John and Lynn Salmon's Guest Book

2000 & 2001 signatures are below (yellow squares)

1) Jeremy Collins

from 220 Mars Dr. Verona Ky. 41092 says:

Hi!

2) Hilary Myska

from Folkestone, Kent, UK says:

Hi! Great page..one of the few that makes sense from my search of Great Wall of China..I'm planning a sponsored trip to China in the Summer of 2001 (Uni holiday). I want to walk the Great Wall (original bit only maybe as I only have 14 weeks). Would be really greatful for any tips. Thanks!

3) Carolyn Roesbery

from bx 594 Cordova, Alaska 99574 says:

Hi! What an absolutely wonderful report of your trip to Angkor. I'm researching what it would be like to go there on my bike. Nothing could possibly be worse than South Easterly winter storms in Prince William Sound . . . except perhaps hanuman snakes and Khmer bandits.

4) yulia kosasih

from singapore says:

Hi! thanks for that precious information and great pictures of ajanta caves. but could you give me explanation for pictures under "photo tour"? Because i would like to know where the location is (cave's number) and what those pictures represent of. i love this site. sincerely, yulia

5) H J (Hank) Grigolite

from Virginia Beach VA says:

Hi! This is great! I have a start in the right direction. My interest at this time is in southern CA. Gem and minerial locations.

6) michael weible

from 208.137.66.179 says:

Hi!

7) Bob Mitchell

from Chilliwack British Columbia says:

Hi! Chilliwack is 50 miles inland from Vancouver. A river fishermans paradise. I have enjoyed your recipes and have turned them on to all the girls in the family. I am also a Web Master and am building a Guided Fishing index. I would like to post a link to your site if that is okay with you. Regards Bob Mitchell http://www.guidedfishing.com

8) Heather

from Soddy Daisy, Tennessee says:

hello everyone

9) Sanjay Kashalkar

from India says:

Hi! good work! Could you please tell me as to where i could find a high -resolution world map, which shows all the major cities etc. Thanks Sanjay

10) Michael Hofer &Candace Wipf

from Starbuck, Manitoba, Canada Homewood Colony says:

Hi! We are studying penguins and loved seeing your pictures and article. You are lucky that you could travel and count penguins. we are in Grade 3 and 1. We learned penguins can dive in water and land on the ice on their bellies. The babies are beautiful. bye,Please write back to us! From candace and Michael

11) Ginamarie Theress Cornelius

from Livermore, Ca. says:

Hi!

12) monika Cornejo

from Juneau, alaska says:

Hi! I am studying physical Geography at the university of alaska. Will visit you site more often.

13) Anton Oberwieser

from Künzing, Germany says:

Hi!I read your homepage "Trip to the end of the World": It's great. Tomorrow my girlfriend and I will go to Ushuaia and then to Chile.

14) Dennis Loughran

from Texas says:

Hi!

15) John Salmon

from Colchester, England says:

Hi! I was just checking to see if my site was coming up on some searches and found yours instead. johnsalmon.co.uk

16) Stephen Banham

from Peterborough England says:

Hi!I enjoyed reading about your trip, i am planning my own trip to China soon and found your story very helpful thanks..

17) Charles Pond

from Ottawa, Canada says:

Hi! I was most interested to find your journey to the Pitcairn group! As with many, I am still spellbound by that remote, remarkable rock, though time and circumstance have presented the people with great challenges. What are their voices like, and what accent do they retain? I have thought in detail how virtual energy selfsufficiency could be done there. thanks again!

18) Brian Menard

from Mount Clemens, Michigan, USA says:

I thoroughly enjoyed your account of your trip to Pitcairn and Henderson Islands! The lengthy passage there and the travails while visiting were of unusual interest to me. What a grand adventure! For my wife and I, such trips are beyond cost prohibitive, so I travel on the net.

19) Sylvia Friedrichs

from Blue Mountains/Australia says:

Hi! Just to say hello from "down under", being able to sign your guest book is great. Love to hear from you guys, if you have time. Sylvia-xierweiya (my Chinese name, but I am not Chinese< just studied the lingo).

20) Justin May

from Antioch, TN. (United States) says:

Hi!

21) All

from Meredith, New Hampshire says:

Hi!

22) Lov`e Heprune

from PA, USA says:

Hi! i luv ure site! (you look great!hehehe) im doing a report on eudyptula minor penguins, and i got alot out of what u wrote! thanx a bunch (i'll b sure to put u in my bibliograpy!) bye!

23) Peter James Salmon

from Stowmarket, Suffolk, England says:

Hello fellow Salmon, I was very impressed by your bright and informative web presence. I do not have a website yet though I work in IT and have been on the net since 1994. I am from the West Wales Salmon family centred around Nevern in Pembrokeshire. I grew up in Neath , West Glamorgan, South Wales and have been living in England since 1975. On 21st of March 2000 my wife, Julia, gave birth to Alfred Gwyn Emrys Salmon, who weighed in at 5lb 15oz at 3.32 am at home after only two hours labour. He may be the latest addition to the clan. I am very interested to hear from other Salmons around the world. As far as I can verify, my branch is entirely Welsh in origin. There are Salmons in Co. Clare Ireland and also along the Suffolk coast which I live near. Do you know where your family are from? I will be happy to correspond and give further details if you so wish. Regards, Peter

24) meagan flaherty

from o'connor says:

Hi!

25) Sherry Bowlin

from Wilderville, Oregon says:

Hi! Thank you! Finallly -- a place with good maps.

26) Sherisse Houck

from Pasadena, CA 91106 says:

I was looking at Monty's webpage, which linked me to Nathan's, and his linked me to yours! Nice site. Hope all is well.

27) Patti Chang

from Honolulu, HI. says:

Hi! Your journal to China is very informative. I will be visiting the Silk Road this summer from June 13th-July 6th. Thank you for all your helpful hints. Aloha, Patti

28) Craig Lovett

from Clinton Ontario Canada says:

Hi!

