Day 40 Varanasi to Lumbini 12th AugSo today was another early start as we have a border crossing into Nepal. We are all ready for a change now too. Hoping for a bit of RR in Nepal.So as we were … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: August 2010
kalte Geltscher und ein Ohrloch
Wir verlassen Jasper und noch vor dem fruehstueck gucken wir uns den Maligne Canyon an. Das ist ein riesiger spalt im boden der ca. 50m in die tiefe geht. unten laeuft ein reissender fluss ausser uns sind noch gefuehlte tausend … Continue reading
Sequoia Land of the Giants
I must admit there is a slight guilt that has swept through me for not writing a travelblog entry for almost 10 months now. A yearning to put down some memories and thoughts of my return to US the reigniting … Continue reading
Raften und Pyramidenseen
sarah sophie und tessa werden von tascha und ben in jasper rausgelassen. in einem internetcafe nisten sie sich den halben tag ein. waehrenddessen das paerchen wildwasser raften geht. schwierigkeitsstufe drei.die beiden fahren mit dem bus zum eiskalten Frasier River. Nach … Continue reading
9 Months to East Africa
Been on the road nine months now and been moving faster then ever attempting to see as much of east Africa as possible. Malawi flew by with highlights truly enjoyed it their experiencing many great people so friendly and generous. … Continue reading
Machu Picchu pt. 1 Inca trailer with soldiers and ailers…
jueves 10 de junioThe Inca Trail. First day. Accept no imitators. Actually you can at kast check the Inca Trail has a four month waiting list. Your unborn child has more chance of a season ticket at Anfield. This is … Continue reading
Jin Is Officially Approved for U.S. Entry
Yesterday we took a bus to the U.S.Consulate here in Guangzhou. There they called us up individually by our child’s Chinese name. It was so noisy in the waiting room with 33 families all together that we barely heard it … Continue reading
Problematic of Costa Rica as tourist destination
To be sincere Costa Rica is a nice country a paradise for lot of people and overseas visitants. But before to travel or debate to live in a country out of ur homecountry you must to know culture some about … Continue reading
NordEst KANAKY
Long time sans mise jour ici… Je vais prendre le temps de vous rpondre…En attendant bienvenue en Kanaky de Poindimi Poubo via Hienghne et alentours…Comme dire l bas 6 ou 8h de route de Nouma c’est un autre monde un … Continue reading
Disneyland day 1
Disneyland yesterday was so much fun It honestly is the happiest place on earth Craig and I had such a ball going on the rides and it was also nice just seeing everyone else especially the kids enjoying themselves.We didnrsquot … Continue reading
Le principe de l’esthtique Part 2
Warning The following entry contains thinly veiled metaphors for baseball and poorly rendered scenes of sensuous massage. Reader discretion is advised. Mai cast off a little smile into the city from atop the basilica like a coin into a fountain. … Continue reading
No Concept of Museli
The jetlag from England to HK was the worst ever. Perhaps old age played a part but it was more likely a result of his friends dragging him around HK making him eat and drink outrageous things at unfeasible hours. … Continue reading
INCA TRAIL DAY 1 OR "CAN YOU DO IT"
Sunday 15 AugustWe had no trouble waking up in time as anxious and nervous as we were but I did sleep fairly well again. After breakfast we delivered our luggage to the front desk for transfer to another hostal of … Continue reading
Alaska Adventure Day Three
Well after a couple of day’s rest and relaxation I was ready to shoot anything and the captain didn’t dissapoint me . I was a chilly 56deg’s outside and the sun was bright and sunny The Images below are from … Continue reading
Adrenaline Rush
After leaving Gyeongju I stopped in Seoul for one night so that I could figure out how to get to Inje. It turns out there is a free bus for tourist from Gyeongju to Seoul but you had to book … Continue reading
Heading home Kota Kinabalu Sabah
Heading home via Belfast International airport to Heathrow which we were concerned about as we’d heard about the bombs going off in Belfast while at their airport. There were also concerns with potential strikes at Heathrow.The overnight stop at Heathrow … Continue reading
Day 5 Ouray
Wow We drove 70 miles north today on the windy Highway 550 to Ouray. This road is fondly called the Million Dollar Highway. It’s a maze of twists and turns with no guardrails and amazing views of mountains and the … Continue reading
La Virgen de Urkupia
Over the weekend I was in Coillicollo I small town 12 km from Cochabamba where ages ago a miracle happened in the form of the virgin of urkupia ascended to heaven in front of the whole town. Today Bolivians come … Continue reading
Langkawi sheer drops and attack deer
Chris’s SectionOur first impressions of Malaysia are positive ones. You can tell it’s much more developed than other parts of SE Asia. We got the boat from Satun Thailand and made our way to the guesthouse we had chosen in … Continue reading
Day one and two of my Alaskan Adventure
Well Here we are I had a Unexpected Surprise that has me starting my travel blog a week late. Befor the trip I read on the cruise ships information page that WiFi woulf be available onboard but I apparently didnt … Continue reading