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17th May 2010

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Great photos again! :)

From Blog: Nepal: from national Maoist strike to trekking there is only one step (ok...many more after...)

6th May 2010

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Fantastic photos, as usual! :)

From Blog: Bunaken, North Sulawasi - lush jungle, pristine water and oh so colorful & lively coral reef!

9th March 2010

laetitiaaroundtheworld
Laetitia

Hi Adisorn, Not sure whether you could go there just for snorkeling but imagine there are no reasons it would not be possible, the only thing is that you would most likely have to go through a dive liveaboard operator and see whether they can take you on board. Cheers

From Blog: Diving anyone ?? :-) Thailand - Similan Islands

8th March 2010

Adisorn
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thats great detail of the diving Similan
thats awesome experience, do you think possible to do just like snorkeling there, I am not able to dive

From Blog: Diving anyone ?? :-) Thailand - Similan Islands

27th February 2010

Shiry
Shirytse

Love ur pics
Especially the pic of "memo" haha.nice pic :)

From Blog: Bunaken, North Sulawasi - lush jungle, pristine water and oh so colorful & lively coral reef!

25th February 2010

laetitiaaroundtheworld
Laetitia

Thanks
Thanks for those comments, it is indeed a quite fascinating place to live in :) And yes indeed Eb, the country is somehow not as opened to foreign tourists as others might be but it is possible to visit assuming you are going through an official travel agent (no independant travel there). As for myself, I am actually based there (humanitarian work) :-)

From Blog: Insider guide to DPRK (lol..) trip to the"Mysterious Fragrant Mountain"

13th January 2010

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Fantastic photos! :)

From Blog: Insider guide to DPRK (lol..) trip to the"Mysterious Fragrant Mountain"

12th January 2010

LivingTheDream
Ben

Great account!
Hey Laetitia, a great account of North Korea! I have been wanting to go for a long time, but the short trips are prohibitively expensive. Maybe one day, when I have a job again. Until then I will see the country through your eyes. I also liked your entry about Kashgar by the way, I did the trip over from Pakistan a few years ago - stunning! Greetings from (currently) New Zealand, Ben

From Blog: Insider guide to DPRK (lol..) trip to the"Mysterious Fragrant Mountain"

11th January 2010

Eb Roell
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Conquering Continents
I was intrigued by your access to the DPRK. I thought it was a "closed" country, i.e. to all westerners. Your writing "tyres" lets me surmise that you are either from the U.K. or from one of its former colonies. As my comment title suggests, I would like to know your secret for entering North Korea. Thank you, and stay safe. Eb

From Blog: Insider guide to DPRK (lol..) trip to the"Mysterious Fragrant Mountain"

11th January 2010

laetitiaaroundtheworld
Laetitia

thanks
Hi JK, no need to have a cave dive certificate but just enough dive experience to safely discover the cave (advanced level minimum). Enjoy!

From Blog: Turtle cave, Sipadan, one of a kind dive experience...

9th January 2010

Trice
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Heya, living in Kunming and planning a few days down to Xishuangbanna and discovered your blog -- sounds like you guys had an awesome bit of adventure! great pics too - thanks for sharing

From Blog: From "Apple pie with ice cream" to "out in the wild type of experience"...Mandian Rain Forest, Xishuangbanna trekking adventure

5th January 2010

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Blog of the year, for the Europe/photography cathegory.
Check this out http://www.travelblog.org/Topics/22180-1.html

From Blog: French Riviera: a swirl of Provence and lots of Fun!

18th December 2009

JK
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Good!
Too bad i don't have cave dive cert.

From Blog: Turtle cave, Sipadan, one of a kind dive experience...

29th October 2009

Laura
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Awesome blog
The blog is amazing....I went to Yunnan my junior year of high school but was unable to visit the rice terraces..I just love your pictures. They bring back memories :')

From Blog: China Yunnan province, insider trek by the Vietnamese border...incredible rice terraces & Chinese minorities!

16th August 2009

laetitiaaroundtheworld
Laetitia

Thank you !!
Thanks all for your comments and yes agree with you Mell, sometimes wonder myself why we go so far when we got so many beautiful places in the back of our garden...(so to speak- I wish I had this in the back of mine!)

From Blog: French Riviera: a swirl of Provence and lots of Fun!

15th August 2009

Stephen Paul
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jealous
Hey I wanted to go! This is a great blog, full of great pictures. You look amazing in "International Museum of Perfumerie - Picture time!" that should be your new profile picture! :D

From Blog: French Riviera: a swirl of Provence and lots of Fun!

14th August 2009

Tong Ovelia
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It's so beautiful! We want to go there!:)

From Blog: French Riviera: a swirl of Provence and lots of Fun!

14th August 2009

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Those photos are making me wonder why I ever leave Europe. Does anyplace really compare with it for beautiful towns, nature, lifestyle..... :)

From Blog: French Riviera: a swirl of Provence and lots of Fun!

4th August 2009

Lisa George
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Butterfly picture
That picture is great and i would love to have a copy of my own to frame. Is that possible? The coral with the 2 fish behind, beautiful! Let me know , thanks Lisa

From Blog: Diving anyone ?? :-) Thailand - Similan Islands

24th July 2009

laetitiaaroundtheworld
Laetitia

Hi Veronica, Thanks for your comment. You are right; the one in Peru is the highest paved road in the world (although Argentina might get the highest one soon once they will have finished paving the route 40). The one I am referring to, the Karakoram Highway is the highest international paved road in the world (Islamabad to Kashgar in China) which I believe is correct. Have you done the Abra Anticona? Would be curious to know how it is. Thanks

From Blog: Karakoram hw, simply unreal...driving on the highest paved road in the world...

23rd July 2009

Veronica
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Maybe the almost highest paved road in the world
I believe Peru has the highest paved road. Abra Anticona (4818 meters).

From Blog: Karakoram hw, simply unreal...driving on the highest paved road in the world...

23rd July 2009

laetitiaaroundtheworld
Laetitia

Thanks!
Thanks to all fo those comments :-) Yuanyuang is really a great place to discover and glad some of you got to spend some time there! China is simply so fascinating!

From Blog: China Yunnan province, insider trek by the Vietnamese border...incredible rice terraces & Chinese minorities!

22nd July 2009

Travel
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Great blog !
Great blog and lovely pics, thanks .It is right place to travel. I am influenced by Rice terraces picture . You can find me at www.TheAirGorillaBlog.com

From Blog: China Yunnan province, insider trek by the Vietnamese border...incredible rice terraces & Chinese minorities!

21st July 2009

Alain Tripier
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Merci!
Merci de transmettre tant de belles vues d'un voyage de rêve ! En espérant avoir un jour le plaisir de te revoir. Je t'embrasse

From Blog: China Yunnan province, insider trek by the Vietnamese border...incredible rice terraces & Chinese minorities!

21st July 2009

Ali
Ali Watters

Great photos
Particularly the panoramic! wow :)

From Blog: China Yunnan province, insider trek by the Vietnamese border...incredible rice terraces & Chinese minorities!

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