29) lynn c. salmon

from new york, new york says:

Hi! Could not resist saying hello as we share the same name. would be curious to learn more about the family name. My grandparents come from England. Thanks

30) Deepi Brar & Ed Nanale

from Berkeley CA says:

Hi guys, We were just clicking around from the Blacker House site (those kids have TIME on their hands) and found you. We're both doing the startup thing up here, sounds like you are too. Look us up if you're ever in San Francisco/Berkeley! Ed & Deepi

31) guest

from 10.0.0.2 says:

Hi!

32) Oisín Ó Ceallaigh

from Dublin, Ireland says:

Hi! I really like your website. Particularly the section on your trip to China. I found it very interesting. Go to my website (www.clubi.ie/muirghen) It is about my trip to China in 1999. I'm sure you'll find it interesting.

33) David Mawer

from Northants, England. says:

Hi! Cracking web site, looks like you had a lotta fun, I'm going for a year in August, can't wait!

Dave

34) Roman Kresinski

from 141.241.36.191 says:

Hi! Didn't anybody ever tell you that looping a site so that visitors can't leave is sooo bad manners? Nice site, though.

35) SHANNON MARIE ROBERTS

from EAST MACHIAS MAINE says:

I'M SORRY BUT IF YOU EXPECT TO GET SOME REACTIONS W/ THOSE JOKES YOU MIGHT WANT TO STOP TRYING NOW OR THINK OF SOME JOKES THAT ARE ACTUALLY FUNNY.... I'M ONLY SPEAKING THE TRUTH.

36) Andrew Kelshall

from Trinidad & Tobago says:

Hi!I throughly enjoyed reading your articles on amazing and remote places.

37) Morten Ryhl-Svendsen

from Copenhagen, Denmark says:

Hi! I found out by the statistics counter at my own page that you have a link to me. Interesting stuff, I will read more closely about your museum climate studies. If you ever cross Denmark during your tour-de-UNESCO-sites give me a call. - Morten, Webmaster of Indoor Air Quality in Museums Web Page http://hjem.get2net.dk/ryhl/

38) Mike

from New Plymouth, Idaho, USA says:

Hi! Do you like to fish for salmon? Do you approve of dam breaching? Does anyone know how much money is best to spend on saving the salmon?

39) Mike

from New Plymouth, Idaho, USA says:

Hi! Do you like to fish for salmon? Do you approve of dam breaching? Does anyone know how much money is best to spend on saving the salmon?

40) Graeme Herrington

from Frankfurt, Germany. says:

Hi! Isolated Brit was considering trying to get to Pitcairn, until I saw what you had to go through to achive it! If ever I make it, then I'll let you know. Easter Island & Galapagos are the main objective at the moment. TTFN, Graeme.

41) Howard McGhee

from Snellville, GA says:

Hi!

42) Jarek Pokrzywnicki

from Warsaw, Poland says:

Hi! from Warsaw, Poland (also World Heritage Site). I have been writing to you some time ago but you didn't answer so I try again. I have the same interest in my life - to visit some time all World Heritage Sites (the only problem is that they still growing in numbers). As of today I have seen 75 items from the list (mostly located in Europe). If you want I can share some useful info with you.

43) Warwick John Wragg

from Orange, Texas, USA says:

Hi! I have just been reading your adventures from the Pitcairn islands and loved every word, as you will see from my last name I am Grahams brother who now lives in the States with My American wife and two children. It made me want to go home after reading that Graham spent the night of the party in the corner with a Gameboy, That's my brother. He amazes me with all the stuff he has done and and it fills me with pride to read the good comments you had about him. I hope this finds you in good health and spirits and I really enjoyed your tales of adventure. Warmest regards, Warwick Wragg { Grahams younger and better looking brother :-) }

44) Dan Schaaf

from Fairbanks, Alaska says:

Hi!

45) David Manson Hansberger

from Phoenix, Arizona,USA says:

Hi!I was perusing a couple search engine result links for "Pit Bbq-ing" and landed in the very informative realm of your "Team-Mumu Pit Bbq techniques" pages. I must say that I'm searching no further for methods of Pit design. I'm not a Grad student, or even a college student, but a student of life instead. I've been facinated by Science all my life, and have pursued higher learning in my own way. Thank You for the bbq info, and I applaud you're research of the current living planet's "bio-rythms". May your investigations lend insight towards possitive impact upon our little, fragile, piece of the heavens. David M. Hansberger

46) chris

from Sweden says:

Hi!

47) Elizabeth Rowell

from Berkeley, California says:

Hi! Found your web site quite by accident. Enjoyed what I've read so far. I especially liked the pictures of Coho. My husband and I have two German Shepherds (can see their pictures at www.rowellfamily.org/dogs). We also used to live in Pasadena, not far from you, up in the burn areas. Niki, the dog we had at the time, loved the hikes in the national forest area by the house. Look forward to more reading.

48) Jose Vale

from Brussels says:

Hi!

49) Paul Webber

from Colorado Springs, Colorado says:

Hi! Nice links! See more at http://www.pcisys.net/~pwebber/search.htm#Maps

50) Colleen Kruger

from HArtford, Connecticut says:

Hello. My friend and I are planning a trip to Angkor Wat (and hopefully Vietnam and Bangkok as well) over winter holidays. Found your site via askjeeves.com search. The pictures are lovely and only serve to entice us even more. While we are thoroughly reading Lonely Planet Guide to Southeast Asia and seeking other resources, we are still having coming up a little short in the travel information department. There do not seem to be ways to economically facilitate an independent trip (do not liketraditional tours) and its hard to find good information on where to stay and so forth. Can you recommend resources? Thank you again for your intriguing site. Best, Colleen KRuger

51) John Callis

from Hampton, VA U.S.A. says:

Hi! Quite interesting reading. It helped make my day. Thanks. John

52) Isabel Liu

from Suite 2203A, Nine Queens Rd Central, Hong Kong says:

I am a Chinese-American living in Hong Kong planning a Silk Road trip for Oct 2000. I caught your Silk Road 1991 travelogue via Ask Jeeves. I am pleased and intrigued by your patience in your work, then traveling in unusual places, and taking the time to note it all down. Much has changed since China used FECs in 1991, but as well as being much more convenient it's also much more commercialised. I have never written to someone on a web site before, but I wanted to say thanks and good luck on your further adventures. I am now intrigued to read of your other World Heritage travels.

