Greetings from Norway!
Hello! Your mother told me about your blogg, it's great, looks like you are having the time of your life. We are some of the family you have in Norway. At the moment Sally, her husband, son and daughter in law are visiting us! Take care Keith! BR Runar

From Blog: Across the Vast Southern Ocean

5th June 2007

Stephen Paul
o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

I hate you, your pictures are too good...
All your pictures are first class! Its like you can take no wrong... Thanks for sharing!!

From Blog: A Journey Back In Time

5th June 2007

Stephen Paul
o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

Fantastic
Amazing shots to a little visited place! Truly spectacular. I cant wait to go someday!

From Blog: Across the Vast Southern Ocean

5th June 2007

rrruss
Russ Pearce

Wow
That is one amazing blog entry. And what gorgeous photos, with the possible exception of the mummy!

From Blog: Across the Vast Southern Ocean

10th May 2007

Sumedh
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Hi Keith, Greetings from India! It's great to see you are back to writing your journal again. Fantastic pictures as always - especially loved the reflections on Paradise Harbour. I almost feel like I'm travelling with you through those weird landscapes. Keep writing... you're an inspiration :))

From Blog: A Journey Back In Time

30th April 2007

Uncle Hud
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Atlanta Immigration
I live in metro ATL, so I often go through our stellar customs, immigration, and homeland security checks at Hartsfield-Jackson. Many are indeed officious and rude, but what bothers me most is their attitude that you must prove your right to re-enter. International travel has lost all its glamour.

From Blog: The Journey Home

25th April 2007

Brenda Davidson
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Co-worker of your Mother
Keith, we here at work have all followed your journey and prayed for your safe return. We have enjoyed seeing parts of the world with you through your eyes. What a wonderful experience and you are truly blessed to have been able to experience. We are all envious! Stay well.

From Blog: A Journey Back In Time

24th April 2007

Laura G
Laura

Sounds like quite an adventure...Impressive pictures!

From Blog: A Journey Back In Time

23rd April 2007

Your Mother
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Animal Encounters
Where else in the world could you see eye to eye with a whale or be mistaken for a very large penguin by a leopard seal? Amazing pictures, son. Stay safe.

From Blog: A Journey Back In Time

23rd April 2007

The Yale Family
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Hi Uncle Keith
Hey Keith-this is great-love the pictures-Griffin is going to take them to school and show his class where his cool uncle is. Hope you are safe and having a great time! We are with you in spirit! :-)

From Blog: A Journey Back In Time

20th April 2007

Phil Jenkins
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Thanks for sharing your experience!
Two friends and I drove Ruta 40 about 12 years ago. I would love to do it again!

From Blog: South Along Ruta 40

31st March 2007

chylena
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great pictures I think like everyone of them!

From Blog: A Monument to the Heroic Age of Exploration

17th March 2007

Garcia
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Canela, not canola
The other ingredient in the chocolate mixture you mentioned (the one that "looks like bamboo") is canela - cinnamon - in it''s natural form (bark). Canola, the product of pressing rapeseed, is indeed oil, but has nothing to do with chocolate making. Happy cocoa to you!

From Blog: I Have Found Chocolate!

5th March 2007

Yathi
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You have quite a thing goin on dude! Keep it rollin.

From Blog: South Along Ruta 40

2nd March 2007

travelbuffs
Transient Sapiens

I envy you!
Keith, Your adventures are a pleasure to read. Keep traveling. Keep writing!

From Blog: To the Strait of Magellan and Beyond

24th February 2007

Kate
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I'm Still Here
Hey Keith, I'm still hanging on, enjoying your adventures each step of the way. k

From Blog: South Along Ruta 40

23rd February 2007

Bikepacker
Andrew John Ganner

Great Shots!
Love the pics of the Pat Xpress. Actually, I'm into trains and didn't know about this one, Thanx.

From Blog: South Along Ruta 40

9th February 2007

Suzanne
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Get a book published
Keith: You need to get a book published. Great pictures and great writing. Then you can finance your trips!! Suzanne

From Blog: From the Jungle to the Andes

9th February 2007

Brother Bear
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Oh yeah?
Mountains, ruins, architecture, fine food... meh! I bet YOU don't get to sit in traffic for 2 hours each day on the way to work in a cubicle, do you? Seriously... you don't know what you are missing. Cold, grey skies, bad drivers, no discernable culture... admit it... you MISS Atlanta! Later Bro!

From Blog: From the Jungle to the Andes

8th February 2007

jenica
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fabuloso
excellent photos and stories. it makes me want to leave the university library here in Kelowna,BC, Canada and run away to San Ignacio or peddal to the patagonia. thanks for sharing your photos and stories!

From Blog: From the Jungle to the Andes

5th February 2007

Alan Scott Peters
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Ya-hoo Iquazu!
Yes indeed, I'm glad the best bloody blogger is back on the adventure trail! I dream about Iguazu and even just like saying it...Iguazu, Iguazu Iguaz...u see what I mean. Glad to experience it with you Keith. Best of Luck and Health and Happy Experiences along the way. P.S. Did you get a chance to see Mel Gibson's Apocalypto? Not sure what he was trying to convey, though the fantastical feathering and costuming of the king, etc painted my studies and memories with bright colors. Review: 3 stelae and Hmmm

From Blog: A Nearly Perfect Paradise

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I am from Georgia, but I have lived in California for the past few years. I have been working as an engineer since I got out of school six years ago. I have grown tired of working the never changing rat race of ‘normal life’, so I am embarking on a multi-year round the world journey, a retirement of sorts, beginning with a winter contract job in Antarctica. From there, who knows where I will go, but I plan on seeing the whole world and all of the unique cultures, remote wildernesses and amazing history that this planet has to offer. I am planning on traveling as inex... full info