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9th February 2011

Kelly
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Navimag Adventure
Hi Tim, Sounds like you had quite the adventure! Looks like us Stocks have really bad luck with sinking ships! Great pix. Love the shots of the scenery. Very beautiful! Enjoy your time down there. Lots of love, Kel
From Blog: Navimag... Sweet Sweet Navimag!
5th February 2011

Leigh-Anne
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Navimag!
I thought my Navimag experience was epic but running into an island clearly takes the cake! So glad that you decided to take in the fjords instead of a stinky long bus trip. Patagonia has some of the most majestic scenery I have ever witnessed and I live by the Rockies! Enjoy Puerto Natales, be sure to check out the pizza place kiddy corner to the church in the square. Safe travels Mr. Stock and look out for unassuming islands. Also, please crack an Austral Calafate for me.
From Blog: Navimag... Sweet Sweet Navimag!
4th February 2011

Sister
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Incredible pictures!!!!!! Remember that time you crashed into an island!??! lol - too funny, but only because youre OK!!! Love ya!
From Blog: Navimag... Sweet Sweet Navimag!
21st January 2011

MM
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Tim your last 2 posts are some of the most inspiring things i've read. Good for you for putting your heart out there and truly travelling. Keep well. Stay on this path!
From Blog: Everything Has It´s Time!
19th January 2011

AS
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Dat a boy!
Hey buddy, Glad to hear you've started on your own (and that you're learning Spanish). Also, happy to hear you're getting some "you" time and that you're tough enough to tell us about it. We're all behind you buddy... and remember, if you're not winning you're losing. You said that, now it's my life motto! ;) Miss ya!
From Blog: Everything Has It´s Time!
19th January 2011

Big Sis
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Kudos on solo camping trip!
Hi Tim, Another great blog! I'm glad you were able to get away from the city and take some time to reflect and connect with nature! Sounds like a really good experience - minus the 24km hike in blistering heat (yuck!). Your blog got me thinking about all the great memories we had at Lilac and West Hawk with mom, family and friends. I sometimes have a hard time imagining how mom and Debbie handled 8 children all by themselves all summer long! Must have been crazy for them! I remember watching the northern lights with mom and everyone from our bay at Lilac one night and I remember all the trips to the hospital for various things (hornet stings, fire wounds, etc.!). Mom sure had her hands full with us kids eh?! She would be happy to know that you are still enjoying the camping experience! Can't wait for the next blog. Lots of love, Big Sis
From Blog: Everything Has It´s Time!
19th January 2011

Aunty Sherry
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TIME AND REALITY
Hi Tim - The reality of losing Linda can only set in with time - your Mom, my baby sister - we allow ourselves to accept truth, only a bit at a time - that's what keeps us sane. Some people take years to do that, the cubicle they've built around themselves is solid steel - but the first step comes with allowing yourself to peep outside it on occasion. That's what you are doing. I'm in tune with your journey, and I agree that everything does have its time. Take care. Love your blogs.
From Blog: Everything Has It´s Time!
15th January 2011

Sarah
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This is a great and honest piece of writing, yet sad. I'd hope this sobering perspective could be seen in North America more frequently and actually take root on a large scale, but this will most likely not happen soon, if at all. Thank you for sharing this.
From Blog: Chile and False Idols!
14th January 2011

Kelly
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Interesting perspective
Great blog Tim. I liked reading your perspective and think you would probably think the same about several developing nations and even developed countries around the world.....unfortunately the 'American' way of life seems to be something that people strive for all around the world, which often seems to result in a loss of their own unique identity. I suppose it's worth considering the benefits of progress to a country like Chile such as improved health care and education systems and quality of life for a lot of people.....unfortunately it seems these improvements are usually only beneficial to the upper class, often leaving an even larger gap between the rich and the poor. Look forward to reading your next blog from a very different perspective - rural Chile! LOVE YOU!
From Blog: Chile and False Idols!
14th January 2011

