hey hun--where have your travels taken you to these days?! hope all is well with you, here's some love...

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Mandalay, MYANMAR In reply to: "wanderlust" by Stephanie D

Hi, Steph!
Moscow is really a great city, and it's much different from other cities in Russia.It's a business center,really very expensive.It's noisy,all the time overcrowded(huge traffic jams everywhere),lots of foreigners,tourists,visitors... Moscow never sleeps! But I like it a lot!!! For more information come to my site http://womaninrussia.com/

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hello! hows it going? just popping by to say hi!
its getting cold burr
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av u been 2 the shit whole A.K.A south africa yet ??? U BEBOED ME AGES AGO JUST THOUGHT ID ASK XX

Hi there sorry have been really busy...but ye im actually born in Tahiti but living here in the cook islands...and yea have had a look at that travel log...and yupp evrything seems to be just as described. the islands of tahiti are the best..a real experience if youd like to get away from civilization. The main island is bit mre developed as he had described but only in the main town area Papeete. If you do go..try taking a ferry over to Moorea which is just off frm Tahiti..or the Real islands would be..Borabora and Huahine!! amazing paradise like islands, an experience you'd never forget!! but yea Tahiti is a beautiful place if you'd want a lil rest frm the world!!

I'd agree with eveyrthing from the comment below. I spent four weeks of the summer last year travelling round Thailand and Cambodia. If you have a chance go and volunteer at Ptea Teuk Dong Street Family Centre in Baddambang. The staff and the kids there are just incredible, I would love to go back and do some more work there. Angkor Watt goes without saying of course- stay for the whole day and see sunrise and sunset, that's what I did.
Coincidentally I just got back from travelling round India for 6 weeks. I visited Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore. If you're ever in India then Mumbai is a must see...visit Leopold's Bar and Cafe Mondegar's for excellent atmosphere.
I am not sure who you are or why you are seeking so many different opinions on different places, but I hope this opinion helps in some way. My next venture is going to be either Malaysia or Africa me thinks...
Emma x

hi, Cambodia is the most amazing country in the world, it is so beautiful and the people are so friendly. angkor is incrediable. I'm in India at the moment, finding it really hard work, nothing is straight forward here, but I'm coping! I've been here for two weeks and I am starting to have a really good time. hope that helps... cambodia is definatly worth the visit.

Currently in brazil. its good, but wat do u intend on doing.
as it may not be what you expeect.

I don't know how you found my profile but Cambodia was amazing. I loved Both Phnom Penm and Siem Reap. We spent 3 nights in each city.

The sites are amazing, it is a real eye opener.
I would recommend Cambodia, it was one of my favourite places.

You can copy this into that site if u want.

Hi Stephanie,

Do I know you?????

Just wondering why you have contacted me?????

Did I meet you somewhere in Cambodia or did you just pick up from my site that I'm herre at the moment?????

Robyn

Yeah spent 4 and a half months working in a circus school in Cambodia in battambang. Was an amazing experience and i loved Cambodia, I think all traveling is just down to having the right attitude and a bit of luck, part of the excitment is figuring it out yourself along the way, i am now teaching in Thiland and i came here from Amsterdam by train across Russia etc, and i can tell you i wasn't the only one doing it (dam i hate only being special needs and not special ...).

Just go for it, people in Cambodia are very friendly but of course its a big culture shock if you come straight from home a good book is 'first they killed my father ' (as cheery and informative as it sounds) that gives a good insight into the problems people faced in cambodia with the Khmer Rouge.

didn't quite get a look at the blog. Internet time is precious to me these days as in Calcutta volunteering at the momet. Take a look at africanimpact. ( http://www.africanimpact.com/news/20... Pricey it's true but might just give you ideas. they were the heads that e in touch with the nomadic communities trust. I loved Kenya, especially the Samburu people i got to spend time with.

Hey!
Sorry i only replied now to your mail!
I left a comment on the blog- hope it is accepted and posted!


Hopefully it helps!
But in my honest opinion- Kenya is the greatest place on earth!

Hey Stephanie,
I haven't hiked through much of the dolomites because I'm working in a hotel here every day and I only get one day off every three weeks but I have gone on a few trips around val gardena and it is absolutely beautiful. I went to venice for a day last january but I wasn't too impressed, everything is rediculously expensive there, maybe it would be better though if it hadn't rained.
Happy hiking!
Peter