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Great information Glad to find your article.

From Blog: Dead Horse State Park

20th April 2019

Thanks for feedback
I appreciate your feedback and comments. You will love all three places near Moab.

From Blog: Dead Horse State Park

20th April 2019

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From Blog: Masters Memories

20th April 2019

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Your article is very useful and knowledgeable post.

From Blog: Crazy Things at Airports, and On Planes

20th April 2019

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I have read your blog. Your information is really good.

From Blog: Please, These Arches Are Better than Golden!

20th April 2019

Home and Away
Bob Carlsen

B.O...
Try flying from Karachi to Cairo with a plane load of pilgrims straight off the street. I must confess that I once came off a long stay in the jungles of Northern Thailand and directly caught a plane to Bangkok.

From Blog: Crazy Things at Airports, and On Planes

8th April 2019

Arches & Canyonlands
We got a private flight over these sensational National Parks one winter during a polar vortex. Never got to see them this close though.

From Blog: Meander to Moab

8th April 2019

Where is Forrest?
When leaving Monument Valley the view back down this road is an iconic shot...even I could not resist. Did you take this shot? It is quite a hoot.

From Blog: My First Trip to Utah, 1975

9th April 2019

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

I Did Not
It is the scene from Forrest Gump.

From Blog: My First Trip to Utah, 1975

8th April 2019

Utah
sTunning beauty

From Blog: A Monument(al) Valley

6th March 2019

stanvision
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cool life
I wish i can live a life like you。。。。

From Blog: Try Before You Die?

6th March 2019

Many thanks!
Well, I am mostly retired, still work 2-4 days a month for extra travel money. Your day will come!!!

From Blog: Try Before You Die?

8th February 2019

Tony Schott
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Interesting statistics you've mentioned. Your last line sums up Hawaii well. When our friends ask why we've been to Hawaii so many times, my standard reply is "We can drink the water and walk the streets".

From Blog: Tourism in Hawaii

1st February 2019

And have we lost the wonder of Travel?
No way...No way...That's a YES to your personal in your blog but a big NO WAY to the question raised to your title

From Blog: Have We Lost the Wonder of Travel?

1st February 2019

Thank you
As always, thank you for reading, and your kind comments. Where next? How about Bucharest, Romania?

From Blog: Have We Lost the Wonder of Travel?

1st February 2019

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

"Here here"...thanks a big YES in agreement from here
A thought provoking blog Gerry. And isn't it great being a member of Travelblog where so many of us know what travel means and brings? Reminds me we've got our next destination agreed...now to enjoy the excitement of making it happen. As usual us dancers (we do it our way)...we can hardly wait !!!

From Blog: Have We Lost the Wonder of Travel?

12th January 2019

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From Blog: I Hate Flight Delays!

22nd July 2018

Central Coast Wines
We agree with you that this is a lovely area to explore and they have outstanding wines.

From Blog: Central Coast Wines

25th July 2018

Less Crowded
It is a much easier, safer, and saner area to move around, wine taste, dine, without spending a small fortune. I like the low key atmosphere too!

From Blog: Central Coast Wines

8th February 2018

Go or do not go?
Interesting perspectives Gerry and I expect you are not seeking rabbits to agree as if blinded by your experienced headlights! Myanmar - we want to but the Rohingya genocide is a definite worry. The Great Wall of China - we have never been to Badaling as we do not like tourist hordes. The outer Beijing wall sites are the places to go. We were once alone on Jinshanling and no better part of the wall you will find. Machu Picchu - you must have been in a tourist group or there on a bad day...what a shame. Sometimes you have to go to some places before it is too late e.g Tibet and Mali...sometimes it is too late. We go where our imagination leads us then our hearts jump in. It is then up to us to get the most out of it and not let disappointments alter our enjoyment. Everyones jpurney is different...everyones step is what they make of it.

From Blog: They Say: Stay Away!

8th February 2018

Home and Away
Bob Carlsen

90% of the time I get pre-check...
and this is without paying the $85 for the privilege. It's nice to have.

From Blog: Do You Pre-Check??

22nd January 2018

Why ride the rails?
Thank you Gerry. Great blog. I often hear the phrase "the great train journeys of the World" and other than China, Peru and Java I think that would be nice and then think no further. I travelled to and from school in Sydney by train many years ago and sworn never again and have only recently discovered the trains in Sydney are a good option to get to the city as they are air-conditioned, comfortable and efficient. Most importantly they save braving city traffic!!! You extol the delights of train travel in USA. Maybe that is where we should spend our time just looking out the window for miles and miles. 'Cos when I travel I don't text or read. Travel for me does not allow time to not use every precious second to take it all in. But you are highlight the joys and advantages of rail travel in USA.

From Blog: Why Ride the Rails?

25th January 2018

Thank you so much!
Appreciate your comments and insight. Is it worth coming all the way over to Oz and take the Ghan?

From Blog: Why Ride the Rails?

9th January 2018