Sherry Green
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Go Tim!
Already your sense of humanity has been expanded to place priority on the most important thing in life - family. I follow you with pride. SG
From Blog: Chile and False Idols!
10th January 2011

trstck
tim stock

yup, my spelling stinks. Oh well, can´t be perfect right? Ha!
From Blog: Pucon and bronchitis!
10th January 2011

Margie
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new e-mail address
Hey Timmy I miss you like crazy! Glade you have a few new boy friends:) Keep on keepen on! Margie
From Blog: Pucon and bronchitis!
10th January 2011

MM
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jealous
Tim, love reading about the exploits, and who knew you could write engagingly??? can't spell for shit though. Great to hear you are enjoying it so far. Looking forward to the next post. Be well. M
From Blog: Pucon and bronchitis!
6th January 2011

Sister
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Great entry, Tim. It all sounds amazing. Wish I could have seen the firework show!! And I think you should call yourself Motown instead of Winnipeg. Or claim Pegger once Andrew leaves. Seriously send your camera home. I can use my warranty to fix it. Remember when you bought the same camera as me?!? Mine is still working ;) Have you told Andrew about your safety tshirt?!!?!?
From Blog: please to meet you, my name is Winnipeg!
3rd January 2011

Mike
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Happy New year!
I hope you get a sun burn!
From Blog: Socks and Pisco!
2nd January 2011

Nicole
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Glad to hear you made it there safely. The pics are beautiful, can't wait to see more. Take care and have a blast!
From Blog: Socks and Pisco!
1st January 2011

Sister
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Wow, beautiful pictures!!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! Be safe and HAVE FUN!!!!!! Love ya!
From Blog: Socks and Pisco!
31st December 2010

Sherry Green
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Way To Go!
Hey Tim - I will take responsibility for reading (slightly edited) blogs to Grandma - she was so happy to know you are safe and sound and on the ground. Hmmm...beer for breakfast, lunch and dinner.....sure hope you plan on doing a lot of hiking! Savor the good times and be happy.
From Blog: Socks and Pisco!
26th December 2010

Maria
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Goodluck and enjoy!
Tim, I wish you all the best luck in weather, hitch-hiking, hiking up glaciers and finding a place to sleep each night!!! You will be more courageous than you knew was in you! It's been great knowing you this past year in otherwise hard times but I just wanted to let you know one more time, YOU AWESOME!!
From Blog: The Time Has Come!
25th December 2010

Sherry Green
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GO FOR IT TIM!
Tim - I'm so excited for you - what an adventure you are beginning - your Mom will be with you at every twist and turn, and she will be so proud of you for stepping outside your natural comfort zone. Take good care - I will be following your footsteps, a bit anxiously but happily. Happy New Year. Love you Lots, Auntie Sherry
From Blog: The Time Has Come!
8th December 2010

trstck
tim stock

Journal, Ipod, ect.
Yes I am taking a good book, journal and an Ipod stuffed with music, my favorite tv show, and a couple movies. There are also spanish lessons on my ipod, and lots of games.
From Blog: Planning the trip and what to pack!
8th December 2010

Sarah
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Helpful
Thanks for writing this! Just the idea of packing and preparing has been overwhelming for me so it's nice to read how you've done it. Very helpful indeed!
From Blog: Planning the trip and what to pack!
1st December 2010

the convict
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Nice job packing
Great blog Tim! This will defo help other crazy adventures create a packing list. Are you bringing a good book, jounal or an iPod??
From Blog: Planning the trip and what to pack!
30th November 2010

Sherry Green
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Impressive!
Hey Tim, you are amazing - such detailed planning is bound to pay off - it's also a great life lesson - "carry less baggage" - go for it and enjoy.
From Blog: Planning the trip and what to pack!

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Traveling solo through South America. Hitch hiking, wwoofing, conservation projects, couch surfing, trekking, surfing, kayaking, canoeing, climbing, sand boarding, horse back riding, fishing, glacier trekking, and camping! What is the significance of my profile picture? Mom and I, along with my siblings, would walk from our house to this stop sign when she had the strength. I made her walk up to and touch the sign each time. The stop sign is about 100 yards from our house. It was a short journey we would take when we could. Now, I will be traveling a distance th... full info
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