53) Thomas Yungbluth

from Lompoc ,CA USA says:

A BIG THANKS TO ALL THE PEOPLE WHO BUILT THE ROADS AND THOSE WHO MAPPED THEM SO THAT I GET TO DRIVE ALL THE SCENIC BACKROADS IN MY GTO CONVERTIBLE. CENTRAL COAST CALIFORNIA RULES, AND LOMPOC'S UNIQUELY MILD CLIMATE IS PARADISE WITHIN DRIVING RANGE OF EVERYTHING. GO OUT AND SEE AMERICA. JULY 4th 2000 T.Y.

54) Sabiha Hashmi

from Gurgaon a township adjacent to New Delhi, India says:

Hi! I have been browsing the web to to get information on Dunhuang and Mogao Grottoes when I came across your travelogue.Though I am a fifty year old woman and have to grownup sons, both gainfully employed as designers and copy writers, I am still living with my childhood dream of travelling on the silk road, preferably on foot.In 1993 I travelled to Leh by bus from Manali,a town south east of Rohtang pass. Once in leh I went up to Alchi to look up the 11th and 12th century monasteries. There a Lama escorted me to the highest point of the settlement and pointed out the Karakoram ranges and the probable route to go to Khotan ( now in Xinjiang). Once back in Leh I met an old Photographer who had photographed extensively part of the Silk Route between 1937 and 1952, from Leh to Kashgar as he used to accompany his father's trading caravan from Leh to Kashgar.I told him of my desire to travel on the Silk Road and go to Tun-huang.The old man, (Sayyed Ali Shah was his name and he was 80 years old in 1993)promised to be my guide upto Yarkand and asked me to contact him as soon as I have arranged the required papers and finances.Well, Sayyad Ali Shah is probably dead and I have neither the needed documents for international travel nor thefinances and here I rest my case. It was heartening to read your account. Thank you, with warm regards Sabiha Hashmi U-24/17, Town Houses, D.L.F.Phase III, Gurgaon,Haryana, India. Ph.Res: 0124,6352297.

55) Dan McLean

from Milton, Ontario, Canada says:

Hi! Just browsing, and I shall return! Dan

56) test

from 10.0.0.2 says:

Hi!

57) Elif Durur

from Australia, NSW in a small town called Tamworth says:

Hi! How was your trip ? Um trips. I just got back from Turkey !

58) Benjamin W. Stevens

from Preston,Georgia says:

Hi! Enjoyed reading about your China tour! Was especially intrested in Ganzu provience. Ben

59) Adnan Shafique Syed

from Pakistan says:

Hi! Really fantastic work!! I am living in Pakistan and was planning a road trip to China via the silk road. U have done it reverse but all that matters is that I have authentictated first hand knowledge of the tour. Anyways best of luck and hope that u keep on the good work for the best of mankind. Luv always, Adnan

60) Kadir Gurgey

from Ankara, Turkey says:

Hi! Lynn It is a neat work. I like it. What is next? How do I figure out the meaning of ozone concentration in Ankara, in Turkey, and in general in the world? Could you please suggest me some of the papers which may help me to learn a little bit more on this topic? Thanks again and good luck. Dr. Kadir Gurgey TPAO Research Center 06520 Ankara, Turkey

61) Norma Osborne

from Elkhart, In USA says:

Hi! Found your site from UNESCO. Enjoyed every minute of it, especially since my husband and I had been to Picairn and Henderson on a cruise on the Breman in '96. We were able to land on both islands, and had a ride up the hill with Tom Christain. Found out Betty C. had been to Indianapolis on a church convention. Small world! We were also on Mangareva. Easter Is. and the Galapagos. Truly our favorite cruise! We've done a bit f traveling, but mostly the tourist "stuff". I envy you! Planning to read all your other travels. Where do you go next? I want to come! Norma Found a quote on a menu on the Breman, I think you will like. "The passion for foreign countries is thr sweetest and wisest depravity on earth" Kasimir Enschmidt

62) fdsfas

from fdsfdsafs says:

you sad git.

63) Dave Bolender

from Shelton WA. Pacific North West says:

Hi!This looks like an interesting site.I'm always looking for good info on fish or habitat.

64) Howard Karre

from San Antonio, Texas says:

Hi!, I am a computer science major at UTSA and just happened to be looking for information on the Chinese Silk Road for my Humanities class. What a coincedence that both of my major interests are on the same page. Thanks! P.S. By the way, cool game!

65) Erik Grimsgaard

from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania says:

Hi! I recently learned of the existance of the Pitcairn Islands by accident. Since then I have been spending a lot of time at work researching them. It seems like an extarodinary experience to be able to visit there. After learning as much (or as little) as I have in the last few weeks I am pretty much commited to planning a trip there in the near future. This, I understand, is a dificult task and I don't know how to go about it. Any help or advice that you could offer would be greatly appreciated. I want to plan this trip soon while I'm still young because I feel that if I wait it will never happen. You guys seem like you just do whatever you want and just go where the mood takes you. I think that is pretty admirable. Good luck on your journeys. Erik Grimsgaard

66) Shermaine

from New Mexico says:

Hi!I can't get to Pitcairn from here, but reading of your visit is the next best thing. Thanks

67) scott anderson

from new zealand says:

HELLO, IS THERE ANYONE WHO CAN HELP ME FIND MAPS AND INFORMATION ABOUT THE CHAGOS ISLANDS. HOW DO YOU GET THERE? SCOTT ANDERSON scottando@hotmail.com

68) Barry W. Wilson

from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma says:

I have read all your adventures, although I must say Pitcairn Island held the most fascination for me. As far as my own adventures, I went deep sea fishing once! Oh well, after 8 more years with SBC perhaps in retirement we'll be able to see some of the truly amazing places you write about. Be careful....and keep documenting your travels!

