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All of the entries in January, 2000 are here for organizational purposes. They are all of the static links on our webpage.
Please ignore the man behind the curtain.
All of the entries in January, 2000 are here for organizational purposes. They are all of the static links on our webpage.
June 13 - June 16
Because the Bon Voyage Party is not until June 4, we are taking some time out of this part of the trip. It looks like we will (at best) see on Baltic country and that country will probably be Estonia. We can fly to Tallin from London and then go on to Saint Petersburg via ferry:
http://www.5stars-of-scandinavia.com/siljatallinnstpetersburgrates.htm
http://www.silja.us/stpetersburg-tallinn-rostock.htm
(those may be the same line)
or possibly also by train. Russia is a bit picky about visas, so we may have to make hard plans for this one.
London is where I call home. We spent a few days here getting together last minute kit and bidding farewell to UK-based friends and family.
June 13 - June 17
May 30 - June 10
The OC Temple of Heroes is a place of honor for people that have made contributions to the OC abve and beyond the normal call of duty.
Neologisms from the road (best viewed in unicode).
Jason, Ben and Jarah took three days out of their time in Thailand to enjoy the ruins of Anghkor area of Cambodia.
December 27 - Janauary 6
Some links:
We left and returned from Ushuaia, Argentina. The cruise was a total of 11 days. Jarah E joined
in for the journey.
Day by day:
December 24 - December 28
January 6 - January 29
December 6 - December 24
We entered Chile by taxi from Peru and worked our way down the lenght of this long-ass country. Most travel was by bus, but there was a pleasant train/ferry combo leg in there from Santiago to P. Natales. We left the country on a bus into Argentine Tiera del Feugo.
Day by day:
June 17 - July 5
We entered Russia in St. Petersburg by overnight ferry from Tallinn, Estonia and spent a few days up north before grabbing the train for Moscow. After a short two days in the captial, we boarded the Trans Siberian Railroad and headed east. We stopped in Omsk and Irkutsk and arrived in Vladivostok on the 4th. The next day, we flew to Fukuoka, Japan (via Seoul - Air Korea) on the 5th.
Day by day breakdown:
What does "cromulent" mean?
June 10 - July 10
12 Jun - USA vs. Czech Republic in Gelsenkirchen
17 Jun - USA vs. Italy in Kaiserslautern
22 Jun - USA vs. Ggana in Nuremberg
26 Jun - ITA vs. Australia in Kaiserslautern
30 Jun - Italy vs. Ukraine in Hamburg
04 Jul - Italy vs. Germany in Dortmund
09 Jul - Italy vs. France in Berlin
April 27 - May 14
April 14 - Apr 27
We arrived in Anakara (via Istanbul) from Cairo early on the 14th. After two days in Ankara, we headed west for Izmir and spent a few days there before moving on for an extended visit to Istanbul. We left by train for Athens.
Day by day:
March 26 - April 14
We arrvied from Bahrain on the 26th and were lucky enough to meet Chris and Gigi on their last evening in Egypt. We spent a few days in Cairo, saw the pyramids and the big musuem, and split by taxi out into the desert. After a four day trek, we returned to Cairo and head immediately for the Red Sea where we did 4 days of diving. We took one rest day after emerging from the ocean, then caught a bus to Cairo and an early flight on the 14th on to Ankara (via Istanbul).
Day by day: