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27th February 2007

It's a shame
I was there in November 2004 - not actually staying at White Sands but I had a few cups of tea with Kurt in the morning. A fellow tea drinker! It's the usual corruption problem as elsewhere by the coast in South East Asia- the big hotels look set to move in. It's a shame - the place still looks exactly as I remember it - idyllic.

From Blog: Not all is well in paradise

27th February 2007

mikel
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expert?
so typical..a few days in a foreign country and an immediate expert on everything.

From Blog: Not all is well in paradise

23rd February 2007

Lyn Lightfoot
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old neighbor
Hi, Pete - Your parents put me on to your blog site. Just read your latest entry. Very, veryinteresting. Makes me want to go there. Lucky you. Good luck to you. Lyn

From Blog: Malaysia is truly Asia

17th January 2007

Emily
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Great story, Pete! I love it, I would never have been able to think that fast!

From Blog: My Covert Breach of the Beach

16th January 2007

Jenna
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River View of the City
Ahh...the river view of the city photo does resemble Cairo. Thanks for good memories! Stay safe. Jenna

From Blog: Don't look for Thai hospitality here

4th January 2007

Paul
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Good to get back to your blog, Pete.
We missed you tonite in Seattle area, but it sure sounds like a great "learning experience." If your travel companions offer to host you in Malaysia, take them up on it. Warmer there, next to 0 degrees lattitude. If you are able to get to Cambodia, perhaps the Lord will allow you to meet Fran Lance and her group who are going to visit the orphanage she's established. Believe it's in Phnom Penh.

From Blog: Christmas in the Capital

23rd December 2006

Maria
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Wow! Beautiful.....I think you're so fortunate to go to sooo many places. Unlike myself....I feel like Jimmy Stewart must have...he never got to leave Bedford Falls! Well maybe not that bad (I grew up in Costa Rica, Cuba, and Nicaragua). I just want to thank you for giving me the chance to experience so much through your words and pictures.

From Blog: I was sick, but it was so cool, I still had a good time

15th December 2006

Rax
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Chinese are so friendly. The driver wanted to put your bag under maybe because you are the last one to get off the bus. Chinese generally will not treat foreigners bad. Maybe there is miscommunication.

From Blog: The minority culture here rocks!

11th December 2006

Will
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Cool thoughts
Hey Pete, nice update; keep it coming!

From Blog: No Sorry, No Excuse me, just go!

11th December 2006

Will
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Cool thoughts
Hey Pete, nice update; keep it coming!

From Blog: No Sorry, No Excuse me, just go!

9th December 2006

Nagymami
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Glad to here from you!
It is great to finally have reports from you! Mami and I independently pull up the towns where you travel from the internet! We follow you where ever you go! Miss you, take care of that cold! Nagymami

From Blog: A clean city that can't stop buzzing

9th December 2006

paul
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missed you Wednesday
My bro Jason from HK emailed from Beijing that they had a global filter on the internet, so I'm not surprised that even the most innocuous contents may not be found on the web. May He bless your time there.

From Blog: This Dragon Drives a Ferrari

24th September 2006

Lebanese American
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Thanks
Thanks for posting such a positive message on Lebanon. Few Westerners actually know how beautiful Lebanon. Glad you enjoyed your stay.

From Blog: Crossing into Lebanon, Hezbollah and Roman Ruins

14th September 2006

crowman
Pete Crow

So your arguement is that this is trying to discourage others from being martyrs?

From Blog: Taste of Palestinian Life

13th September 2006

anonymous
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if u dont understand somethin dont make ur own explanation this is not a recruitment poster....but a poster with the picture of 2 new martyrs

From Blog: Taste of Palestinian Life

7th August 2006

Adam
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Hezbollah
hezbollah fight israel because israel occupies small lands from lebanon, and has lebanese prisoners in israel

From Blog: Crossing into Lebanon, Hezbollah and Roman Ruins

28th July 2006

anonymous
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Hezbollah
Hezbollah shouldnt be so damn racist.. they have a right to fight to recontrol Israel but that really doesn't mean they have to knock out Israel as well.

From Blog: Crossing into Lebanon, Hezbollah and Roman Ruins

12th June 2006

Maria
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Cabin???
Hi Pete. I just had to let u know how interesting and entertaining your postings are. Not only do I enjoy all your smart quick-witted comments when you describe all the places you have visited, but u also crack me up with all your funny almost sarcastic observations, truly hard not to laugh. Quick, question. What is the cabin story all about? Write more! I like it! P.S. Sorry but as you mention with the Irish, I don't really associate the word with any of the funny analogies you provide *wink*

From Blog: It is amazing what you can get the government to pay for

4th May 2006

Brian
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American policy
Wow... Fancy having to defend the policies of Mad King George Bush///that would be hard..better not to say anything!! The only more indefensible would be the Zionist in Israel..that even worse.

From Blog: Aleppo and Syria's Fallujah

23rd April 2006

Will
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Idiots
That whole gun thing is *really* funny. You guys are pathetic.

From Blog: Bus entertainment and the random stops along the road

11th February 2006

Alaa
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nasser gheto?
that's the first time I hear this. the zabalin exists and is a poor christian community, they present both an inspiring story and a depressive one, but I've never heard about this community having a different role in the past or about being moved there. recently the government has been trying to get foreign companies to take care of garbage and cut the zabalin out (the sane thing to do is give the zabaling technology and training)

From Blog: Islamic Cairo, Garbage City & My Neighborhood

29th November 2005

Paul Crompton, 15, British.
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I lived here
I used to live here a few months ago, and visited the dorm(Yeah, it's pretty grotty. I got rather angry at the Lithuanian Christian College because they are not really at all christian like they say they are. Ugh. It was awful living in Lithuania- the worst 9 months of my life probably.

From Blog: Lithuania Journal: Vilnious

16th November 2005

Briony
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$8 Accommodation
I'm heading to Krakow next year. Where did you stay for $8 a night. Is that $8 in Polish money??

From Blog: Poland's Pearl!

15th November 2005

z
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Trabant
The Trabant is German, not Russian, anyway. These tiny cars were manifactured in the People's Republic of Germany, a few decades ago - but they still rule.:)

From Blog: Nothing Eastern About it

10th October 2005

James from twu
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nice.
man, it sounds like you are taking it all in. I can't believe you got hit by an unmanned motor cycle. good itmes, I am sure. keep me posted bro!

From Blog: A few hours in Aachen

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