographs too. I could never imagine trecking across the ice to try and find another group - amazing story. Carol

From Blog: More time at Sea

26th February 2010

Bob Kirby
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Still following
Are you looking forward to your nice warm home?

From Blog: South Georgia

24th February 2010

Richard
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Pass the baseball bat - NOT
Hi guys, This is incredible and apart from the being at sea bits we are so jealous! Photos are amazing and how any-one can want a fur coat made out of one of these fella's I have no idea! R & K

From Blog: South Georgia - Salisbury Plain

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