"My travel blog 'Dan and Carolann's Asian Voyage' voted "Best Travel Blog of the Week" on Globenotes at http://bit.ly/hVjKvf or at http://ning.it/etUouC"
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Dan Cooper commented on Spot Cool Stuff's group Link Exchange & Content Collaboration"My travel blog 'Dan and Carolann's Asian Voyage' voted "Best Travel Blog of the Week" at http://bit.ly/hVjKvf or at http://ning.it/etUouC"
Simon Falvo left a comment for Dan Cooper"Thank you so much, I'm glad you like my photos although I'm really only an amateur. I will soon post a few more. Would love to have your opinion. Cheers! Simon"
Dan Cooper left a comment for Simon Falvo"Simon:
Thanks for the invite. I checked out your photos and I love the colours and composition. You frame them very nicely.
Ciao,
Dan"
Dave left a comment for Dan Cooper"Your very welcome Dan. It takes time to set up something like a travel blog, or website. The best thing to do, in my opinion, is to design it the way you like to read a blog or site first. After that you can start to tinker with it!"
Dan Cooper left a comment for Dave"Dave: Thanks for the comment and the welcome. I've just clicked over to your page and I'm impressed. I see I have a lot to learn about seting up a home page on this site.
I like your style of writing as well and look forward to reading…"
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One travel blog is good. A group of travel bloggers exchanging links and sharing advice is better.
Jeannie Mark left a comment for Dan Cooper"Thanks for the comment Dan. Would you be interested in a link exchange soon?"
Dan Cooper left a comment for Nomadic Matt"I like your how-to-travel-the-world site. Looks like interesting and useful info.
Good luck."
Dan Cooper left a comment for Dan Cooper"Hi G and Ray:
Thanks for the welcome! The photo was taken at Karakul Lake, China, near the borders of Pakistan and Afganistan. It's one of the lovliest places in China. After 3 months of polluted, grey skies, it was so nice to see blue and to…"
G and Ray left a comment for Dan Cooper"Hi Dan! Welcome to TBEX!... I got a notification that you'd joined and commented on long-term backpackers so I hopped on and saw your SWEET pic! Where was it taken!? What IS it? I mean...it looks like a camel, but it's sure different than…"
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- http://moissecooper.blogspot.com/
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Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 6:09pm on March 22, 2010, Simon Falvo said…
- Thank you so much, I'm glad you like my photos although I'm really only an amateur. I will soon post a few more. Would love to have your opinion. Cheers! Simon
- At 12:05am on January 26, 2010, Dave said…
- Your very welcome Dan. It takes time to set up something like a travel blog, or website. The best thing to do, in my opinion, is to design it the way you like to read a blog or site first. After that you can start to tinker with it!
- At 2:24pm on January 23, 2010, Dave said…
- Welcome to the Long Term Travellers Group Dan!
- At 11:16pm on January 21, 2010, Jeannie Mark said…
- Thanks for the comment Dan. Would you be interested in a link exchange soon?
- At 9:37am on January 20, 2010, Dan Cooper said…
- Hi G and Ray:
Thanks for the welcome! The photo was taken at Karakul Lake, China, near the borders of Pakistan and Afganistan. It's one of the lovliest places in China. After 3 months of polluted, grey skies, it was so nice to see blue and to breathe fresh, albeit cold, air.
The camel is actually two camels; my wife is on one and I'm on the one behind. Maybe that's why it looks a little strange.
Anyway, you get to Karakul from Kashgar on a winding, mountainous road -- treacherous, but newly paved so relatively safe. It's only open in good weather and it closed the day after we went through because of snow and ice.
- At 12:34am on January 20, 2010, G and Ray said…
- Hi Dan! Welcome to TBEX!... I got a notification that you'd joined and commented on long-term backpackers so I hopped on and saw your SWEET pic! Where was it taken!? What IS it? I mean...it looks like a camel, but it's sure different than the camels I've ridden on! Are you traveling now?
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