Comments on: A traveler is born http://www.calypsoislandtours.com/blog/index.php/travel/a-traveler-is-born/ Adventures, misadventures and reflections of traveling in the tropics Fri, 16 Dec 2011 03:15:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: » The Traveler - Calypso Island Chronicles http://www.calypsoislandtours.com/blog/index.php/travel/a-traveler-is-born/comment-page-1/#comment-30683 » The Traveler - Calypso Island Chronicles Wed, 18 Jun 2008 10:43:43 +0000 http://www.calypsoislandtours.com/blog/?p=450#comment-30683 [...] yours truly, Hanumann aka Ling Yai is definitely a traveler. After getting my baptism in 1973 on a 3-week adventure to Mexico, I have kept growing over the years as a traveler. While I often return to some of my favorite [...] […] yours truly, Hanumann aka Ling Yai is definitely a traveler. After getting my baptism in 1973 on a 3-week adventure to Mexico, I have kept growing over the years as a traveler. While I often return to some of my favorite […]

]]> By: Hodge http://www.calypsoislandtours.com/blog/index.php/travel/a-traveler-is-born/comment-page-1/#comment-30212 Hodge Wed, 11 Jun 2008 04:07:29 +0000 http://www.calypsoislandtours.com/blog/?p=450#comment-30212 Southern and Central America have been on my destination list, for as long as I can remember - the countries fuelling my Archaeological and Myrmecological interests (Mayans, Inca and Atta laevigata - who'd have thought it?!) along with my passion for exotic destinations. As I recall, it was actually the adventures of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark which initially sparked my interest in both the continent and Archaeology - the opening scene fascinating me from the second it began - along with a healthy supply of National Geographic journals from my Grandfather. As it happens, I've ended up having equally fascinating adventures throughout Asia, from the snow capped Himalayas in Northern India and the majestic, and mysterious Kingdom of Nepal to the remote Jungles of North Eastern Laos, although likewise, it wasn't until I was 26 before I was able to travel. I think I've always been a traveller at heart though! Thanks for another great article! Southern and Central America have been on my destination list, for as long as I can remember - the countries fuelling my Archaeological and Myrmecological interests (Mayans, Inca and Atta laevigata - who’d have thought it?!) along with my passion for exotic destinations. As I recall, it was actually the adventures of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark which initially sparked my interest in both the continent and Archaeology - the opening scene fascinating me from the second it began - along with a healthy supply of National Geographic journals from my Grandfather.

As it happens, I’ve ended up having equally fascinating adventures throughout Asia, from the snow capped Himalayas in Northern India and the majestic, and mysterious Kingdom of Nepal to the remote Jungles of North Eastern Laos, although likewise, it wasn’t until I was 26 before I was able to travel.

I think I’ve always been a traveller at heart though!

Thanks for another great article!

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