69) Kelly Fang

from Taipei Taiwan, R.O.C. says:

Hi!I'm from Taiwan,surfing the web and saw your site. I like it a lot,especially your dog.

70) Amy Caras

from 165.228.129.11 says:

Hi!

71) deb challacombe

from suffolk uk says:

Hi!

72) David Brochstein

from Boulder, Colorado says:

Enjoyed the writings on Thailand. I lived there for several years, so it brought back vivid images/experiences. Good luck on your future travels and computer endeavors!

73) Derek Weir

from Whistler, BC, Canada says:

Hi! I'm grateful for your careful reporting on your pit roasting experience. I'm about to try my own pig roast at an upcoming holiday weekend party. Y'all strike me as nifty people.

74) Mauro Nasti

from Rome, Italy says:

Hi! Your page is wonderful I too am interested in unusual travels (Chagos Islands, to mention only one place to get to -incidentally, a good place for Rat Pile, since they are full of rats). Nice to chat with you again, All the best, Mauro

75) Celina Borde

from Corpus Christi, Texas says:

Loved your account of your Patagonian adventure. I was born in Argentina and will be going to see that part of the world soon so your info came in handy. Loved your jokes, an Argentinian understands how it is and you guys really saw the local color. Think you need to write for a living, if not for the money then for your readers. Keep it comming.

76) Carlyle Hinshaw

from Norman OK says:

Hi!

77) Gail Lee

from Cupertino California says:

Hi!My husband and I are planning a one year round the world trip(minus S America and N America) with our two sons who will be 10 and 8 next year when we go. Any tips on great places to go with kids/places to avoid. The big question is (which seems silly in the greater scheme of things) which way do we head out west or east. Any info you could pass on would be appreciated. Thanks Gail

78) Vivek SunderRaj

from Pittsburgh, PA says:

Hi! Hmmph! So the volcanoes on the Big Island were anti-climactic after Pitcairn Island, huh? Hmmph! It was my childhood dream-come-true when I stood on Kilauea and at the very end -- you whacked at my pretty dream. I love the South Pacific -- Hawaii, PNG, New Zealand, the Great Barrier Reef (best viewed by chopper). Would you guys go back? If so where? I just added Pitcairn Island to my list of WannaSee Places! Thanks for taking the trouble to publish your experiences -- they reminded me ofmy own similar ones! God bless! Vivek, Rebekah, Jeremy and Lydia SunderRaj

79) Rohan Jayawickrema

from Sri Lanka says:

Hi!Lynn I am new to the Internet. The email I sent you today have been returned but I like to hear from you as Sri Lanka has three Heritage sites and a Natural Heritage site Regards Rohan

80) kristi heather

from Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada says:

Hello, Just a note to say I absolutely loved reading of your adventure to Pitcairn and Henderson Islands. I have been searching for and have found a number of websites on the island but yours is by all means the best. My fscination is with what life is like in other places so I greatly enjoyed reading all about your trip. I have travelled through most of Canada,Japan, HongKong, Thailand, Singapore, New Zealand and Australia and lived in Malaysia so if you have any questions abotu those places I'd certainly be happy to provide it. P.S. I would absolutely higly recommend going to the Queen Charlottes! Look forward to reading of your future adventures. Kristi Your goal of visiting all the UNESCO sites sounds wonderful. I think it would be amazing to visit L'Anse Aux Meadows in particular. I am particularly fascinated by isolated and small islands such as Tristan da Cunha, Pitcairn, St. Pierre and Miquelon.

81) John O'Connor

from Devon - England says:

Hello Jihn @ Lynne I enjoyed your site and travels very much. Keep up the good work and continue to enjoy life. John

82) Istvan Mihaltz

from Budapest, Hungary says:

Lynn, You are a Wonderfull woman. You are a PROFI. Istvan

83) tamar har-paz.

from israel. says:

Hi! grom one cooking lover to another, this is a great web sight.

84) David Rodriguez

from Colorado springs,Colorado says:

Hi!Thanks for building this websight i needed for my social studies class without this websight i would have been in big trouble. Thanks, David Rodriguez

85) Jan Gillespie

from Portchester, Hampshire. says:

Hi! Enjoyed reading your trip to Pitcairn. Am trying to find out as much info as I can about the place before we embark on a trip there in Jan 2003 with our diving club for an expedition which will involve marine archeaological and scientific projects for 3 weeks. It is a Navy diving club and I am currently an oceanography with geology student and trying to find something interesting to study while we are there.

86) Becky

from waterloo says:

Hi! my name is becky I'm 109 years old the oldest person alive i think Well anyways thanks for the information! -<-<-<-<-<-@

87) Frank Brierley

from Surrey, England says:

Hi! You were our guides and mentors for the hangi we tried last weekend. Thank you. It worked brilliantly, with a small sheep (a Soay - small rare breed from Scotland: I know a farmer). Our pit, in clayey earth, was three and a bit feet deep by 4' by about3', lined with flattish stones and well fired - we'd given it a warm-up the day before, then resumed at 6.00 am the day of the feast. The carcase went in at 9.00 am, festooned with rosemary and bay branches and wrapped in metal foil. We're a bit low on banana leaves in Surrey. We put a sizzling hot brick inside it. We laid a metal sheet resting on the stones that lined the sides above and just clear of the beast, and sealed its edges with clay, before piling on about a foot of earth. Eleven hours later came crunch time. We removed the earth and metal sheet, and raised the body - on two long wires we'd buried beneath it. It was nearer overcooked than under. The meat slid off the bones, succulent and sweet, and fed 16 people (with tons left over). We'd separately cooked the veggies - baked spuds, peas and ratatouille - and supplied apple jelly. 'Twas wunnerful. Thank you and your team for the guidance.

