Unfortunately the website seems to be down as of the end of the year. I can understand, but I hope it will reappear -- even without updating it would remain a fount of good information.

I am shocked to learn about Ed's death from italyfan's post, I add my belated condolences to his family, I hope topping this will not upset anyone.<BR>Anne-Marie

Fodors took down the hint on how to use Google's cached pages to resurrect parts of www.twenj.com - - or so it would appear.<BR><BR>This was the URL:<BR><BR>http://www.google.com/search?q=+site:www.twenj.com+twenj<BR><BR>Is it grave-robbing? or a fitting tribute to pool efforts and salvage as much as is possible?<BR>

Thank you, xxx, for the continued effort.<BR><BR>I had e-mailed my condolences to Julie via their website. Do you suppose maybe she let it lapse because it hurt her too much to see the condolences? I hope not.<BR><BR>I still have the site bookmarked. Even tho' I can't access it.

I had their webpages on Rome and Switzerland as part of my favourites and used both on my trip to Europe last year. It was on Ed's recommendation that I went to Muerren. I feel bad I didn't think to thank them by personal email. There, I have learned a lesson.<BR>A.M.

The Traveling with Ed and Julie web site is now back online. The new address is http://www.twenj.NET

I'm so glad to see it back, exp under a similar name. I will never use the site plundered their intellectual property.

topping for Marcie...<BR>