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From The Really Long Way Round by Chris Pountney

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Halûk Okur commented on The end: The closing scenes

Thanks for sharing your wonderful, inspiring story.

And get over that one kilometer thing. 😃

6 months ago

Karen Poret commented on The end: The closing scenes

No end in sight for you two! 😃
Until then.. 😇😍

6 months ago

Karen Poret commented on a photo in The end: The closing scenes

And being properly welcomed and supported from the Saint ( statue) 👍

6 months ago

Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in The end: The closing scenes

Orb weavers of some kind. Not enough detail to nail it down.

Thanks for the journal again!

6 months ago

Rich Frasier commented on The end: The closing scenes

I loved it and read every entry. Thank you!!

6 months ago

Karen Poret commented on Hold on to your hats: Things are about to get interesting

Arne is a true treasure!

7 months ago

Karen Poret commented on a photo in Hold on to your hats: Things are about to get interesting

Impressive!

7 months ago

Jon Ayling commented on a photo in The rest of merry old England: The world had been on my doorstep

Ha, the Cardington airship - I used to live near Biggleswade and saw this quite a lot. Actually, in August 2016 I could well have been one of the gawpers in this field!

7 months ago

Karen Poret commented on Front page news in Grindsted: Where Dea comes from

Congratulations!

7 months ago

Karen Poret commented on a photo in The rest of the Netherlands: Introducing the spotting things game

Hey! That’s a Friesland flag! :)

7 months ago

Karen Poret commented on a photo in Ferry to Europe: A Hook of Holland reunion

A liquid “Appel tart” :)

7 months ago

Ben Parke commented on a photo in Homeward bound: I've cycled around the world

Have mercy. Were the brakes actually still functional? I’m not even going to comment on the “tire.”