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Rick's Cafe
Beautiful!

Art Deco
All the buildings and street scenes - wonderful pictures Lori & Susan!

No Gin Joint
Ohhh too bad so sad..me thinks that area is Muslim so its a no can do on alcohol..BUT I am sure you found an alt estabmt..You ho gals..?

Very exciting!
A very exciting time it is indeed, just before one begins the journey. I love the Charles Dudley Warner quote, and your thoughts on the experiences of travel and how you return changed. I look forward to reading more on your adventures in Morocco and Paris (and Rick's Cafe ?)

Hi from Niy
Ok I read everything, great.. cant wait to see more photos..Saw Ella's photo she has matured some and gained a little weight..She looks sooo good..Hi to Faye see yousses in Paris.. bfn hugs ??

Yahoooooo another trip!
Can’t wait to follow your trip, safe travel!

Happy Travels!
I am looking forward to “travelling” with you once again! Your photographs and commentary are the next best thing to being there myself. Have a drink for me at Rick's Cafe — my favourite movie too.

Coffe
I never imagined that there were such beautiful places in London! But now I find coffee funny, you get used to it!

Turkey trip
I've enjoyed reading your Turkey blogs! Well done for putting the effort into writing this six years after the fact... :)

Amazing Istanbul
It's one of our favourite cities, and we loved every minute of our time there. How gorgeous is Hagia Sophia? I think I could spend days wandering through it... So glad you've decided to blog this trip :)

Same same but different...
I just read all your Thailand/Cambodia blogs in one sitting! It made me re-live our 2013 Intrepid Cambodia trip, and even though our trip was different, there are many similarities - we had Mr T as our contact at the Sambor Prei Kuk homestay too (just checked our blog, his real name was Mr Bunteng); and I also had to use the toilet in the night but the house we stayed in didn't have an upstairs toilet, so I had to trudge downstairs in the dark. I laughed at your very accurate description of exiting the mossie net and re-entering it :) We found the Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields very difficult too, and I still feel weird when I think about our visit :( I'm fairly sure I've already read your Vietnam blogs, but will look over them soon. :)

Welcome to TravelBlog Lori and Susan!
So happy to see that you've migrated all your blogs over! If you have any questions about TB, please feel free to ask. Might just have to give your last trip another read :) Welcome again xx