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wow nice
thats best of all

Thanks
My wife and I went on the Bark Europa when it came last week to the tall ships gathering here in Toronto...at once we were captivated and tempted to trip with them to Antartica in 2012..we just got to get up the couragae eh! great blog G

wow,thanks
Great writing.

Living it up in 1920's sytle in Lima Peru
Keith: Just read your account on this leg of your journey. It was really a good read and I felt like I was there with you. I will read the other accounts as I get some more time. Your friend, David

seven wonders are so beautiful
iam seeing compulsory see the seven wonders

Great Pano!
Hey Keith, great panorama shot, thanks for sharing! Wants me to go back to Athens! Ben

Thanks
Keith, really enjoyed journeying with you to the monasteries of Meteora. "Bindy"

Great story
Keith, your story is an exceptionally good one! Thanks for going into such detail and telling about all of the incredible adventures you did as well as your feelings. It got my blood flowing just thinking about it. I too have been into the Mirador Basin (seven times now) and have seen many of the sites numerous times as well as having explored other sites you did not get to. Xulnal and Wakna are among my favorite sites. You can do a day trip from Nakbe to La Muralla, to the north and you will be rewarded by an incredible high wall covered with life sized stucco figures of Maya kings dancing. It was exquisite! Again thanks for reviving my memories. A well-written story. Mike

Amazing auroras
What fantastic photos of the Aurora Australis. I'm extremely envious. I would love to see this beautiful phenomenon, at either pole. I recently watched a tv show about Joanna Lumley's quest to see the Aurora Borealis and was fascinated by the movement in the curtain of colour and by its magnitude. You have captured it just as well and even have more colours than she saw. I really love the purple and green together. Congratulations on the lovely shots (and no there weren't too many as you stated) and enjoyable story. Very glad you were not permanently injured by your unexpected "drop-in". Good luck with the rest of your sightseeing.

Spectacular photos and comments
I STUDIED ABOUT THE BYzANTINE EMPIRE AND CONSTANTINOPLE. I WAS FORTUNATE TO VISIT THE CITY IN 1968. SAINT SOPHIA WAS MAGNIFICENT. I AM GLAD THAT IT HAS BECOME A MUSEUM AND THAT MORE WORK TO RESTORE ITS SPLENDOR CONTINUES. IT WILL BRING ALOT OF TOURISM AND MONEY TO THE CITY ONCE IT IS COMPLETELY RESTORED. RESPECT FOR DIVERSITY, HISTORY, ART, ARCHITECTURE AND RELIGIONS BRINGS STRENGTH TO THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE AND PEACEFUL COEXISTANCE. THANK YOU

scott tent
hello, the yellow tent that you call a scott tent, would you know the brand of this ? best regards, hope to hear from you. Peter

wow
It is a wonderful journey for you to see around the globe and observe all types of culture. Isn't it tired traveling all along? But at the same time i guess you it too