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A coffee loving New Zealander goes exploring. I gave up full time work to spend awhile in countries. I've climbed over Cambodian ruins, lazed on Thailand's beaches, fell in love with Laos and was medi-vaced out of Vietnam - but not before exploring traditional Bac Ha markets, and Sapa's mountainous villages. After some work, in Sydney, I sailed around New Caledonia (May 09), then Mexico, Cuba (the time warp) and NZ. If you're enjoying my journey, please subscribe, pass it on, comment...
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2 comments:
Joy - sounds like the travel bug is about to bite again. I am joining your ranks as I have left full time employment and am effectively 'retired'. Going to Italy in May and then back to NZ to plan next stage in life. Will be interesting to see if I get good coffee in Italy!. Like taking coals to Newcastle really. Robyn.
Hey Roby...WELL DONE!!! I'm really excited to hear about your plans etc. Drop me a line on my gmail to let me know what you are up to. This life is fantastic. The hardest part is making the decision and then acting on it! J
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