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EOY Reviews, NY objectives.
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Your travel year ahead sounds great! Hope it comes into fruition. All the best for the new year!
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Thanks Anna, all the best to you too!
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Your 2019 was certainly filled with some amazing adventures. May 2020 be as good or better! It’s a joy following along.
Alison
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Thanks Alison, and it’s a joy following yours. Even when you “just” stay locally in BC.
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We spent quite a while in Ladakh last year, so if you have any questions, just ask. Have a great 2020.
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Hey Maggie & Richard, that’s great to know! Will check out your blog, in the meantime here’s a couple of questions: how’s hitch-hiking (especially from Leh going south towards Hemis) and is it true that Thikse monastery has a guest-house?
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I don’t think hitchhiking is legal, at least not on the side of the road with your thumb out, thats how you catch a bus. The buses are only a couple of dollars and run often. I don’t know if Thikse does or not but many of them have guest houses. Maggie
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Thanks Maggie!
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Love vicariously sharing your adventures – and beautiful photos. I look forward to 2020 travels!
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Me too, Tricia! Have a great 2020.
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What an amazing year you had, son. It’s always such a delight to journey along with you through your photos and words. I wish you so many more zany, mind-blowing adventures in 2020!
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Thanks Julie 🙂
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Ladakh is on my list for 2020 also! Not sure I’ll be able to squeeze it in when I would like to (August), but I’m going to give it my best effort or at least look at changing the timing. What do you plan to do there. My trip would be a trek.
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Hi Lexi, my plan is to spend just a few days in the Indus valley, basically walking from gompa to gompa. Then in the future I might come again!
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Oh oh. I remember that book from forced reading at school. If you do go trekking in Ladakh, that will be the single redeeming feature of that pile of trees killed for a bad cause.
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Compulsory reading? Oh boy, why did they want to make you hate reading!
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Ah, what a good year of travel it has been for you, Fabrizio! Your Rapa Nui posts were some of my favourites. Wishing you a wonderful and joyful year of travel.
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Thanks Jolandi, the same to you!
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It’s been fun and eye-opening following your journeys, Fabrizio. 2020 sounds like another exciting year for you. I usually have a trip planned for April, but not this year. I’m thinking of Uzbekistan for the second half of 2020, but we’ll see. If you do ever think of going to Indonesia, feel free to drop me a message!
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I will, Bama! And happy New Year to you, hope you get to see Uzbekistan (and while you’re there do check out the surrounding countries. They’re worth the detour).
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Fascinating, places you go and will go. (Banksy hotel? In Israel? My Bosnian brothers would say Svašta, which is a combination of you don’t say, who has ever heard of such a thing and wow.) Keep it rolling, just like that cube in his hands.
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Thanks Manja! Svašta indeed.
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