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Wow it is really great experience to have trip in such a place on boat. Please to find this blog. ______________________________________________________________________________ http://www.bestboatpoint.com/

How did I miss this when it was posted??? This photo is incredible!!! :) Mike.

Such a cute picture.

Wow!!
Speechless.....

Brad Pitt
Fantastic pictures, though I not sure could make out the resemblance with Brad Pitt, more like Ron Jeremy! Sally looks very well, great to see the bump.

Wow, what a trip! Thanks for sharing. Glad to see you enjoyed your visit here in the states. By the by, DUMBO stands for: Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass. Happy travels!

This one is on the Front Page now. :)

I agree....Samburu is awesome ! we also had a regular sighting of a Leopard-couple by the river side,..

summer skiiing in the rain
lovely to hear about your bank holiday weekend - not a lot better here I seem to remember,love seeing the photos - just got home today from a seek;s walking in Croatia with 17 others!! fab week hotel in Rivinge OK weather, better than here! see you both v. soon, and pleased you had a good first wedding anniversary. with many more to follow!

Very interesting little blog. I have never been but you make it sound worth a visit. Glad you had a good little holiday.

Sweden
The pics were all very nostalgic for me...I haven't "done" Stockholm for about 35 years or so now, although did go back there for an afternoon almost 20 years ago. The king's guards,outside the palace, at least when I was there, wore hairnets under their helmets if on duty (it was the 60s/70s), at least one of them did, a friend from the north of the country where I lived for two years (1973-75). In 1968 I spend a great five or six weeks based in Stockholm, over on Sodra, just behind Slussen and could look down on Gamla Stan on my early morning constitutional visits to konditori for my coffee. I spent all of three weeks or so wondering bare foot around Skansen and the rest of the city, basicaly just being a hippy, hanging out and falling in love with the place. My friends there had the use of an old converted English fishing boat ( a converted trawler) which we took out into the archipelago. The sun shone non-stop, almost 20 hours a day, for the whole time we were there, and, today, looking back, it was the best holiday ever........ We went to various islands by ferry from Stockholm, to Turku and Helsinki in Finland for a while too, but all our fun centred on Stockholm and the archipelago. We left the city to hitch-hike westwards for our ferry home at exactly the same moment as Russia invaded Czechoslovakia. Sweden mobilised its forces, and suddenly, from sheer heaven we were stuck in Gothenburg for five days feeling very threatened with WW3. I'm sure you're too young to remember all that but it was great to see your pictures and think back to that time-Summer '68. Tack sa mycket.

nice blog
It sounds like great fun.I like the photos too. What happened to your balloons Nick.I hope they weren't full of hydrogen!!!!

Sounds like fun
Looks like you had a great time, how long did it take before someone to burst your balloons. At least now you are back at work with a week less of holiday for the year! Regards