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// Juvenis Peregrinus = Youthful Traveler // One person // Ten countries // Two hundred and one days //
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- Yes, I'm going back to work.
- "Are you looking forward to sleeping in your own b...
- The journey is complete.
- The last books I read.
- How to end this thing.
- I'm East. East Coast.
- I'll have a phone tomorrow.
- One more day of travel...
- Fiji.
- Returned.
- Fiji. Check.
- I'm in Fiji. Finally.
- Flight delayed. Of course.
- But, I am excited to come home and see you!
- I'm sad to leave New Zealand.
- Not sure what the internet access will be like in ...
- So, I'll be in Fiji for three days.
- The next few days. Of course, things got complicated.
- I'm coming home soon.
- Wanaka.
- Best movie theatre in the world?
- I think we're going to Wanaka tonight.
- Some things I'm not doing in Queenstown.
- Tracey and Graeme from Nottingham.
- Have you had enough?
- The boat meets us at Sandfly Point on the Milford ...
- Dumpling Hut to Sandfly Point - the last day.
- Sutherland Falls.
- Me. Happy to be at the top.
- Mintaro Hut to Dumpling Hut - the summit.
- Mintaro Hut to Dumpling Hut - where we started.
- Mintaro Hut to Dumpling Hut - we start to climb.
- More Milford pictures.
- We're in Queenstown.
- I'll have to continue the Milford Track photos in ...
- Only five days left in New Zealand!
- Hitching a Ride to Queenstown.
- Clinton Hut to Mintaro Hut.
- Lake Te Anau to the Clinton Hut.
- Lake Te Anau.
- Part of me doesn't want to show you the pictures...
- I'm back in Te Anau.
- I'm away hiking the Milford Track.
- I made it to Te Anau.
- Tomorrow, another long day on the bus.
- Little Britain.
- Nicole.
- Charlotte.
- Sandflies.
- I'm farther south than I've ever been.
- That bus ride to Christchurch...
- Day Five - Whariwharangi to Nelson...
- Day Four - Awaroa to Whariwharangi
- Day Four - Awaroa to Whariwharangi
- Day Three - Bark Bay to Awaroa
- Day Three - Bark Bay to Awaroa
- Day Two - Anchorage to Bark Bay
- Day Two - Anchorage to Bark Bay
- Day One - Marahau to Anchorage
- Day One - Marahau to Anchorage
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About Me
- Katie
- I work for a living. I have a couple of degrees - BA in Political Science from the U. of Mississippi. MA in Environment, Politics, and Globalization from King's College London. I play bass. No husband. No kids. No debt. No house. Seems like a good time to travel.
7 comments:
Welcome home, Katie!
Q&A #1 -- I know you spent months doing new and interesting and strange and peculiar, but someday when you're old and feeble and looking back on your life, what will you remember most from the trip, what one thing really sticks out (if its not too soon to ask).
I agree--you just can't suddenly end it without pulling it all together somehow. Was it what you expected-if not, how was it different? And Welcome home, too
Well, I will be waiting anxiously for the book with all your travel stories and beautiful photographs (you and Kelly both have a talent for getting good shots). I've enjoyed traveling vicariously with you and encourage you to win the lottery so you can go other places and write about them! ;)Thanks for so generously sharing all of your amazing experiences!
hey katie,
thanks for all the beautiful pictures of your travels and amazing posts about all the local people you met along the way.
are you in bmore for a while? possibly you can do a side blog on your travels in the states. i'd love to read it.
if you and mara are ever in europe, don't forget to stop by spain and give me a shout.
peace!
write a short book.
welcome home!!!
welcome home Katie. We in the DO all look forward to seeing you again. Several of us faithfully followed your adventures and it made for great reading.
And I agree...you take amazing pictures. If you do not write about your trip, a book of photos from your journey would be awesome!
Jim
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