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15th January 2010

Daniela
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Yemen
Wonderful! Your photos of Yemen were amazing... I'm from Brazil and had lived there for four months, 3 years ago. It was a unique experience, and seeing your pictures made me miss that place. Congratulations!
28th December 2009

Paul Ryan
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Let It Ride
Vegas,up there with Forster RSL.Vegas is what ever you want it to be
From Blog: A guilty pleasure?
3rd December 2009

elaine pew
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teaching in yemen
I had the same incredible experience last February and March. Such a wonderful people and destination, but difficult for western women to travel about easily.
From Blog: Yemen - Sana'a - Wadi Hadramawt
14th September 2009

Rev. Terry Andrews
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appreciation
Wow! Awesome pics. Thank you for letting me see up close what I have not yet been able to see in person. I do not know if I could travel like this though I would love to. Looking at your pictures felt soothing to my spirit, thank you so much for sharing. I would like to follow all the blogs on this site. I just found travelblogs tonight and I am addicted. Rev. Terry
From Blog: Jerusalem
23rd August 2009

Jon Lavers
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Hi There
What the f.,k is this let me know
14th July 2009

serpent
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PL
Just for the record, there is no city called Wroklow in Poland.As far as i know there's Wroclaw ,used to be called Breslau by the nazi bastards.By the way ,i would strongly recommend you to get familiarize with Polish history before sharing your impressions,opinions and remarks regarding Poland with others.
From Blog: Wroklaw - Krakow - Zamosc - Warsaw - Gdansk - Torun
26th May 2009

Zoltan
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Locks in Pecs
There is an old tradition that lovers put a locks to that place and afther that throw away the key. In this way - according to the tradition - their love will live forever...
From Blog: PECS - BUDAPEST
23rd April 2009

Jeanette
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Luv it!
Gazza, you make me laugh. Just LUV your travelblog!!
From Blog: Surfing New Zealand, By the way, did you do a whoopsie?
14th April 2009

jMac
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yummy
Very funny travelogue. I have an Ecuadorian friend, a sophisticated professional woman. She eats guinea pig regularly and so does her family - it's not just for tourists. Tastes like chicken.
From Blog: Latacunga
26th March 2009

colvinyeates
penny and gary

Cronulla
Fair enough but then most people would prefer the Bronx to Cronulla.
From Blog: Slovakia - Bratislava -Slovenskia Raj
20th March 2009

Igor
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nicely written. I like reading anything about my home country. And those white socks... I have to do research on it :-) By the way I prefer Slovensky Raj than Cronulla :-)
From Blog: Slovakia - Bratislava -Slovenskia Raj
31st January 2009

Jamel
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MY WEDDING
Hey m name sjamel am goin to yemen on 2/5/09 to have my wedding their ... Am petty happy bout it but dont knoe the country very well so do u noe of maps or websites that has a map
From Blog: Yemen - Sana'a - Wadi Hadramawt
10th December 2008

HattyinBologna
Erasmus Adventures

Your blog is a joy to read; I really love your style of writing! I was in Turkey this summer in Istanbul, Cappadoccia and also the south coast around Fethiye. Unfortunately I hadn't started writing a blog at that point though. The pictures are also fantastic.
From Blog: Fethıye - Kaş - Antalya - Goreme
18th September 2008

Ioana
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:) Beautiful,
...just beautiful review! I was planning to make a quick dash to Damascus for 24 hours at the end of this month, but now I wonder if it's the best idea. Completely forgot about Crac des chevaliers, I know it's a must see. Not to mention Palmyra. In any case, whether it is for 24 hours now, or several days next month, I know it will be great. Thank you for your presentation:)
From Blog: Aleppo - Hama - Palmyra - Damascus
27th July 2008

Dejan
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Second 1/2 part
Macedonia have Visa regime only with few countries,but almost every country have visa regime to Macedonia.Difference is that You need to go in Macedonian ambasy everywhere and ask for Visa, but for us Macedonians VISA process is real torture...You can not imagine... I invite You to visit Macedonia in future and as Macedonian I apologize for Your bad expirience. Regards,Dejan
From Blog: MONTENEGRO
30th April 2008

colvinyeates
penny and gary

With all those locks, that's a lot of good luck. If you are at all interested, check my photo library on www.colvinyeates@zenfolio.com
From Blog: PECS - BUDAPEST
29th April 2008

Dennis
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locks in pecs
Oh and btw, the locks in Pecs are there for good luck
From Blog: PECS - BUDAPEST
29th April 2008

Dennis
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Pecs
I have been to Pecs Hungary and absolutely loved it!!!! So quaint and atmospheric. The Turkish architecture mixed with the Baroque sytle of buildings was lovely. I especially enjoyed the tree-lined street leading from the Four-Tower Church to the Sechenyi Square. I loved the cuisine and the music fesitvals both there and in the capital city of Budapest. Dennis Czigler http://europetraveltours.net/
From Blog: PECS - BUDAPEST
2nd March 2008

JN Singh
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Couldnt believe that you were not using your Nikon D 200 but a Canon Ixux. The photos are really well and definitely much above the standards of travelblog site. LOL. wonder what pics the SLR would have brought. Cheerio.
From Blog: Inle Lake - Mandalay - Bagan - Yangon
24th February 2008

Speckle
Charlie Henderson

unfortunate situations
Glad you were atleast an educated tourist. I hope your dollars went into the right hands.
From Blog: Inle Lake - Mandalay - Bagan - Yangon
28th November 2007

E. Mattice
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Etretat question
I have been to these places, and I cannot find any info on what WW2 action, happened at Etretat. Does anyone have some specific info? ie, what allied forces where there? I saw german bunkers with battle scars but no idea who was there during the war besides the german troops.
From Blog: Brittany - Normandy
10th November 2007

Jeanette
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Stalking - the TRUE story
Bonita and Adrian, do tell!! Or whoever else is out there....We do know there is more than one side to a story - ex Hossegor house mates.
From Blog: İstanbul - Gallıpolı - Selcuk
5th November 2007

adrian
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that wine was crap!!! Happy to be stalked see you in Aleppo
From Blog: İstanbul - Gallıpolı - Selcuk
31st October 2007

GW
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Oh yeah who was stalking who
Adr1an and Bon1ta were not the only ones stalking you
From Blog: İstanbul - Gallıpolı - Selcuk
31st August 2007

Ievy
Ievy

Gent
We try to keep that one a secret. Hope you enjoyed Belgium as much as I enjoyed reading this blog. Love the witty comments. Safe travels.
From Blog: Antwerp - Brussels - Ghent- Bruges - Ypres

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Gary and Penny, from the beginning... Again. Round the world for a year in 07 and we've decided it's time once more. So packing up the house, the jobs, selling the cars and up up and away, this time with no return ticket and no fixed itinerary. A smidgin reckless, sure, but what the hell. May as well indulge in a few passions before the last great journey in who knows when. Stay tuned and please stay in contact, cause whilst we love seeing what the rest of the world has to offer, we also love receiving news from home base.... full info
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