Amanda's Guest Book

Posted: 2006-10-26 07:18 AM   
Many thanks for your comments
More pics are to come on Bhutan, I will upload them next week, it was truly an amazing trip, my reports will come soon as well.
Your album on the "San People or Bushmen of Botswana." is great, I hope you will get the AOM, will be nice for you!
It must have been such a great experience for you, you must have had an amazing time!
Take care
You live in London as well will nice if we can meet up one day!
Isabelle

Posted: 2006-10-26 03:43 AM   
Hi Amanda,
thanks for your compliments. I enjoyed very much this trekking through the desert. At the beginning it was hard to walk in the sand, but after about 4 days we got used of it. Altogether we walked a distance of 131 km in 9 days, the temperatures were pleasant (25°C). I Guess when you climbed dune 45 it was much warmer.
Have a nice day
Bruno

Posted: 2006-10-25 11:52 PM   
Hi Misty
Thanks for your comments on my two reports. The only problem about Cornwall is overpopularity, which means you need to be careful about time and place.

I'm a bit grounded for the rest of this year by family circumstances but I hope to get to York and possibly Chester for day trips. Both are likely to generate pictures and reports.

Then I hope to fly somewhere in January - not sure where yet.
Cheers
David

Posted: 2006-10-25 03:27 PM   
Dear Amanda
Thank you very much for your reply.
I also hope,and I'm sure,that the next year will be a little bit better for me
I'm glad,that Southern African vacation was one of the best from all of your previouse tavel experiances,I'm sure there was a lot to explore,and I'm also sure ,you had collected a lot of great images and meet very interesting people.
I dont know if you had posted your images already,have you been uploding them all,have you got the travel report yet.

God bless you,and I'm wishing you the best from this life.

Boris

Posted: 2006-10-22 08:06 AM   
Thank you very much for sending me a message
Yes,it has been over a year seens the last time i was with globo.I was very bussy with my family issues;-bad and very bad ones,i had even close my travel business.
For all of this time i had not travel,and i don't know if i will in the nearest future,ony sometimes local day hops.
How have you been,how are you new explorations of our wonderful world?

best wishes to you from me

Boris

Posted: 2006-10-20 05:21 AM   
I to pick the best and clearest pictures to upload to the website. A comment was made that the slideshow would be better with more photos, but does anyone want to look at below standard pics?

I'm glad that you and many others on this site are enjoying my pictures and I hope to add more soon.

Mark

Posted: 2006-10-19 03:08 PM   
Thank you so much for being my friend.

Lyla

Posted: 2006-10-19 10:24 AM   
I lived in Wales (South Wales to be exact) for about 18 months, and visited London at least 2 times per month. I certainly couldn't leave the UK without visiting Stonehenge at least once. I agree that this is an amazing World Heritage site and I recommend to anyone and everyone to see it with their own eyes. Truly breathtaking!

Mark

Posted: 2006-10-17 10:31 AM   
Hi Amanda!

I am travel-leader of a norwegian group of 70 persons for this trip to South Africa. We will travel along the coast from Cape Town to Durban. Near Durban we will spend 3 days with a SA group from our church.

I really look forward to this.

Terje

Posted: 2006-10-16 11:48 AM   
Amanda, thanks for writing. no it's not my first fish but it was my first in that lake in years of trying! My sons and I got many larger fish a few months ago. Your "sign" looks like a dancer from "down-under" ...is that right? jim