88) Robert Garland

from Maidenhead Grid Square FN20ii near Perkasie, PA, USA says:

Wish the map had more detail so I could place my location more accurately.

89) Dustin Summers & Lindsay McAnany

from Kansas City, Missouri USA says:

Greetings! Chanced upon you while researching a pig roast of our own. Sounds like a great weekend project for a hungry crowd. Cheers D & L

90) richard h. kessler

from Sarasota, FL says:

Hi!

91) Michelle Bezek

from Minneapolis, MN says:

Hi! I was searching the web for wedding anniversary gift ideas and happened upon your list and was wildly amused with some of the suggestions. The rest of the site was very interesting and I loved the pictures of the dogs too. Thanks!

92) Maurice Caissy-Cyr

from St-Eustache, a city 15 miles north of Montréal, province of Québec, Canada says:

Hi!, I read a lot on your island, and i watch on internet. Compare with our space in Canada, it is pretty small. But they always say, small is beautyful. In the province of Québec, 85% of the people speak french(7 500 000), it is the only place in north América. One day , in may be 5 or 6 years, i will show up in your place with my wife, on a sailing boat. My e-mail représente a place where old people live. We have 14 résidents(age between 69 and 95) more of them non-handicap. To see our web site, look for 'Manoir des Grands-Parents' Canada. Hoping having news from you, and if you need information on how old people live in St-Eustache. It is 11.30 pm local, and i just coming of playing hockey on ice. Au revoir Maurice

93) no one of consequence

from directly above the center of the earth says:

Hi! (not yet)
I am the ghost of computing past.
I see you've moved on from the old days. Good fortune!
Some still remain, but there are many new faces.
I don't miss the place, just some people. ;-)

94) Bill Laughlin

from Lake Stevens, Washington USA says:

Hi! I just finished reading a book detailing a Brittish woman's trip to "paradise", Pitcairn Island. I was hooked and started reading everything on the net regarding the island and it's people. Your journal of the trip was fascinating and some of the best reading I have found. What an adventure!! Thank you so much for sharing the adventure with those of us who haven't, as yet, been able to make the journey.

95) Tana Brown

from 169.204.239.130 says:

Hi!

96) Thomas Yeung

from Hong Kong says:

Hi!

97) WHITNEY

from South Carolina says:

Hi! How are you guys? For some reason, I am here and I don't have any idea what this thing is but what the heck! Have fun, (i guess) -whitney

98) Gary Smith

from Corsham Near Bath UK says:

Hi! JUST TO SAY WHAT AN INTERESTING SITE, I HAVE ALSO TRAVELLED AND WAS AMAZED TO SEE ALL THE PLACES I HAVE VISITED, ALSO IT HELPED MY DAUGHTER WITH HER HOMEWORK, WELL DONE, SOMETHING AT LAST WORTH VISITING ON THE INTERNET. A SITE WELL RECOMMENDED

99) Daniel Keith Barr Jr.

from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania says:

Great site, it has helped me a lot with a research paper I am doing at the University of Pittsburh on the Willandra Lakes region of Australia. Thanx, Dan Barr

100) Shawn Slavin

from Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, USA says:

Excellent website! I enjoyed the pit cooking page, although I didn't have time to watch the MPEGs.
I'm sure it's much better with the video footage! :^)

Cheers,

Shawn

101) Karina

from Kingston Ontario Canada says:

Hi! I singed the guest book in year 2000. Please contact me with info on salmon.

102) david hirst

from england,manchester,collyhurst,here says:

Hi! came to this through poker and did not realise that everybody is doing stuff because they can,,,,, i would to know how? big culture shock to me.

103) Mariona Barnils Gispert

from Barcelona (Catalonia) says:

Hi! I would like to know, if there is any publication in Spanish/English about the World Heritage List. Could you please, let me know if there are some and if I can get them in any bookshop or just from Unesco? I would appreciate receiving news from you. Thanks a lot Mariona

104) kaifu wu

from san francisco, ca, 94122 USA says:

Hi!
i just got back from a month-long trip down under a couple of weeks ago, and was curious to see how many world heritage sites i've visited. Well that makes uluru-kata tjuta, kakadu, queensland tropics, the reef, tongariro, and te wahipounamu (franz josef glacier and milford sound).
Oh, shameless self-advertisement can be found here :)

oh, and nice pages! enjoyed your travelogues!

Kaifu

105) J Dalton

from Barrie Ontario CANADA says:

Hi! Checking out this cool map !!!!!!

106) mark

from home says:

Hi!

107) Jack Waters

from Pinxton, Nottinghamshire,England says:

Hi,I am finding your travels most interesting, we have not done anything as extensive as this. We have travelled over most of Europe in our Camper, this summer we are hopeing to travel around the Black Seaand through the Ukraine and Russia. Any info and/or suggestions will be very welcome. We are both active pensioners, and our camper is over 20 years old. Jack Waters.

108) Kamran

from London, UK says:

Hi Lynn, I've just finished reading your Silk Road writeup. My family & I emigrated to the UK from Pakistan in the 70's. It was moving and nostalgic reading about the places which I visited as a kid (Islamabad/Hunza/Lahore). Just wanted to thank you for providing an enjoyable & pleasant read. Regards Kamran

109) M. Musashi

from Washington, D.C. says:

Hi! Thank you for your web site! What a rest from the commercial, a-lo-Matt-Rosenberg geography!!! I really appreciate your sharing your taste with all of us.

