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12th February 2013
Jerry trying to open sunflower seeds

Rosemary Shanks
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Delicious
love these but yes how do you open them? They do it in their mouth between their teeth and amke it look so easy
From Blog: Relaxing in Lijiang and Baisha
11th February 2013

Jane Brown
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great blogs
Hi Linese and Jerry. Reading your blog regularly and enjoying both your accounts of your trips and the amazing photos. Great experiences. Look forward to more. My son, Kevin ,wife Ivy and granddaughter Alice have been staying with us for past 3 weeks, from Taiwan. It has been wonderful having them. We went to Caloundra last week - not quite as daring as your travels! - but we thoroughly checked out most of the children's playgrounds and toddler friendly beaches. Celebrated Alice's 2nd birthday a few weeks early with a bbq at picnic point, complete with train rides! Sadly they leave on Saturday but lots of happy memories to keep. Happy Chinese New Year and very happy travelling. Jane
From Blog: Relaxing in Lijiang and Baisha
4th February 2013
Sink in ladies public toilet - normal in China

Rosemary
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Ah yes most normal, even in the tourist places you still see this all the time. Hate the cold too, the effort of getting dressed to leave the house is almost too much at times.
From Blog: Cold, cold... COLD in Shangri La
27th January 2013

Rosemary
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I miss China
not sure what those food items were, number 3 may be cooked sweet potato skins? Gotta love the girl wearing her shorts and boots, Jinan was full of that fashion look too
From Blog: Weishan, a pretty little town which was once on the ancient Tea Horse Road.
23rd January 2013

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

KUNMING, SHILIN
Well done to survive Shilin Stone Forest while bilious. When I was there Shilin was full of Sani & Yi people as guides...definitely added colour to the place. Were they there when you visited?
From Blog: Traffic, Stone Forrests and not feeling well in Kunming.
23rd January 2013

lmh
LmH

Guides.
They certainly were Dave. In their colourful costumes with their matching flags..... Linese
From Blog: Traffic, Stone Forrests and not feeling well in Kunming.
23rd January 2013

Roslyn Amiss
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Loved the colours here - especially as they prepare for new year - great photos. Hope you are feeling better by now. Regards, Ros.
From Blog: Traffic, Stone Forrests and not feeling well in Kunming.
23rd January 2013

Liz
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I would love to begin traveling the world! Your trip to Kunming looks like a wonderful place to see real beauty. The stone forrest looks like an amazing place. Thanks for the post!
From Blog: Traffic, Stone Forrests and not feeling well in Kunming.
22nd January 2013

Cheryl
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Interesting place
Sounds absolutely wonderful Linese. As I tell everyone, if it moves, they eat it. Indo China cuisine will be interesting. I can just imagine the excited reaction when Jerry played flute with them - a one off I would imagine. Cheryl
From Blog: Jianshui, pretty tourist town enroute to Kunming
21st January 2013

Pam Crouch
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Thank you for your very informative blog - obviously you are enjoying every minute of your trip - stay healthy
From Blog: Lost in the fog in Sapa
20th January 2013

Judy
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Just like being back there
Thanks for refreshing my memory love the pic's
From Blog: Hanoi
19th January 2013

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Lacking tourism
Sounds like your border crossing went well and you are among the roads less traveled. You've done an excellent job photographing the terraces. Love the photo of the little girl drinking her bottle. Looking forward to your next installment.
From Blog: Over the border into China and to the magnificent Yuanyang rice terraces
16th January 2013

Jo Banks
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Beautiful photography
Your photographs are beautiful and so colourful. Your blog is so enjoyable to read; we feel we're almost there except for our 40 degree temps! Take care. Love Jo & Ross
From Blog: Over the border into China and to the magnificent Yuanyang rice terraces
16th January 2013

Roslyn Amiss
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WOW
Great choice of guest house - the view was amazing. Love to you both. Ros.
From Blog: Over the border into China and to the magnificent Yuanyang rice terraces
15th January 2013

Canan
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www.kiraguru.com
it sound so good :) I love asia :D and asia people
From Blog: Lost in the fog in Sapa
15th January 2013
87 years old!

Anastasia78
Anastasia78

What a sweet picture!
I can't help but smile looking back at her. :)
From Blog: Lost in the fog in Sapa
15th January 2013

GRACIELA
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great memories
I can´t forget Sapa, and I am glad I can´t forget it. Hugs from Argentina. Graciela.
From Blog: Lost in the fog in Sapa
15th January 2013

Cheryl
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The beer
Is it ok to drink the curbside beer Linese? Cheryl
From Blog: Hanoi
15th January 2013

lmh
LmH

Beer
Hi Cheryl, Beer is fine! I'm not a beer drinker but Jerry has certainly drunk it without any problems. It's low alcohol I think. Your trip is drawing nearer. Linese
From Blog: Hanoi
14th January 2013

Roslyn Amiss
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Beautiful Sapa
A pity you couldn't get good view but Sapa is one of my favourite places to visit - we have (so far) been lucky with the weather when we have been there....make me homesick for Vietnam again. Safe travels. ros.
From Blog: Lost in the fog in Sapa
19th October 2012
Sunrise at the river bank

limbaraj sarje
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varanshi is the heart of India's all daities.
The great creation of god is in Varanshi. When someone meet to the Kashi Vishwanath his hole life goes verry happilly.
From Blog: Festival fever in Varanasi!
8th September 2012
Praying at San Simon's feet in Zunil

Nancy Weiss
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photo of San Simon
Is it possible for me to buy this photo of San Simon, oir are you willing to share it with me? Thank you!
From Blog: Markets, churches and smiles in Xela
31st July 2012
Two to tango

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

GOTTA LOVE B.A.
Great blog Linese...brings back wonderful memories...the sites, cafes, colours, people. We remember it as a city of past glory...but your pics give it a spruced up feel...gotta love B.A.
From Blog: Buenos Aires - a city with a great vibe!
16th July 2012
Village in Tirthan Valley - note the walking grass bundle!

Anil joshi
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Very beatiful
From Blog: Last days with the jeep
18th May 2012

GRACIELA
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Argentina
The Iguazú Falls belog to Argentina. You can see them from Brazil as well, but the Iguazú National Park belongs to Argentina. Hugs from Argentina. Graciela.
From Blog: 'Don't overtake the banisters!' - Iguazu Falls

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