Comments for Amy's Travels http://amytravels.wordpress.com 10 months around the world... Fri, 18 Sep 2009 03:54:39 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Sights of Bangkok by Bangkok http://amytravels.wordpress.com/2008/05/12/sights-of-bangkok/#comment-273 Bangkok Fri, 18 Sep 2009 03:54:39 +0000 http://amytravels.wordpress.com/?p=78#comment-273 I am absolutely agree with you,David.... .Tigers are drugged. I thought they have no freedom and this is only benefit the tourism business between temple with foreigner business group not a charity as they've made the positive image. I am absolutely agree with you,David…. .Tigers are drugged. I thought they have no freedom and this is only benefit the tourism business between temple with foreigner business group not a charity as they’ve made the positive image.

]]> Comment on About by Tommy Bahama http://amytravels.wordpress.com/about/#comment-272 Tommy Bahama Sat, 29 Aug 2009 12:13:00 +0000 #comment-272 So that's why I spend all my money on travel -- because I'm an English lit student. Glad you're enjoying Australia. It's one of my favorite destinations, as well.;. All the best!! So that's why I spend all my money on travel — because I'm an English lit student.

Glad you're enjoying Australia. It's one of my favorite destinations, as well.;. All the best!!

]]> Comment on The day I became a multi-millionaire by Eric Richardville http://amytravels.wordpress.com/2007/10/18/the-day-i-became-a-multi-millionaire/#comment-264 Eric Richardville Thu, 19 Mar 2009 23:27:06 +0000 http://amytravels.wordpress.com/2007/10/18/the-day-i-became-a-multi-millionaire/#comment-264 It looks like you have a beautiful life and a exciting one at that. I think your blog is really cool and here's to the next trip. It looks like you have a beautiful life and a exciting one at that. I think your blog is really cool and here’s to the next trip.

]]> Comment on The Saga of the Wetsundays by islandimages http://amytravels.wordpress.com/2008/01/14/the-saga-of-the-wetsundays/#comment-263 islandimages Mon, 16 Mar 2009 11:56:28 +0000 http://amytravels.wordpress.com/2008/01/14/the-saga-of-the-wetsundays/#comment-263 Hi Amy, It's Tim here, remember, the skipper for this particular trip! Small world eh? I was just searching around some blogs and came across this, couldn't believe it! Anyway, hope the rest of your trip was a good one and you got some sunshine. We have had heaps of rain again this year so there must be Canadians about! If you want to see some of what you missed check my blog out. See Ya! Hi Amy,
It’s Tim here, remember, the skipper for this particular trip!
Small world eh? I was just searching around some blogs and came across this, couldn’t believe it!
Anyway, hope the rest of your trip was a good one and you got some sunshine. We have had heaps of rain again this year so there must be Canadians about!
If you want to see some of what you missed check my blog out.

See Ya!

]]> Comment on It’s Over; I’m Home by Larzizou http://amytravels.wordpress.com/2008/07/05/its-over-im-home/#comment-262 Larzizou Fri, 13 Mar 2009 04:29:27 +0000 http://amytravels.wordpress.com/?p=83#comment-262 Hey Amy, thanks for your comment on my blog. Makes me smile that you are visiting other travel blogs, as if not to close the travel door. It's amazing how our trips were similar in certain respects. I can imagine you blogging from Antelope Park's slow shady and grossly overpriced internet connection, getting ready to gorge swing at vic falls or discover the spider-shaped sculpture (oddly, I saw the same in front of the Mori building in Tokyo). I have read some of your pages and marked your blog - need.want to read some more. Concerning your "conclusion", I must admit that I recognized myself in a lot of things you are writing. Spot on for being an optimist to believe things will work out, plans are meant to be changed, knowing how accessible is the world and realizing that it isn't a "once in a lifetime" thing... Hope you get the chance to go again ! Hey Amy, thanks for your comment on my blog. Makes me smile that you are visiting other travel blogs, as if not to close the travel door.

It’s amazing how our trips were similar in certain respects. I can imagine you blogging from Antelope Park’s slow shady and grossly overpriced internet connection, getting ready to gorge swing at vic falls or discover the spider-shaped sculpture (oddly, I saw the same in front of the Mori building in Tokyo).

I have read some of your pages and marked your blog – need.want to read some more. Concerning your “conclusion”, I must admit that I recognized myself in a lot of things you are writing. Spot on for being an optimist to believe things will work out, plans are meant to be changed, knowing how accessible is the world and realizing that it isn’t a “once in a lifetime” thing…

Hope you get the chance to go again !

]]> Comment on There are no monkeys at Monkey Mia by Gorken McHadj http://amytravels.wordpress.com/2007/12/13/there-are-no-monkeys-at-monkey-mia/#comment-258 Gorken McHadj Tue, 23 Dec 2008 11:20:21 +0000 http://amytravels.wordpress.com/2007/12/13/there-are-no-monkeys-at-monkey-mia/#comment-258 Dis fulse avertize if dey say dat hav da monkys but when ur get der day have da porporse. Dis fulse avertize if dey say dat hav da monkys but when ur get der day have da porporse.

]]> Comment on Windy & Windy Roads by Oceaceapata http://amytravels.wordpress.com/2008/02/17/windy-windy-roads/#comment-256 Oceaceapata Thu, 20 Nov 2008 13:59:56 +0000 http://amytravels.wordpress.com/?p=60#comment-256 Cool post, maybe you dream fof writters? ___________________________________ <a href="http://estate-consult.ru" rel="nofollow">Sry, hehe))</a> Cool post, maybe you dream fof writters?
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Sry, hehe))

]]> Comment on Sights of Bangkok by David http://amytravels.wordpress.com/2008/05/12/sights-of-bangkok/#comment-255 David Mon, 11 Aug 2008 15:47:52 +0000 http://amytravels.wordpress.com/?p=78#comment-255 The reason the tigers were placid is that the are drugged all the time. This tourist attraction is now blacklisted due to cruelty to the tigers. I live in Thailand and am an active member of people trying to get this place shut down. Look here http://www.kanchanaburi-info.com/en/saiyok.html#tiger Thanks The reason the tigers were placid is that the are drugged all the time.

This tourist attraction is now blacklisted due to cruelty to the tigers.
I live in Thailand and am an active member of people trying to get this place shut down.
Look here
http://www.kanchanaburi-info.com/en/saiyok.html#tiger

Thanks

]]> Comment on Ostrichs and Caves by Feels like home… « Amy’s Travels http://amytravels.wordpress.com/2007/11/18/ostrichs-and-caves/#comment-100 Feels like home… « Amy’s Travels Mon, 11 Feb 2008 23:23:33 +0000 http://amytravels.wordpress.com/2007/11/18/ostrichs-and-caves/#comment-100 [...] The glacier is somewhat dirtier than I expect, snow and ice mixed with dirt and rubble. Cliff tries to impress me by saying that the glacier gets somewhere between 14 and 15m of snow at the top, whereas the average Canadian ski hill might get 3-4m. I think of my friends and fam back home in Canada and I’m sure they feel like they’ve been dumped in 14-15m of snow, and they don’t live at the top of a glacier. Hiking the glacier is my little homage to them and what I’m missing. As we get further up, the dirt slowly gives way to stunning blue and white ice. We slip slide through tunnels and caverns and under ice arches and the view is magnificent. At one point, all the groups are forced to stop as Cliff and some of the other guides hack a pathway into the ice. The hole we have to manoeuver through reminds me of the “letterbox” in the Cangol Caves in South Africa. See Ostriches and Caves. [...] [...] The glacier is somewhat dirtier than I expect, snow and ice mixed with dirt and rubble. Cliff tries to impress me by saying that the glacier gets somewhere between 14 and 15m of snow at the top, whereas the average Canadian ski hill might get 3-4m. I think of my friends and fam back home in Canada and I’m sure they feel like they’ve been dumped in 14-15m of snow, and they don’t live at the top of a glacier. Hiking the glacier is my little homage to them and what I’m missing. As we get further up, the dirt slowly gives way to stunning blue and white ice. We slip slide through tunnels and caverns and under ice arches and the view is magnificent. At one point, all the groups are forced to stop as Cliff and some of the other guides hack a pathway into the ice. The hole we have to manoeuver through reminds me of the “letterbox” in the Cangol Caves in South Africa. See Ostriches and Caves. [...]

]]> Comment on About by waltzingaustralia http://amytravels.wordpress.com/about/#comment-85 waltzingaustralia Fri, 01 Feb 2008 01:25:13 +0000 #comment-85 So that's why I spend all my money on travel -- because I'm an English lit student. Glad you're enjoying Australia. It's one of my favorite destinations, as well. So that’s why I spend all my money on travel — because I’m an English lit student.

Glad you’re enjoying Australia. It’s one of my favorite destinations, as well.

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