davros9's Guestbook

7th July 2019

bonjour John,j’espère que vous êtes bien arrive' chez vous. Vos photos étaient très intéressantes et votre blog très riche. Vous avez bien profite de votre séjour en Europe. J’espère qu elle vous manquera ;-) bon retour en Australie, Cordialement, Viviane

From Blog: Last Days in Europe

5th June 2019

viviane
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happy you finally saw the elephant ?
To hisit in Nantes : duchess anne castle , musee jules verne,see memorial about slavery, walk in old district "le bouffay" etc...

From Blog: Overnight in Nantes

21st May 2019

Josette
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This picture is so full of character. The Breton scenery is always charming but I'm sorry you seem to be having too many rainy days!

From Blog: Second Week in Brittany

3rd May 2015

Lana
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Thoroughly enjoyed reading of your travels in Ireland and seeing the fabulous photos John. Enjoy school in France & staying in one place for a while. Being young at heart I'm sure you will fit right in! Lana.

From Blog: Millau at Last

27th April 2015

Graeme Judd
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Congratulations
Hi John, Happy birthday! You are having a great birthday present. Enjoying the blog greatly. Safe travels. GJ

From Blog: Donegal

27th April 2015

margaret
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Great scenery - love the stones and sheep

From Blog: Extreme Scenery

27th April 2015

Margaret
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Moody weather
Colours looks muted and moody - the car sounded like the best place for lunch!

From Blog: Connemara in the Rain

22nd April 2015

Patricia Papeix
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Overachiever John!
Yes it's a valuable lesson to learn to not overdo things and try to do too much! We took it to the limit in France with our tour, but I think we were on the edge!! The rugged scenery in Ireland is spectacular!

From Blog: Cork to Killarney

21st April 2015

Margaret Bradley
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Warming the cockles of your heart
Glad to hear Ireland is working its magic. The vistas look mesmerising - nice view from your room - and those sea shots...architecture too reminds me of being up that way in 2003. Enjoy!

From Blog: Irish Magic Beginning to Work

19th April 2015

Patricia Papeix
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Desolee!
Je suis vraiment desolee pour toi John! I feel your pain about losing your jacket John and I will ask Saint Patrick (patron saint of Ireland) and Saint Jude (patron saint of lost causes) to intervene for you. Fingers crossed!

From Blog: The Curse

19th April 2015

Patricia Papeix
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Fat Bike Tour
I would highly recommend the Fat Bike Tour of Paris to anyone, young or old. It is a wonderful 3.5. hours of riding at a very leisurely pace around the main sites of Paris. The guide is knowledgeable and fun and the tour is an excellent introduction to Paris. Amusez-vous!

From Blog: Paris in the Spring!

19th April 2015

Patricia Papeix
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J'adore Provins!
I love getting out of Paris and spending the day in this medieval village. It is always so calm and restful and the two shows are wonderful. My photos from the bird show of my owls are competition winners but I didn't want to take away from others' success! Lol!

From Blog: Sunny Days, Busy Days

19th April 2015

Patricia Papeix
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Lest we forget
Thank you to all those wonderful young Australian men who paid the ultimate price in the Somme region in WW1. I loved our day in the Somme region, It was so peaceful and evocative.

From Blog: The Somme

19th April 2015

Patricia Papeix
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Understated excitement at Eurodisney!
You forgot to mention John that the whole street parade by the Disney characters was dedicated to Madame Papeix who had broken a forty year drought and gone on two scary rides, Thunder Mountain and Indiana Jones! The excitement of the crowd was out of control!!

From Blog: Last Day in Paris

19th April 2015

Lana
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Enjoyed reading your blog and looking at your photos of the France school trip. We arrived safely back in Sydney last night after a smooth trip, despite the delays in Paris getting through security and of course the anticipated confiscation of one bullet casing at Sydney airport customs! Hope the driving in Ireland becomes easier & "the curse" is lifted following your visit to church. Ireland looks beautiful. Travel well. Lana.

From Blog: The Curse

19th April 2015

Graeme Judd
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Great Times
Hi John, It has been great reading your blog. The school trip seems to have gone really well, and you have had such good weather! Ireland sounds interesting - I haven't been there so I am reading your entries with great interest. Keep enjoying your travelling, and I hope all the missing possessions return. Cheers, Graeme

From Blog: The Curse

16th April 2015

Viviane
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Tres belles photos et quel magnifique ciel bleu ! Vous êtes gâtés c'est super !

From Blog: Sunny Days, Busy Days

16th April 2015

Viviane
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Contente de voir que vous pouvez apprecier sans modération les patisseries françaises sans gluten ! ;-)

From Blog: The Somme

14th April 2015

Margaret Bradley
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Change of season sounds beautiful - we were spying the autumn colours in the Blue Mountains around Springwood earlier today.