I'm very excited to have stumbled upon your blog site while surfing for info on Australia's Great Ocean Rd. Can't wait to read all about your worldwide adventures. I'm jealous x 10.

Thanks for a beautiful and inspiring blog!

We are a couple just about to start our walk in few weeks ( it wiil be our second time.First time we walked in Spain last fall).Can you recommend accomodation along this rout ? That will be of much help.

Thanks,Raya.

My husband and I plan pretty much the same route as you took from LePuy to Conques at the end of this month.
Your site was awesome, covering flora, fauna and food! I hope our trip turns out as lovely as yours!!

Thank you for the stories and photos. I'm currently preparing for a solo traverse of the AAWT in March / April 2013 (I need to save up the leave from work and want to do some training before I go).

Your walk report and photos will help me a lot in my preparation as they add to the mental library I am compiling.

Interestingly, every report of the walk I have read has included at least (and usually more) snow days and most are from Autumn.

Thanks so much for the details, the pics and the comments. Your site is really helpful and really nicely laid out. It would be great if you add info on where to sleep. I understand that it is recommended to book a bed ahead these days - yet I can't find good info to help me do that. Thanks.

These are awesome I've been trying to figure out which ship to go on this has really helped. THank you very much for sharing - this is GREAT!

wow I like the guest book real nice, and the sites awesome Check out mine as well...

Nice to see all your notes of your walks. Surprising to know you missed out Bhutan. It is a walkers paradise with pristine beauty and crisp clear fresh air. visit my website for details www.bbaralynka.com

In light of the centennial of Roald Amundsen's expedition to the South Pole, we've been reminiscing about our own trip to Antarctica back in 1998. We traveled on a little expedition ship called the "Disko," since foundered off the coast of Greenland, and visited a number of the same places you did. Thanks for the memories and the photos.

What a beautiful blog. I would love to know each time the month you were there and whether to wrap up warm or not.
Stunning pictures.

May you continue your amazing adventures,

Mitey

Did the last 120 KM with my wife in 2009 and am grateful for the wonderful pics and descriptions. I can smell the eucalyptus, and uh, other things as well. Hope to do the le Puy route to santiago in 2013, and have studied your notes on your other routes as well.
Thank you for sharing. May you have many paths ahead. Might want to look at the Great Glen Way in Scotland.

Buen Camino!

Don B

Fantastic web site and walk diary. You put my attempt (at web and walks) to shame, but I now have something to aim towards. I have/will read your walk info with purpose - to do similar walks my self. Your photo record is wonderful. Congratulations. Keep it up

Thanks for sharing your adventures! Fabulous photos! Am about to do the same trek - was wondering who you used to do the trek with! Have been looking at Chimu and some other trekking agencies! Would you mind sharing the info?

I am thoroughly enjoying your website, although sometimes it has difficulty loading. You certainly have had amazing travels.

You need to do some hiking in the US and Canada!!

We did this bit some 25 years ago the start of a longer trip. It was fantastic and we have some lovely photographs to look back on. The only down side, New-Year with only H2O!!

Inspired by your pictures and description to visit the Cordillera Blanca. Would you tell me how you found Eliab your cook on the Santa Cruz trek and how you found reliable taxis in the area?

Thanks for sharing this information and your fabulous photographs; inspirational and functional for us long-distance walking enthusiasts! Hooked onto your site while starting to plan 1,400 km trek in Japan - 88 Temple Pilgrimage (Shikoku). FYI, I encourage you to check out the Trans Canada Trail - one day (I hope in my lifetime) you will be able to walk across this vast interesting diverse country on one trail with campsites, huts and quaint accomodations throughout.

Found your blog looking for more information about Queñua bark... and got stuck! I made the Santa Cruz trek in July 1981, so reading about that wonderful time in my life brought back incredible memories. There were no digital cameras then, and I took slides and black and white photos with my Hasselblad.
Thank you for your wonderful photos and your great writing.
Eva

Hello! I read your blog about your trip to Dalat, Vietnam and its very interesting and informative.

We are planning to visit Vietnam and wanted to trek in Dalat as well this year.

Would you be so kind to send me the contact details of your hotel or agent who organized your trip to Dalat?

Moreover, for this 2day trek trip how many days should we allot including our trips back and forth Ho Chi Minh.

Thank you in advance for your reply.