Comments for Dusk Through Narrow Streets http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com An Alaskan at Home and Abroad Sat, 07 Nov 2009 19:02:42 +0000 http://www.today.com/version-2.3.1 Comment on About by Paul http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/about/#comment-544 Paul Mon, 19 Oct 2009 09:52:41 +0000 http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/about/#comment-544 Hello, I found your site though Google as it is related to my own travel site. I wanted to ask if you would be interested in a link exchange as I have some high ranking travel blogs many with a PageRank of 3 or more. I have a list of my sites here: http://www.migranchile.com/mysites.html I have been swapping links for while now and have found it very beneficial to search engine rankings for everyone. If you are interested just mail me back and I can show you my sites and hopefully give you some links asap. Thanks for your time. Paul Hello, I found your site though Google as it is related to my own travel site. I wanted to ask if you would be interested in a link exchange as I have some high ranking travel blogs many with a PageRank of 3 or more.

I have a list of my sites here: http://www.migranchile.com/mysites.html

I have been swapping links for while now and have found it very beneficial to search engine rankings for everyone. If you are interested just mail me back and I can show you my sites and hopefully give you some links asap.

Thanks for your time.
Paul

]]> Comment on in which the trip-planning continues apace by 100indecisions http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/06/24/in-which-the-trip-planning-continues-apace/#comment-229 100indecisions Mon, 29 Jun 2009 03:14:33 +0000 http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/06/24/in-which-the-trip-planning-continues-apace/#comment-229 I honestly don't know--mine won't expire for like 10 years, so it'll be a while before I find out. Hope so. I honestly don’t know–mine won’t expire for like 10 years, so it’ll be a while before I find out. Hope so.

]]> Comment on in which the trip-planning continues apace by Erin http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/06/24/in-which-the-trip-planning-continues-apace/#comment-228 Erin Mon, 29 Jun 2009 01:20:46 +0000 http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/06/24/in-which-the-trip-planning-continues-apace/#comment-228 Well it is kind of crazy...but I'm sure you'll pack in as much as possible. Quite the places to go - you're quite the traveler :) Vienna...oh, would love to visit there someday. Not so much the others, but given the chance...hm. Passport stamps, yay! Just out of curiosity..do you get to keep your passport when it expires? So you can keep the stamps? Well it is kind of crazy…but I’m sure you’ll pack in as much as possible.
Quite the places to go - you’re quite the traveler :)

Vienna…oh, would love to visit there someday. Not so much the others, but given the chance…hm.

Passport stamps, yay! Just out of curiosity..do you get to keep your passport when it expires? So you can keep the stamps?

]]> Comment on in which the trip-planning continues apace by Jolene http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/06/24/in-which-the-trip-planning-continues-apace/#comment-224 Jolene Thu, 25 Jun 2009 13:42:02 +0000 http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/06/24/in-which-the-trip-planning-continues-apace/#comment-224 Awww, it is adorable! Now, come on, what's her name? :D Given a lot of the countries on your list I am slightly concerned about you being eaten by vampires. And I am vastly, vastly jealous that you get to see Vienna. Awww, it is adorable! Now, come on, what’s her name? :D

Given a lot of the countries on your list I am slightly concerned about you being eaten by vampires. And I am vastly, vastly jealous that you get to see Vienna.

]]> Comment on in which it’s springtime in alaska and it’s so not forty below by Erin http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/04/21/in-which-its-springtime-in-alaska-and-its-so-not-forty-below/#comment-111 Erin Thu, 23 Apr 2009 04:12:19 +0000 http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/04/21/in-which-its-springtime-in-alaska-and-its-so-not-forty-below/#comment-111 I understand about being grateful for temps above 40. (I'll admit, I had to convert it to Celsius :) Breakup sounds like a most horrid transition time, I'm glad it's almost over for you! And sun...sun! That needs to cheering, it's almost a cheer unto itself. I understand about being grateful for temps above 40. (I’ll admit, I had to convert it to Celsius :)
Breakup sounds like a most horrid transition time, I’m glad it’s almost over for you!

And sun…sun! That needs to cheering, it’s almost a cheer unto itself.

]]> Comment on in which people are seriously dumb by Todd http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/04/11/in-which-people-are-seriously-dumb/#comment-100 Todd Sun, 12 Apr 2009 12:27:49 +0000 http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/04/11/in-which-people-are-seriously-dumb/#comment-100 Hiya! Good blog! Good topic! Jindahl never really apologized for that nitwith comment either. Furthermore, the $140 million wasn't just for monitoring - it was for other volcano research. And no...Redoubt itself hasn't killed anyone, but in 89 the ash cloud brought a KLM jumbo jet from 30K feet down to 5K feet when all 4 engines flamed out due to the ash. They managed to restart a couple and land and it cost something like 80 million to fix....in 1989 dollars...more than half of the $140 million. Also, the Drift River oil terminal which lies on the other side of Cook Inlet got flooded due to meltwater from the volcano and the clean up was quite expensive. This year on at least one occasion workers had to take shelter. The pic links were great. I tend to think that the one you ID'd as Hawaii is Mt. Etna in Italy - do a google image search for Mt Etna volcano - there are a few that are quite similar. Also, the one you ID'd as Mt. Redoubt is Mt. St. Helens in WA I am pretty sure - again, try a google image search and you will find some very similar to that one. In both cases you may need to go to the 2nd or third page to find the pics. Um...I think you need to do a blog on how weird and just plain wrong Euro toilets are! T/D Hiya!