110) Brittany Blanton

from North Carolina says:

Hi!

111) Marlene Frain

from Oroville, California, U.S.A. says:

Hi!My friend and I are heading to Australia soon and now I am getting really excited about going after reading about your adventure. Nice. Marlene

112) Margaret Stantiall

from 27A Stanley St. Levin New Zealand says:

Hi!lynn I had written a long letter re Lady Catherina Macartney and thought I had sent it ,now I am not sure it went, will you be kind enough to let me know if you received it, if not I will send my letter again. Her book was "An English Lady in Chinese Turkestan" you were reading while travelling in the area. Thank you Margaret.

113) olwyn _spencer

from Burnley, Lancs. England says:

Hi!I dont know if I'm on the right website or not, im only a novice on a computer, so please bear with me, Im trying to get onto a site I was on the other week on Tristan da cunha and I cant find it again, I wrote to Tristan da Cunha website and got on to a guest book and wrote a small piece in it that I was trying to trace a pen friend I had a few years ago and I had lost her address on moving house and as it has just surfaced I was trying to contact lost penpals, The person I'm after is Joy Repetto who used to live at 9 Watkins Road, Tristan da Cunha and if she was reading the letter or anyone else who knows her and if she is still on the island to contact me, But I'm blowed if i can find the site again I only know it invited me to write in the guest book which I did and afterwards I browsed through a lot of letters from other people all over the world writing to Tristan da Cunha

114) Timothy R. Felthouse

from Austin, TX, USA says:

Hi!

115) Michael Richmond-Crum

from Mililani Hawaii says:

Aloha: !Great site. Found it while searcing for a wall sized world map for my family room. Will keep coming back as its very interesting.

116) Ronald &Cherie Montgomery

from Myrtle Beach South Carolina says:

Hi! just wanted to say hello to all

117) ABRAR HUSSAIN NAQVI

from pakistan. says:

Hi ALWAYS BE A HELPFUL PERSON FOR NEEDY PEOPLES.

118) Amy Kramer Perry

from Barrington Middle School library says:

Hi! I was looking for site on the life cycle of salmon and found yours and clicked on your name. You have some great sites listed, so i am bookmarking your site for further use. Great job!! Amy The e-mail is my home one. The school is in a small town in southern coastal NH, half-hour north of Portsmouth, NH.

119) Alexander S. Chernov

from Voronezh says:

Hi! Thank you for results from Mirny. And, thank you for your site. Linn, you help for feeling world around. Welcome to the Russian Antarctic! Alex.

120) Susan B

from St. Louis, MO says:

Just wanted to say thanks!! My 6th grade daughter had a project on Ancient Ethiopia and your site help her so much!!! Thanks. Susan

121) Brennon Mcmahon

from San Diego Ca says:

Just doing a report on alaska for 5th grade s.s.

122) tom murphy

from va. beach va says:

Hi!

123) aryani subasinghe

from SRI LANKA says:

Hi!

124) Kelly Henry

from Dallas, TX says:

Hi! I'm thrilled to find someone else with a goal of visiting all WH sites in the world. I've only been to about 60 but we've quit our jobs to travel for a few years so I'm hoping to increase that. Planning trips to Mexico (ruins) and Turkey in March, 01. Did central Mexico and the UK in Feb. Great site. I love your job. I'm currently researching a new career tied to the preservation of WH sites.

125) LOLLY SINCLAIR

from 193.164.99.100 says:

Hi!

126) David L. Skelton Jr.

from Rohnert Park, CA 94928 says:

Hi!

127) Kelly H.

from Florida says:

Hello! I'm doing a report on Sockeye salmon, and your life cycle page was a big help. I'll be sure to cite you in my bibliography! (Oh, and by the way, naming the dog Coho was BRILLIANT!) Also, my boyfriend is applying to Caltec and MIT... you went to both: which did you prefer? He'd appreciate tha advice... Thanks for the help!

128) Fernando Gelbard

from Beverly Hills, California, USA says:

Thanks for the incredible virtual trip to Pitcairn.

129) MAJID ALMAJID

from romania says:

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130) Jono Gazdecki

from Usa says:

Hi! Check my cool web site at http://www.whooyanet.com/jonotime.htm

131) Ashwin

from Nagpur,India says:

Hi! I am looking for a road map traversing the himalayas starting from Manali to Darjeeling via Nepal can u help me ashwin

132) Buzz Barnes

from Portland, OR says:

Hi! I stumbled over your site doing research on Dunhuang for a Chapter in my forthcoming book: "Deep Memories" that covers 25 years of travelling and working in Asia. One visit was to Dunhuang and my concern is over Cave 328 that was plundered in 1923-24 by Langdon Warner of Fogg Museum of Harvard U. I found the missing statue from 328 in the Sackler Museum at Harvard. I tried to think of a Topkopi-like scenario wherein I could steal the statue and return it to Dunhuang, but alas, I couldn't figure out how to get it out, and besides now I figure the little 1 m high statue is better at Harvard than in a sandy cave. Regards. Buzz Barnes

133) megan jolene cline

from angency Iowa,united statesof america says:

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134) Stan Howe

from Aberdeen, Scotland says:

Hi! Just been to Gabo [Gay-Bow]Island (aboriginal pronounciation of Cape Howe I believe)and looked it up on the internet to discover your interesting report on the penguin count. Only the odd one still in burrows at this time (March 2001), but many mutton-birds around island. Xi'an to Kashgar was also redolent of past trips we've made in those parts of China. Thanks for taking your time to share your visits with us. Stan + Dorothy Howe (Senior Citizens)

135) yujei chang

from taiwan, taipei says:

Hi! Nice to know you and thank you for your information about australia. Tomorrow I will leave for perth and stay for a week. It's the first time to perth and I am so exited. I hope someday I can travel the whole world just like you,especial with my lover. sincerely, betty

136) Sam Singer

from 12.22.192.254 says:

Hi! Very nice collection amd very useful.

