For LyndaS
 

I just wanted to say thanks for all of your hard work and time that you devote to maintaining the East Africa Trip Report Index. It's <b>greatly</b> appreciated!

Happy Holidays!

... and I second that!
Great work and a resource that is beneficial to both newbies and repeat visitors.

Happy everything!

Me three
Jess

Me four

Kevin

me five

My Goodness this could go to 100!!!

Percy

Me 99 !!! Only 1 to go!!!

regards - tom

Tom! I would never have pegged you as being a cheater ;)

Lynda, thank you for all your hard work on the East Africa Trip Report Index. You're a star!

one to go? Let me not be the last one, but if I am, I stand proud to be so!
Thank you Lynda for all you do
AMEN

Lynda,

Your magnificent assembly of trip reports has been a tremendous help to me - and others! - in safari planning. Your diligence in getting them all in one place and your little ditties and summations that preface each one show how much you care about making things easier for folks who have serious safari addictions.

Thank you soooooo much!

Merry Christmas to you and yours!!

-doo (Judith)

Lynda

joining the others' words
Thanks
Happy New Year

aby

Me as well. Lynda, you have been an absolute STAR doing so much hard work on the boards and doing the ground work for some of us ;).
Hope you have an amazing Christmas,
Imelda

Im twelthing the thankyou!

Your efforts are MUCH appreciated!

Thank you Lynda from me too.
Krismasi njema!

THANKYOU SO MUCH guys! I really appreciate all of your thankyou's (now is there an apostrophe in that word or not? It is after all not really a possevive, but...)

I love to read all of the trip reports, and love to write the little comments on them. Looking at my pile of trip reports the other night though, I thought, you know I have to catch this up, so I thought it would make it easier to post just the basics until I caught myself up.

I read them on the hour - hour 1/2 long bus ride to and from downtown, people look at me sometimes as if I am nuts when I laugh out loud though. The funniest had to be the trip report where the person's (can't remember who it was though) guide kept pointing out the 'kori bastard'. I just couldn't stop laughing when I read that until I noticed people giving me wierd looks and moving away from me....

This last month though I must admit that I got waylaid by a good courtroom drama book that kept me on the edge of my seat.

With two big trips (March - Machu Picchu/Lima and May - Alasaka) in 2008 to research, my goal is to catch the index up by January before I start in on some serious research on those two places. And I will try to resist the temptation to organize the trip reports over on those two forums as I search for reports to read!

Merry Christmsa one and all and thankyou once again!

I am about to make reference to it yet again in one moment. Thank you! Now take some time off and enjoy, write Christmas Africa poems, or whatever you like.

I remember the Kori Bastard too.