Thank you for your compliments! I have been writing travel stories/reports from my travels to my friends for about ten years. So, I am adapting them for GLOBO, where they need to be shorter.
All my travel stories, written for a trip rather than for a specific place like in GLOBO, are available from my personal website.
I'm not sure whether you like trekking, but visiting Nepal was a great experience even outside of that.
The people are so friendly that it surprised me and after being in India, I kept on wondering 'what do they want from me'; but they were really genuine.
I've always wanted to trek to Everest base camp but I'm not nearly fit enough, but hiking up Sarangkot was a good introduction and you never know.
Posted: 2008-01-26 04:17 PM
Hi Kerrie
You are very quiet these days. We have just had the wettest January for years - there must be widespread vitamin D deficiency for lack of sunlight.
Some messages from summer would be welcome.
Cheers
David
Posted: 2007-12-08 12:43 AM
You are as lovely as the pictures you took....i wish i could meet you if ever you visit the Philippines....Take care my precious friend.....
Posted: 2007-12-01 11:52 AM
Thanks, Kerrie - I've uploaded a few more today that show a different side of the area.
I didn't realise at the time just how lucky I was getting a walk through the residential part and being the only visitor there when the road was pretty crowded below.
Cheers
David
Posted: 2007-11-15 04:20 PM
How is life in Surfer's Paradise? Good to see you surface. In the meantime, I have got addicted to Globo, at least, until I get a job.
I have moved to Savannah. So I LOVE the weather - so much better than Seattle. I am looking forward to exploring the East Coast.
Posted: 2007-11-15 01:26 PM
Thanks for your comments on my reports. If I go again to Morocco, Fez is the place that would appeal but it's so much more expensive to get there.
Cheers
David
Seeing the seals in the harbour of Howth was a nice surprise. I don't know how frequently they visit, but the friends I was visiting hadn't seen them before. There were about 6 or so, showing off right by the quayside.