137) Maureen Rudd

from 212.88.98.232 says:

Hi!

138) Tony Peters

from Corpus Christi, Texas says:

Hi! bye! tp

139) David Shannon

from Glasgow Scotland says:

Hi!It was marvellous to read your diary of the trip to Pitcairn, islands have always fascinated me since I was a child and those that are farther away the more intriguing. Have you any plans to visit Tristan da Cunha?

140) Alan Ptak

from Redondo Beach, CA, formerly Montreal, Winnipeg, Edmonton and Swan Hills (Canada) says:

Howdy, Curious how these things work out - A google.com search flushed out your site as I was looking for my friend Wayne Neville on the web. I still haven't found Wayne's site but he did sign your guest book back in 1995, and that got me curious enough to look around. Evidently, penguins look a lot prettier than they sound. I'm happy for you that you can call that work, scouting around counting mating pairs and travelling to some very out-of-the-way places. I hope that you continue to enjoy it and continue to research, publish and educate the less-adventurous and perhaps less caring about the fragile nature of our ecosystem and all the bad things that we are doing to adversely affect it. Alan

141) Larry Theoret Jr.

from Alburg, Vermont USA says:

Hi! I just finished reading your account of your trip to Pitcairn Island. I would really like to visit there, someday. Who knows?someday I might :)

142) Andrew C. Meinke, Jr.

from San Juan Capistrano, CA says:

Hello Lynn! I love your new site(s). You have been an excellent resource, supplementing the official UNESCO home and related pages associated with their World Heritage program. As President of the World Heritage Foundation, my small team is involved in the production of documentary films that utilize World Heritage Sites around the world to help tell the fascinating stories of the histories and cultures of the people who have lived at or near, or are living at or near, these remarkable treasures. The first three sites we have chosen are in China (Zhangjiajie, aka Wulingyuan, Wu Yi Mountain and The Old Town of Lijiang). Please visit our humble website (www.worldheritagefoundation.com). Hope to be in touch with you about some of our plans and activities, and the convergence of our interests and your's. Best, Andy Meinke

143) john bodogan

from burlington ontario canada says:

Hi! trying to learn more about australia my daughter is leaving to explore austraia and new zealand for a year.

144) Steve Beneke

from Valley Center, Kansas, USA says:

Hi!

145) susan koprek

from minnesota says:

I just read the account of your trip to Pitcairn Island. It sounds fascinating! The kind of thing I would dream of doing, but would never actually make a reality. I loved seeing your pictures and the descriptions were very good. Thankyou for posting this information!

146) Kelly Simrell

from Toledo, Ohio, USA says:

Hi! Absolutely loved your story on your trip to Pitcairn and Henderson Islands. What an inspiration to travel the world. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences. I will be returning to read more of your travels. Take Care!

147) Brett Hager

from Kenora, Ontario Canada says:

Hi!

148) chris pan

from champaign, illinois says:

I liked your short passage on Lanzhou. It is my home town.

149) Claude Revelation

from 64.230.75.194 says:

Hi! Holy Secrets plus Forbidden Knowledge revealed to seekers of truth. Results of 40 years of research. Most amazing website! Thank you.

150) channley chhum

from stocktown 95204 says:

Hi! am channley am seventeen year old female i live in stockton oak park apartment so here is my telephone number 209/941/8892

151) Ann Kinney-Eittinger

from Dallas, Texas USA says:

Hi! Well done on your website!

152) Robert J. Hanson

from Endicott, NY 13760 says:

Hi! I just happened on this map website and haven't explored it yet. My hope is to find a detailed map of the Phillipines. It seems that our former territory has flat out been written off the world map. I hope that my mind gets changed after I travel through your site. Thanks for the opportunity.

153) Charles Bickenheuser, M.Ed.

from Kennewick, Washington says:

Hello from a high school English teacher . . . Found your web as I was looking for information on cooking a 'pig in a pit' (for our upcoming faculty end-of-year outing). The faculty used to cook a pig about fifteen years ago, in what is now known as the last of the great 'drink yourself into a stupor, and also cook a pig in a pit' tradition. I like tradition! Also, just happened to look around your site and Whoa! what a great site. I'll be back (after the faculty party) to read. My students would be interested in the computer neuro nets and I would like to read on social development and cogitation. Charlie B.

154) Liz Lo

from Washington State says:

Hi!

155) E.L. Herrmann

from Cincinnati, Ohio says:

Hi!

156) DON VICK

from MISSION , KANSAS says:

Hi! A friend sent me your web page and it looks like I am in for a lot of good reading and mind travel. I have been interested in maps since grade school taking geography classes not social studies as it now called. I am 69 years old and enjoy spending time on the computer visiting the different web sites.------Thanks for your time and effort. Don V.

157) John Roberts

from Hometown; FLINT, U.K. says:

Hi! Happy to make contact with a fellow heritage lover. No chance of me getting to see the places for real so I rely on books, films, videos and websites Thank You John

158) Laura Anne Kennedy

from Saskatoon, saskatchewan says:

Hi! I was researching solar ovens and found a link to pit cooking. We will be trying some vegis and chicken this summer at the lake but don't think we will attempt a pig just yet! Thanks for all the fun info.

159) martin robinson

from NZ says:

Hi! enjoyed your account of your oz outback trip. Any more info on George Morrison. I'd like to include him in a guide book I'm doing. cheers martin

160) Wilfred Mc Donald

from St.Petersberg, Fl. usa says:

Hi! hi.

