http://thedailyexplorer.wordpress.com/2008/10/13/from-adelaide-to-darwin-part-two/ For people who are curious about life, the world and everything! Sun, 15 Nov 2009 13:09:04 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://thedailyexplorer.wordpress.com/2008/10/13/from-adelaide-to-darwin-part-two/#comment-116 Charlie Wed, 22 Oct 2008 20:19:20 +0000 http://thedailyexplorer.wordpress.com/?p=1254#comment-116 What another great Blog. The places you visit are so mysterious, far away and fascinating. Can hardly believe my eyes sometimes. Have you really seen all those wonders? Where you really there? It's amazing to be kept so up to date and awe inspiring to see what you have seen. Also really appreciate your reflections about humankind and life in general, like how short one life actually is, and also how so many people make such great sacrifices for wealth. Thanks for the thought, the effort and the inspiration. What another great Blog. The places you visit are so mysterious, far away and fascinating. Can hardly believe my eyes sometimes. Have you really seen all those wonders? Where you really there? It’s amazing to be kept so up to date and awe inspiring to see what you have seen. Also really appreciate your reflections about humankind and life in general, like how short one life actually is, and also how so many people make such great sacrifices for wealth. Thanks for the thought, the effort and the inspiration.

]]> http://thedailyexplorer.wordpress.com/2008/10/13/from-adelaide-to-darwin-part-two/#comment-114 Karla Fri, 17 Oct 2008 03:42:06 +0000 http://thedailyexplorer.wordpress.com/?p=1254#comment-114 Looks like a pretty amazing trip Ray! I have to say it makes me even more excited that I'm moving to Australia in January. So much to see! We decided that even if we can't afford to leave Oz for a while we'll have plenty of travelling to do there. And you've just confirmed it! When are you coming back to Chiang Mai? Hope we get to see you before we leave on 7 Jan. Big hugs! Looks like a pretty amazing trip Ray! I have to say it makes me even more excited that I’m moving to Australia in January. So much to see! We decided that even if we can’t afford to leave Oz for a while we’ll have plenty of travelling to do there. And you’ve just confirmed it! When are you coming back to Chiang Mai? Hope we get to see you before we leave on 7 Jan. Big hugs!

]]> http://thedailyexplorer.wordpress.com/2008/10/13/from-adelaide-to-darwin-part-two/#comment-112 Susie Moberly Mon, 13 Oct 2008 02:54:56 +0000 http://thedailyexplorer.wordpress.com/?p=1254#comment-112 We just returned to OUR Fast Internet after a gruelling journey by public bus to the border with Myanmar, so it has been a breath of fresh air reading your interesting and lively blog. I'd love to travel by the Ghan over land! I especially liked those cathedral termite mounds and saw the same myself in Northern Nigeria many years ago... fascinating! AMAZING photos Ray, of all those rocks and Gorges. I loved the waterfalls and would have loved a cold shower there! Fabulous! I always wanted to visit Alice Springs after reading the classic book "A Town Like Alice"... ahhh... what a story! The map at the end of your blog really does "highlight" the enormity of Australia. I'll never complain about a long gruelling journey again! You really are amazing and you have so much stamina! HOW do you do it? What's the secret recipe? I reckon it's all the special mushrooms you eat en route! Look forward to reading the next installment... love as always, your biggest fan and admirer... Cream Cheese X We just returned to OUR Fast Internet after a gruelling journey by public bus to the border with Myanmar, so it has been a breath of fresh air reading your interesting and lively blog. I’d love to travel by the Ghan over land! I especially liked those cathedral termite mounds and saw the same myself in Northern Nigeria many years ago… fascinating! AMAZING photos Ray, of all those rocks and Gorges. I loved the waterfalls and would have loved a cold shower there! Fabulous! I always wanted to visit Alice Springs after reading the classic book “A Town Like Alice”… ahhh… what a story! The map at the end of your blog really does “highlight” the enormity of Australia. I’ll never complain about a long gruelling journey again! You really are amazing and you have so much stamina! HOW do you do it? What’s the secret recipe? I reckon it’s all the special mushrooms you eat en route! Look forward to reading the next installment… love as always, your biggest fan and admirer… Cream Cheese X

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