The Server Ate My Homework
You may have noticed our last two posts are now missing. Maybe not. We had the clue of where we were going, then the answer. But the server blew up, taking with it our next two posts as well. They recovered our clue and answer, but they no longer made sense, as people guessed where we were, I corrected our answer because it was off a bit, blah blah blah. Long story short, it did not make sense anymore, so we flushed them.
In the mean time, we will give you some links to check out, as we are too lazy to rewrite our entries right now. Maybe not lazy….we are in Paris for crying out loud! The city is calling.
Check out this interview we did for our friend Nomadic Matt’s website. It explains how we have not killed each other yet on the road.
Click here for photos of London (not many).
Click here for photos of Barcelona.
Click here for photos of Paris.
Click here to get Sean to fix our photo page.
ummmmheyyyy said:
Great interview on Nomadic Matt! Probably going to start reading your blog regularly.
2leftfeet said:
Sean–When you take the night pics, what type of tripod do you use? Is there a good travel tripod that works and is light that you’ve used?—Denise
Irma said:
Finally a city I can relate to! Your pictures bring back memories.
Dawn, our computer crashed and I don’t have your e-mail address, please mail me…
Irma
Adriana said:
Thanks for the Egypt tips! the trip was great! We didn’t make it to Luxor due to time constraints but camped in the desert which was amazing!
WanderingSean said:
Yes Denise. I have the DSLR size gorilla-pod. They can be a bit pricey but the size and versatility are worth it. http://joby.com/products/gorillapod/
Admittedly I bought a knock off model in Asia.. maybe you can find one on ebay.
Byteful Traveller said:
Aren’t those server errors the darndest things? Back in December, an entire database file for Byteful Travel vanished for no discernible reason. We still don’t know what caused it. But, thankfully, my host keeps daily and weekly backups and was able to restore the database with a minimum of data loss.
But I know I can’t rely on them completely so I download complete site backups every few weeks.
Best of luck getting the site back together.