Is there anybody out there?
Volgograd, 6th August
The tukkers are stuck in Volgograd waiting for some important post from England. Still, not complaining as it is very hot and gives us an opportunity for some admin and sunworshipping.
We enjoy writing our blogs and we are very happy if people enjoy reading them. However, I am nosey and would like to know who is reading our blog. If you are reading this then please could you post a little message after this blog to say hi.
Hope you all have a good week- 28 days and counting before we arrive home....
P.S. For those of you that hadn't guessed, the nosey one is called Jo! xo
posted by tuktotheroad @ 1:31 AM
16 Comments:
we'd never have guessed- hope to see you in brighton when we return home x
Hi, Have fun drive safe.
I check in every day to see what "adventures" U R having.
I truly admire what you are doing, but there is a small part of me that continues to think "your crazy." But I must be crazy too, at times I picture myself with you on the road.
Drive safely and tell tuk tuk she can retire once the trip is over. Or are you planing to drive her back to Thailand.. . . now there's an interesting idea grin
Stan
East Providence Rhode island
USA
Hello Jo,
Like the good little brother I am, I'm reading your blogs daily.
Do you need a bib?
xx
every day as I log into my blog, I read yours!
Hi tukkers. I came across your blog from a comment in another blg and now I look forward to reading about your adventures. You are doing an amazing thing!
Sue
Thanks everyone! We love our posts - the first thing we do when we log on each day is see if we have any.
Pip - Jo is bald, I wasn't going to tell you but...
Ivan - so glad you got the SMS and thanks again for the 'speert' which we will be using often over the next few weeks. Not drinking it don't worry. Glad the radio interview was a success.
Stan - we worry when we don't hear from you for a while, glad you are well.
Pestos - looking fwd to DJ Marky on Sept 6th, haven't heard any D&B for a while.
Nick - I have to carry a bib where ever we go, such an embarassment. We've just got back from a cafe where she tipped ice cream all over herself and the rest of the people in the cafe.
Rudy - missing you guys. Give Ratty a cuddle. Wish we could have smuggled you three back to the UK.
Hello! You joined the elite ranks of my feedreader right at the start of your odyssey. Enjoying reading about your adventures - keep on tukking :)
I happened upon the story of your journey when surfing around, looking for info on Reliant Robins and other 3-wheeled vehicles. (My son had been watching a couple of Mr. Bean episodes and wanted to know more about "the little blue car".)
There are virtually no 3-wheeled cars in the U.S. though we have lots of 3-wheeled motorcycles.
I wonder what it would take to import a Tuk Tuk into the U.S. I daresay they'd make a fine 2nd car.
Stu in Pittsburgh
P.S. Thanks for all the photos!
Hi,
I'm a big fan of your blog. I've always wanted a tuk tuk myself.
Good luck in eatern Ukraine, should be your last doggy spot.
Sam
Los Angeles
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Hi! I saw a picture of your adventure on MSNBC and looked you up. I've been following the blog ever since. Such an interseting journey and a great cause.
Cheers,
Chrissy
Annapolis, Maryland, USA
I read this every day!
You girls rock. Good luck!
Ragnhild, Norway
Stu in Pittsburgh,
Go to ArgoUSA.com.
The Bajaj is not as fast as the Tuk but it is a three wheeler.
Hi. I've been checking in at least 1-2 times a week. Following Jo, Ants and TT is MUCH better than any movie I've ever seen!
hi tukkers,
i am reading it. back in the usa after 15 days in vietnam and 15 in laos...mostly luang prabang area. i have owned several three-wheelers...two isettas and a messerschmidt, so i can (sort of) relate to your wheels.
save trip, really enjoy your journals
bill
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