This our blog. A blog for Matt and Vicki. We do some stuff, and if anyone wants to share in these experiences then they can do so.
We have decided to get married. So, on the 8th December 2012, our newest adventure will begin. This blog will have some useful info for those who want to share in our celebration, and then to see where our latest journey will take us. We're pretty excited.
Email us at prettygoodtime@hotmail.co.uk
Monday, October 22, 2007
St Basil's cathedral, Moscow, Russia. Probably one of the most iconic buildings in the city.
If anyone was wondering what Mr Blair is doing now, he is a folk singer in Moscow, Russia
Kremlin digger for Hallam Saunders, Moscow, Russia
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Dear Matt and Vicki,
I see you've made it to Russia and therefore through Kazakhstan!! I still would be curious to hear how that was but your pic's are great... although I expected nothing less ;-D. Actually as my old camera is travelling with you, reading your piece, I feel like part of me made the trip as well. Also due to the part we have visited some of the same places.
I've been back now for a month and it is only now that I'm kind of getting back in to it all here. The comforts are great but I still miss that feeling of freedom which comes with a minimum of responsibilities, continuous movement and discovery.
I'll be following you guys all the way home. Great writing by the way. And for when you get home (and therefor have the right bandwith) I've got a nice pic's of Lhasa, Everest and around. http://gallery.mac.com/machiel74#100063&bgcolor=black
St Basil's cathedral, Moscow, Russia. Probably one of the most iconic buildings in the city.
If anyone was wondering what Mr Blair is doing now, he is a folk singer in Moscow, Russia
Kremlin digger for Hallam Saunders, Moscow, Russia
1 comment:
Dear Matt and Vicki,
I see you've made it to Russia and therefore through Kazakhstan!! I still would be curious to hear how that was but your pic's are great... although I expected nothing less ;-D. Actually as my old camera is travelling with you, reading your piece, I feel like part of me made the trip as well. Also due to the part we have visited some of the same places.
I've been back now for a month and it is only now that I'm kind of getting back in to it all here. The comforts are great but I still miss that feeling of freedom which comes with a minimum of responsibilities, continuous movement and discovery.
I'll be following you guys all the way home. Great writing by the way. And for when you get home (and therefor have the right bandwith) I've got a nice pic's of Lhasa, Everest and around. http://gallery.mac.com/machiel74#100063&bgcolor=black
All the best,
Machiel
Machiel74@mac.com
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