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| Date | 2006-07-11 20:11:56 |
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Hey Serena.. Yours is such a cool site.. there is so much to read and learn from your experiences...!! I am originally from India but currently living in the US with husband dear and son who is 21 months old.. You have the same ideologies as mine, but because of my conservative upbringing, i may not be able to explore the way you are onto your world tour.. but courtesy my husband and an understanding boss at work, i have been able to visit 5 countries, including the US!! I will be reading lot more of your website and this time, but given your encouragement, i am determined to explore India(my native country) with much more vigour... Rachana(It means Poetry)  Also i wanted this website all my life...25 years  http://www.world66.com.. finally something which will cater to my needs.. 
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| Date | 2006-08-18 10:09:37 |
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Hello Serena i took some pix of Aleppo Citadel from a page of yours. thnx 
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| Date | 2006-07-08 07:30:49 |
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| Message | hi serena ,i dont realy know how i came across your web site,i had been looking for outher things.but im so glad i did..what fantastic photos,and the storys to go with them to. thank you very much.some people are not as brave or able to explore the places you have seen.but the way you have portrayed them on your web travels page is the next best thing to being there. .it would be great to see u on tv with your own travel show!!!!!! you tell it like you see it ,no bullshit,and in your unique way. |
| Date | 2006-07-09 06:30:36 |
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Thanks, Jim, I'm glad you enjoyed the site, and appreciate your kind words. Thanks for being the first one to sign my new guestbook too! Take care, Serena
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| Date | 2007-06-06 16:48:21 |
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Excelent pics of the change of guard. Especially the titles are so funny. I am planning to go to amritsar this summer 28 of August to be exact. I would be reaching around 5pm and back next day around the same time. Do you think i have enough time to see the golden temple and Wagha Border. Any suggestions and recomendations?? Rocio |
| Date | 2006-07-15 09:18:35 |
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Felicitations Serena I have been following your adventures since the dog bite in Jaipur and like your sense of humour and courage in coping with unforeseen situations. Best wishes Erika
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| Date | 2006-08-21 03:36:38 |
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Hello Serena, I'm travelling India and stumbled across your site while looking for information on Pattadakal. I had to stop to admire your pictures. I have little knowledge of photography but lots of enthusiasm and your galleries have inspired me further. Best wishes Roger :: www.travelling-light.org.uk :: |
| Date | 2006-08-26 00:33:18 |
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Hi Serena, Tonight I was watching a show on history of Rome, then went to web to look up more about the Colosseum, then to travel site with a top 100, then found Bagan, then found your site. You described exactly what I would love to do, bicycling around and looking in all the temples. The pictures were gorgeous, and your stories wonderful. Can you publish a photoessay for travel money? It's as wonderful, interesting and informative as anything I've seen at the bookstores here. Or are you loving the postie gig? I am 39, had a "corporate" life + depression, then went back to school, got more education to work in nonprofits/research, social policy stuff, love to continue to learn. Looking for job now. Always wanted to travel, but definitely not as brave and tough as you. I did go to Eire by myself in 2000, stayed in Dublin and hiked in the mountains, drove to a few castles and danced at a few ceilis, it was great. Enjoyed your wonderful site! Lara |
| Date | 2006-09-19 07:39:11 |
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hi... how are you ....im krishan , 28m from udaipur, india...i like your photos...so much.. i do oil on canvas.. and have a art gallery at udaipur....pls...be in touch with me...are you visiting udaipur.....take care ..lots of love...bye. krishan_1may@yahoo.com www.krishangallery.com |
| Date | 2006-10-04 02:58:22 |
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Hey there Serena! Nice to meet you! how is life going? where are you now? I was browsing to get some photoes of the semien mountains national park by chance i got your site. It is really wonderful to meet you. you are a great exporer. Traveling is my hobbies too. But I had no chance to be out of my country. Big differnces b/n you and me. I hope we can keep in touch. sincerely wubshet. |
| Date | 2006-10-10 15:59:00 |
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I am touched by your travel to the philippine islands,Im sure you had a great time. If you ever want to go back to the PI let me know, Me and my wife are planning to move back to the PI, You can stay with us for free. you can stay at the beach house at the farm if youd like, Rent Free also. There are lots of diving sites from the island i grew up from. I've read your travel logs, its good to know that you've enjoy yourself and my apology for those cons in the PI. God bless and hope to hear from you. SALAMAT PO!
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| Date | 2006-12-09 21:12:10 |
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Great website Serena! I feel I can travel vicariously through you by reading your tales. What is your opinion on the ethics of travelling in Myanmar? Aren't you just handing $US straight into the hands of the dictatorial military government? Kate |
| Date | 2006-12-16 10:52:14 |
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| Message | Thanks for your comments, Kate. Regarding Myanmar: there is some money that must go to the government, such as the visa to enter the country and entrance fees to national monuments (although you can with a clear conscience, try to dodge these!); however with a bit of care, you can ensure that the rest of your money goes to the people. By avoiding government-run guesthouses and travel agents, and travelling by pick-up or bus, most of your money will end up in the hands of the Myanmar people. The urgings of Aung San Suu Kyi to boycott the country are not universally held; many think that it will be harder for the country to develop in isolation, and that boycotting the country punishes the people, rather than the military junta. The decision to visit should not be made lightly, and should be made after researching the pros and cons of the matter. |
| Date | 2006-12-19 14:18:01 |
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Got this link from your pbase photos.. I think your little "Dark Side of the Moon" "Time" mention says loads.. You have a wonderful sat of galleries and will spend an hour or 2 reading about your tarvels.. Have a good Life.. Happy Traveling.. Nigel Ritchie.. |
| Date | 2006-12-22 12:50:31 |
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Hello Serena, I made a mistake and typed my name into the engine and your site popped up. It's just amazing to me that we both have the same name. Im pretty sure there are more Serena Bowles's out there but I was just so suprised. Thanks for representing the name so well. Keep up the good work! Serena
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