Good blog! Good topic! Jindahl never really apologized for that nitwith comment either. Furthermore, the $140 million wasn’t just for monitoring - it was for other volcano research. And no…Redoubt itself hasn’t killed anyone, but in 89 the ash cloud brought a KLM jumbo jet from 30K feet down to 5K feet when all 4 engines flamed out due to the ash. They managed to restart a couple and land and it cost something like 80 million to fix….in 1989 dollars…more than half of the $140 million. Also, the Drift River oil terminal which lies on the other side of Cook Inlet got flooded due to meltwater from the volcano and the clean up was quite expensive. This year on at least one occasion workers had to take shelter.

The pic links were great. I tend to think that the one you ID’d as Hawaii is Mt. Etna in Italy - do a google image search for Mt Etna volcano - there are a few that are quite similar. Also, the one you ID’d as Mt. Redoubt is Mt. St. Helens in WA I am pretty sure - again, try a google image search and you will find some very similar to that one. In both cases you may need to go to the 2nd or third page to
find the pics.

Um…I think you need to do a blog on how weird and just plain wrong Euro toilets are!

T/D

]]> Comment on in which I participate in World Blog Surf Day as an american in england by *lynne* http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/03/28/in-which-i-participate-in-world-blog-surf-day-as-an-american-in-england/#comment-88 *lynne* Wed, 01 Apr 2009 03:41:29 +0000 http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/03/28/in-which-i-participate-in-world-blog-surf-day-as-an-american-in-england/#comment-88 I can totally feel the history bleeding from the buildings too :) I've not been to Norwich, only to London a few times, and once I took the trip to Stonehenge (a magnificent, moving experience - I NEED to go back!). I love the cobblestones of old towns too :) Plenty of that in Switzerland too. It's so nice to read about how your soul drank in England. I do hope you manage to go back one day. (Sorry I'm a little late doing the rounds of World Blog Surf Day!) Cheers, *lynne* I can totally feel the history bleeding from the buildings too :) I’ve not been to Norwich, only to London a few times, and once I took the trip to Stonehenge (a magnificent, moving experience - I NEED to go back!). I love the cobblestones of old towns too :) Plenty of that in Switzerland too. It’s so nice to read about how your soul drank in England. I do hope you manage to go back one day.

(Sorry I’m a little late doing the rounds of World Blog Surf Day!)

Cheers,
*lynne*

]]> Comment on in which I participate in World Blog Surf Day as an american in england by Erin http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/03/28/in-which-i-participate-in-world-blog-surf-day-as-an-american-in-england/#comment-82 Erin Mon, 30 Mar 2009 06:05:26 +0000 http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/03/28/in-which-i-participate-in-world-blog-surf-day-as-an-american-in-england/#comment-82 Love your description of Europe as the age making it magical. I never did feel compelled to visit England, but I think now I do! Love your description of Europe as the age making it magical. I never did feel compelled to visit England, but I think now I do!

]]> Comment on in which I participate in World Blog Surf Day as an american in england by rozandrews http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/03/28/in-which-i-participate-in-world-blog-surf-day-as-an-american-in-england/#comment-79 rozandrews Sun, 29 Mar 2009 04:56:05 +0000 http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/03/28/in-which-i-participate-in-world-blog-surf-day-as-an-american-in-england/#comment-79 I enjoyed reading your blog post. Sometimes I miss the historic feel of England too. I hope that you get the opportunity to visit England again soon. Best wishes, Roz I enjoyed reading your blog post. Sometimes I miss the historic feel of England too. I hope that you get the opportunity to visit England again soon.

Best wishes,

Roz

]]> Comment on in which mt. redoubt finally goes boom by gazal http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/03/23/in-which-mt-redoubt-finally-goes-boom/#comment-78 gazal Fri, 27 Mar 2009 09:58:56 +0000 http://duskthroughnarrowstreets.today.com/2009/03/23/in-which-mt-redoubt-finally-goes-boom/#comment-78 enjoyed reading! I am working on my blogroll..would like to add you...would you like to exchange links? plz let me know :) http://aroundtheworld.today.com/ enjoyed reading!

I am working on my blogroll..would like to add you…would you like to exchange links? plz let me know :)

http://aroundtheworld.today.com/

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