Shanghai, China
Shanghai, China
China
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Hanoi, Vietnam
Hanoi, Vietnam
Vietnam
27 photos
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Nanang One, they got the wrong property. Two, they ilagellly entered a private residence and burglarized it. Three, they stole the property by locking it down. Four, they harassed the owner by denying him access to his own house which they are involved in absolutely no business with. Five, they would not admit their wrongdoing (the employees admitted it, but important people in the company tried to dismiss it by looking up the address they were suppose to go to and claiming they found nothing instead of looking at their own company's actions). Six, they will not make up for their mistake to the person whom they harassed and robbed. Seven, they most likely mismanaged the handling of his possessions as well and lost or trashed it all, which means they destroyed their own capacity to reimburse him for their error. So many mistakes all from this one company. So many crimes.
re: Santiago
Mohit Je ne sais pas si cette partie du vagoye aurait e9te9 physiquement supportable pour moi, mais en tous cas merci d'y eatre alle9s ce qui m'a de de9couvrir des paysages incroyables. Quel de9paysement!!! Pour le quinoa, je savais que les locaux ne pouvaient pas en acheter du fait du prix actuel. Je trouve cela particulie8rement injuste et je ne comprends pas qu'il n'y ait pas une partie qui soit re9serve9e aux habitants e0 un prix accessibles. Quel monde!!!
re: Salar de Uyuni
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re: Santiago, Chile
Warren we did not make it to the salt flats of Bolivia, but did see Salinas Grandes in Salta Province, South America (2nd largest after Bolivia). It is hard to desircbe the utter, stark beauty, but your photos do a great job!! Good work.Aloha, Mikie
re: Salar de Uyuni
Aiki the Lord will not give you more than you can handle and that He will alayws provide a way out for you. I am also reminded of something my old Anthropology prof. told me after I found out he was retiring and I expressed how much I hated goodbyes He said, Oh, no you don't ever have to say good-bye. The people who have left the greatest impression on your life will stay in your soul forever! .comfort and peace to you.
re: Potosi, Bolivia
Psalm It was pretty aminzag! We also were lucky to have hired a great guide that approached us when we first got to the site. (I'm kicking myself because I can't remember his name I think it was Peter, or something like that). He knew a ton about the area and the culture since he had studied it in college, and he carried a flute, that he had carved, and throughout our two hour hike he'd play traditional music at various points when he wasn't lecturing. It was a perfect day!By the way, I just came across your website on the recommendation of Dani from . I can't wait to spend some time this weekend reading more. I'm so jealous that you guys have the opportunity to live and work on the road like that!
re: Cusco, Peru
inge Only found your blog+photoalbums during Eastern, but how I enjoyed reading it! Such a long time already since you left the company Sylvie... what an amazing journey! I loved reading the part on South America, as I've seen some same parts, already back from my 3m trip already more than 2 yrs, but the memories are still so vivid, especially when reading your stories. Don't know how much more time you have, but I can recommend Myanmar - the people are sooo friendly and it's really going back in time (horsecarts, oxcarts), still need to sort some photo's and put them on Facebook... enjoy the last part of your journey and cherish all special memories!!
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Bouchra Jamais de ma vie on ne m'enfermera la-dedans!!!! au secouuuurs! bises énormes à vous deux!!!
re: Hong Kong
Heiko Hey Sylvie and Harald! Really your trip still seems like a dream... the best of your photos I could see is really excellent. You will have to find a huge house in France to put all these photos at the walls...
re: Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Robert Ca décoiffe Hong Kong n'est ce pas!. Ville bruyante et toujours en mouvement. Lorsque nous y sommes passés nous revenions d'un mois en Nouvelle Zélande:3.8M d'habitants et 7M pour H.K. J'avoue que la transition est difficile mais bon cette ville a son charme. Dans un mois nous serons au Japon. On essaye de se voir?? Demain on va skier au Carroz(soleil et bonne neige). Bisous. Robert et Michèle
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Frank Hi Harald, gaaf om jullie foto's van N-Z te zien. Veel bekende plekjes! Hoop dat jullie er net zo van genoten hebben als wij. Heel veel plezier nog verder! Groet Frank
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Heiko Hey Sylvie and Harald! Really your trip still seems like a dream... the best of your photos I could see is really excellent. You will have to find a huge house in France to put all these photos at the walls...
Frankjan I want têt too! Damn you people and you têts........