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Just checked out the latest shashin. Good stuff. Nice to hear you have had a marriage proposal. Japanese weddings are always very speccy so I'll come!!!!!
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thanks for the plug!! neat photos.. im heading off travelling for three months in a few weeks so look out for some new photos/journals.. |
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I enjoyed reading your journal especially the majorca bit. We have a journal (no spam) at http://www.magalluf-majorca.co.uk |
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I have just seen some of your samples of photography and i think you have a very artistic eye like your father! I liked the views of the mountains but dont foget we have some lovely mountains too! I'm glad you are enjoying your stay. Love Gran. |
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Sincere greetings,This is a great site.
Keep up the good work!! |
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Yeh mate, have to agree with alot of ppl, your photos are just amazing,changed my perception of japan keep up the good work |
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 | Ryan (of Olympic Youth Camp fame)
8/22/2005, Colva, India |
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Hey vorn mate,
Id just like to register my irritation as a fellow traveljournal user, to the fact that your photos are always featured on the front page! Dont you think you are hogging the spotlight for the rest of us travellers? Nah, your site is great mate, keep up the good work. Currently im in Goa, on the Indian coast, drinking out of coconuts and eating seafood under palm trees, such is life. Keep flying the flag,
Ryan |
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just so you know mate- there are precious few people in this world who might possibly appreciate a picture of you skinny dipping. and no matter how tasmanian i am, i'm not one of them.
on the upside though, at least its not as bad as your beard was! :P
love ya
bron |
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Hey Vornigus. Just wanted to be the fifty millionth person to tell you that you arent bad with the old camera! Far better than those photos you took for Kyoko, although I am sure some pictures of cardboard boxes can be very interesting. |
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LOL @ Japanese T-Shirts. My two favourites are "I'll give it to you for free" and "It's better than a wank!" the thing that made them all the more funny was they were both in the same photo of two little Japanese girls doing the famous peace/victory sign.
It's the same old same old in Ye Olde Slobart town. I've sorted everything with my brothers and my parents so that feels pretty ace. Keep sending the emails! Baz and I have both decided that you officially take the best photos out of anyone in ERC. |
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