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Another fabulous photo!
Happy New Year to both of you, too! May it be a wonderful one...
Posted by: Jennifer Jeffrey | 2008.01.02 at 10:03
Happy New Year to you and yours.. :)
Posted by: Mama BoK | 2008.01.02 at 14:47
I want to know where this picture was taken!
Back in KL, and looking forward to many, many good eats...!
Posted by: Jennifer | 2008.01.02 at 16:28
Jennifer J & MB - thanks much!
Jennifer - it was taken in Chiang Mai. And there was very little posing involved. Sometimes you just stumble upon the most perfect scenes....
Eat yourself silly in KL!
Posted by: Robyn | 2008.01.02 at 16:41
Happy New Year!
Posted by: Su-Lin | 2008.01.02 at 20:19
My only question is, which one's gonna operate the throttle? :)
Posted by: Janaki | 2008.01.02 at 23:39
Su-Lin - to you too!
Janaki - ;-0
Posted by: Robyn | 2008.01.03 at 08:58
Have lurked about your site for awhile and thought it about time to say hi. Love the photos and the links between food and travel.
A thoroughly enjoyable site. I look forward to each of your new posts.
dromedarius's last blog post..Weasel Coffee & Beef Pho: Does that little animal really regurgitate the coffee beans? at http://whereoldbackpackersgotodie.blogspot.com
Posted by: dromedarius | 2008.01.03 at 10:43
The road may not take you where you expect to go; make the most of your ride!
Posted by: Nate 2.0 | 2008.01.04 at 04:13
dromedarius - thanks for de-lurking. And for being a reader!
Nate - that's a fine perspective. Happy New Year!
Posted by: Robyn | 2008.01.06 at 15:59
Happy New Year to you both and a big thank you for such an enjoyable blog. It's the images that drew me in - they just make me weep with envy - but the words are just as fascinating! THANK YOU!
Posted by: Kavita Favelle | 2008.01.07 at 00:29