161) steve mizzi

from bundaberg says:

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162) Brendan Pimm the Best

from BUNDABERG qld says:

Hi!HELLO I'M THE BEST AND KIRRIN'S CRAP

163) Kieran Paulger

from Budaberg says:

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164) Rachel Pimm

from Bundaberg says:

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165) kitti kengsan

from bangkok, thailand says:

Hi! I do like about you're wrote in your web site and some is very useful for my planning to visit laos in early august . So both of you have been to many places in thailand more than mine , ( thai peoples) Good experienced and very happy for you . Anyway if you still have any thing to sugest me about traveling to laos please feel free and write to me . Thank you. I plan to visit laos with my friend .

166) Arnel Salazar

from San Fernando Valley, CA says:

Hi! I loved reading your Pitcairn advertures! I enjoyed your website!

167) Wang Hong

from Shanghai, China says:

Hi! I was born in Xinjiang, and spent many years there until I finished my bachelor's degree. I've always cherished a dream of going back for a visit to have a taste of the special local culture and the beautiful scenery again, but only to find myself short of time and money. I really miss the Silk Road. Your adventures really fascinated me.

168) Bernhard Fischlmayr

from Austria, Kronstorf, Village near Linz/Danube says:

Hi!

169) gavin crowley

from bandon co,cork, ireland says:

Hi!all

170) Rod Sewell

from near Tampa, Florida says:

Hi! We tried out the terrific salmon guts recipe!!!!!!!!!!!!!uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm gggoooooooooodd!!!!!!!!!!! one of the better gormet food dishes we have tried in years!!!!!!!!!KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, THE WORLD NEED YOU!!!!

171) John Salmon

from Edmonton London UK says:

Hi John this is John Salmon too. Enjoyed your site. Hope to have a more in depth look later as time is pressing on. It's so weird to think there's more than one John Salmon about. I'm a PCB design engineer for Nortel,(just been outsourced), and an amateur skywatcher/astro-physicist I also have artistic tendencies. If you want to see another John Salmon website, please feel free to visit http://www.geocities.com/woger_uk Hey! I don't want to find you've been taking credit for my artwork now? All the best John. P.S. My brothers wifes name is Lynn too. Crazy world........

172) John Salmon

from Edmonton London UK says:

Hi! John, just been to Lynn's page and I had to tell you, my brothers name is Garry. How odd is this gonna get.......? John Salmon.

173) tuaine

from 203.43.238.180 says:

brendan want to make a new club and we will be the leaderws & make owen & them our servents

174) michael

from bundaberg says:

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175) xyz

from here says:

Hi!

176) Jean-Joseph Cote

from Lunenburg, MA, USA says:

A map! A map! I love maps! (Sorry I'm not able to supply a dot in a more interesting location.)

177) Brendan Pimm

from Bundaberg says:

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178) maureen middleton

from scarborough.nth yorkshire. england says:

Hi! im very new at this email game but have been camper van adventurer for over 20 years this is the first time ive managed to meet any others.up to now every one ese ive met wont to stop onsafe camp sites i hope ive done this right happy cmping mm xx

179) Brendan Pimm the Best

from BUNDABERG qld says:

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180) Gary R Beck

from San Francisco, California says:

Hi! Please keep up the fine work on behalf of our environment, especially the air that we breathe. [Hmmm, a good song title] I have enjoyed your impressive list of salmon recipes. The cakes are wonderful with a creamy Dijon mustard drizzle on top! Gary

181) Paul Royster

from New Haven, CT says:

Hi! Thanks for the links.

182) ken gray

from atascadero ca says:

Hi! I wanted to print a simple map of Henderson Nevada because my Brother in law is traveling there and would like a city may. I have been on a wild goose chase via several links,web sites etc. Seems like it should be easier than that?? thanks ken gray

183) Dr,. Charlotte Sullivan

from Department of Geosciences, University of Houston, Houston TX says:

Hi! Great site.

184) João Batista de Oliveira

from Porto Alegre RS Brazil says:

Hi!

185) João Batista de Oliveira

from Porto Alegre RS Brazil says:

Hi!

186) Iain Nicholas Jackson

from Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. says:

Hi!I've filled in this form because I, like you, have this preposterous ambition of seeing every WHS before I die. I haven't counted recently but I must be somewhere between 250 and 300. Are we part of a world-wide community who keep in touch through your website? I came across your names when I was looking for information about Henderson Island. Previously the only way I knew of getting there was on very expensive cruises, not really my style. I look forward to reading the account of your travels there at my leisure! The majority sites I have visited are in Europe, naturally, but I am also pretty strong on Africa, Latin America, USA, Canada, South Asia and Arab nations. Next in line is a first visit to Australia and Thailand. I enjoyed reading your website. Iain Jackson.

187) Laura Perez

from NYC says:

Hi! I ran into your page at 12:30 am and just couldn't stop reading! I'm going to Argentina & Patagonia in December too--almost the same dates, for 4 weeks. I can't wait & your adventures were certainly entertaining & informative. We will fly from Buenos Aires to Mendoza, and then drive down to Bariloche and further down to Calafate & the glaciers. I absolutely loved your site. It's wonderful. Thank you.

188) Anthony Lincoln

from Spain says:

Thank you for your useful infomation on World Heritage Sites in Spain. If it has not been included already, I will be listing it in the Open Directory Project. Regards, Anthony

189) Anneliese Kühn

from Germany, Baden-Baden says:

Hi! I came upon your homepage, while doing link research for our homepage www.schaetze-der-welt.de . We are a Public German TV broadcaster and are doing a documentary series on World Heritage since 1995. On our homepage you can find information on ca. 150 sites including real videos. The page is in German language, but perhaps you can enjoy it anyway. Best regards!

190) Rian Wickens

from sydney australia says:

Hi! I did a geography assignment and i used your site it was the best one id just like to say thank you.

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192) thomas dyer

from Australia says:

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from dad says:

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194) Brendan Pimm

from Bundaberg says: