Outside Of Here

[MrBill]

Congrats on being married for so long. My parents have been married for something like 28 years.

Thanks. I have to say it takes a lot of work, commitment and compromise!!!

 

[Susan Westemeyer]

Craig, why do you think I knock myself out writing for CN and doing other translation work? So I can earn money for these trips!

Thanks. I have to say it takes a lot of work, commitment and compromise!!!

This. My parents made it to just weeks shy of 57 years. My husband and I will celebrate our 20th in February. It is alot of work, but absolutely worth it.

Susan

 

[craig1985]

My Nanna and Grandpa (on my Dad's side) were married for about 57 years I think. They met on a blind date.

 

[krebs303]

I have a Warmshowers guest on way. Should be here Monday. He is from the UK traveling from Alaska to the Panama Canal. Looking forward to some good stories.

 

[craig1985]

I have a Warmshowers guest on way. Should be here Monday. He is from the UK traveling from Alaska to the Panama Canal. Looking forward to some good stories.

A co-worker of mine was in Bolivia in June and he came across a bloke who was cycling up from Tierra del Fuego to Alaska. The guy (who is cycling) reckons he will get to Alaska around August or September next year.

 

[Boeing]

I have my own business
Married 21 years to a Brit
Father of 2
Travel
Ski
Tennis
Coach Fast-pitch Softball
Muck out the wife's horse stalls (better known as do as I am told)
Actively involved with my kids sports. (the did not choose cycling like I wished but I support them nonetheless)
Attend as much Live and diverse Live Music as I can

 

[tubularglue]

clean my hands, hang out with my kids
enjoy my marriage
visit with my family
burn wood
work on my house
run my dogs

ride etc.

 

[craig1985]

And sniff tubular gule it seems.

 

[Clearly Unstable]

Hounded by the the paparazzi and signing autographs when I'm in the mood..

 

[craig1985]

It's only taken me to I'm 25, but today I leave the family home to go move in with two other friends of mine, which reminds me to stop posting and start packing, and to go pay the bond!

 

[mimi28]

Hounded by the the paparazzi and signing autographs when I'm in the mood..

oh our lives are soo similar!
I'm guessing it's not you writing this but your PR so maybe he/she will pass on this message...

 

[krebs303]

Thinking of selling this palm tree.

 

[krebs303]

Newest Warmshowers guests 4 recent college grads from the University of Washington stopping for a night on Saturday on their way down to South America. Toga! Toga! Toga!

 

[krebs303]

They were fun guests. On their way to Brasil

 

[krebs303]

French guests due Friday

Aurélie (28 years old)was manager in a theater company in Grenoble.
Florent (30 years old) is lanscape designer and mountain leader.
We both like going in mountains, hiking, mountaineering. And, when Florent loves back-country skiing, Aurelie prefer dancing.

We are now doing a travel around the world with bicycle. We left France in September 2008. We crossed South of Europe, Turkey, Caucasia, Central and east Asia and now from Alaska, we are heading to Tierra del Fuego.

 

[krebs303]

My guests Aurélie and Florent from Grenoble, France. On their way to Tierra del Fuego the southernmost tip of South America.

 

[krebs303]

Cycling tourists Ned and Charlotte from Bridport, Dorset United Kingdom cycling from Vancouver BC Canada to South America will be arriving Saturday for a visit

 

[krebs303]

Latest guests leaving this morning for South America
We had spaghetti and meatballs, salad and garlic bread out on the deck by candlelight last night. No pics as by time dinner was served things were very liquid.

 

[craig1985]

My guests Aurélie and Florent from Grenoble, France. On their way to Tierra del Fuego the southernmost tip of South America.

Where did they start from?

 

[krebs303]

Where did they start from?

They are on a loooong bike ride.

"We left France at the end of august of 2008 and
after crossing the south of Europe then Turkey, Caucasus, Central Asia,
Mongolia, China, South Korea and Japan, we took a cargo-ship to cross the
Pacific ocean. From Alaska, we are now following all the way south to
Patagonia, through the Rockies and the Andes. A trip of may be 4 years
meeting people, hiking and cycling."

 

[flyor64]

..snip..

Krebs, I´m coming to your place for a warm shower...the pipe(s) to my upstairs bathroom just froze...again.

Could be a smelly Christmas

 

[craig1985]

Sounds awesome. I was able to find a route through google maps from Kazakhstan to Belgium. more then 9000km. I work with a guy who was in Bolivia around June and he came across a bloke who was riding from Tierra del Fuego to Alaska. He started in January this year and hoped to be in Alaska by August/September 2011.

 

[krebs303]

My latest guests Yannick and Shirley leaving this morning on the 3rd leg of their adventure.
PHASE 1: Kayak the Inside Passage southbound --- 1,200 miles ---- 70 days
Started on April 8th, 2010
Completed on June 17th, 2010

- PHASE 2: Through-hike the Pacific Crest Trail southbound --- 2,700 miles --- 123 days
Started on July 4th, 2010
Completed on November 3rd, 2010

- PHASE 3: Cycle through Central and South America --- 14,000 miles --- IN THE MAKING
Started on December 18th, 2010
The plan is to cycle South through Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Columbia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia (where we are hoping to summit a few peaks if time permits), Chile, and finally Argentina, where Ushuaia, the southernmost city on earth will mark the end of our journey...for now 

 

[craig1985]

Respect to people for doing it.

 

[krebs303]

I have met some incredible people in the last 2 years I have been hosting. I have seen a few cyclists looking for hosting in Australia. Warmshowers is worldwide. If any of you are open to meeting fellow cyclists I can highly recommend joining.
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