Hi Thelma Thanks for your comment on my 'Christmas in Ceduna' pic. Unfortunately we're back home in the UK now. Ceduna was part of a year-long drive around Oz, including Tazzie. I'm still adding photos to Webshots, but selecting just a few from over 12,000 taken during that year is quite a time-consuming task. I have written a Blog about our trip on our website www.wydon.co.uk just in case you're interested and have the time <BG> I haven't had a chance to look at your photos yet, but will do now. Kind regards Lesley

said lesleywyatt 2 months 5 days ago

... and about your kind question : it was a tour, we were twelve italian people and we visited Tibet with a Tibetan guide along a four weeks trip previously arranged. Warm wishes, Peppino.

said pbonu 2 months 16 days ago

Hi dear Thelma! Thanks again for you kind visit, I sincerely hope you can visit Tibet as soon as possible, it is a wonderful place and surely an unforgettable experience. I wish you all the best, Peppino.

said pbonu 2 months 16 days ago

Dear Thelma, Thank you for the invitation to be a WS-friend (although you meant it differently) that I accept with much pleasure. Your album about wolves made a deep impression on me. It must be a great experience but I suppose that they feed the wolves abbundantly before people can watch them in freedom. For me you had a fascinating job (archeologist). I like to go to places with old history and musea. With my best regards, your new WS-friend, Heleen

said Elena14u 4 months 14 days ago

Hi, re your query about which town the motorbike was photographed in, that was Tiaro. I have put more photos on my site. Ron MIENTJES

said mientjes 2008.03.09 at 16:32:14 PDT

Replying to the second comment about the bouquet. The flowers are not from our garden. They were bought from one of the kids in the street who seat peacefully and wait for a buyer, but when you stop they all run as fast as they can their flip-flops flying around. Once they reach you they cover your windshield with the diversity of bouquets almost pushing them through the open window. It is really a funny sight. Irina

said baltiri 2008.02.09 at 07:54:07 PST

Hi, Thelma. I'm glad you stopped by and saw some of our albums. Replying to your comment about our dog ... This is another amazing story from our life in Rwanda. Kessie was one of the 20 de-mining dogs that belonged to the US Embassy and worked for the Rwandan army. When she got injured accidentally so that she couldn't seat properly she got retired and the embassy looked for somebody to adopt her. That's how we got her and she was 7 years old at that time. She lived with us for 4 more years. She was an amazing dog and we feel that that we'll never have such a dog again. Her breed-Belgian Shepherd Malinois - doesn't seem to be very popular I don't know why because for us she was the smartest and kindest kind of a dog.

said baltiri 2008.02.09 at 07:52:04 PST

Hi, thanks for the comments on the photos. I live just west of Melbourne, towards Ballarat, and had a two week holiday in Tassie last year, my third visit in the last 20 years. Love it more each time. Devils Gullett is in the north, south of Devonport, near Mole Creek. It would be about 20 to 25 K east of Cradle Mountain although there are no direct roads from one to the other.

said allanedwards1954 2008.01.07 at 18:11:53 PST

Greetings. I am so pleased you liked the photo. I had a wonderful vacation in Tasmania, meeting lovely people and eating far too much delecatble local produce. Regrads, Bruce.

said beachuu 2008.01.02 at 18:00:12 PST

Hello Thelma!! Thank you very much for your kind comment on my photo about Bhutan. Yes, it was a recent trip (summer holidays in August 2007). Have a nice week, Peppino from Italy.

said pbonu 2007.09.24 at 01:01:34 PDT