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1. Erik@feK/mo² from <anywhere> (2001/07/22) Our guest~book is a place for you to express your deepest feelings and confidential information such as your mother's maiden name and/or your bank-card's 4-digit PIN number. Most people don't write in guest~books, but beware! Mark Twain suggests: "Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect." Thank you for your time and creativity! |
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2. Stefan from Big Island, Hawaii (2001/07/28) You have a truly fantastic web site... how on earth you do all this while constantly on the move and presumably without electricity sometimes, I really can't imagine! Have to go - time to have my disposable pesticide burger. |
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3. Amnon Levav from Maalot, Israel (2001/07/28) Dear Erik@feK/mo², The site is wonderfull. We watched it today, truely exited. Gives us alot of inspiration. Please keep writing. We hope you will tell people in adama.net about your journey. Amnon & Orit Levav www.adama.net |
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4. Yoav from Atzmon (2001/08/26) hi Erik@feK/mo² Thanks for providing more opportunities to think about human intuitions, behavior and reflexes. Not that it made me shift and turn, but I admire your sense of justice and truth (as always). Your website is amazingly delightful! |
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5. Colin Ready-Evoy from Toronto (2001/08/27) Hi Guys, just wanted to write a quick hello and how are you. The new page is quite lovely - lots of green! Green IS my favourite colour. I hope to meet you three out there again someday but until then best of luck with your lives. I admire the way you live and try to love Earth as much as I can too. |
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6. Karen Attrill from London (2001/08/28) Your Mark Twain quote got me!!! Fantastic website guys, an amazing way to record your travels for yourselves and others to enjoy. Feeling quite jealous that i'm back in an office saving up for adventures and not having them on a farm right now (so much so i even miss Falcon Blanco!!). Thank you for your inspirations, its always good to be reminded that i definitely don't want to spend the rest (or any significant part) of my life in an office (even a trying-to-change-the-world campaigning one) when there are so many other options. Heres a couple of quotes i like (and the only two i can remember by heart!) "The greatest mistake ever made was by those who did nothing because they thought they could only do a litte" (Edward Burke) "Never doubt that a small group of people can change the world, in fact it is the only thing that ever has" (Margaret Mead) and heres a veggie one from a very long time ago: The Sending of the Animals - Henry Salt(1851-1939) The animals, you say were "sent" For man's free use and nutriment Pray then, inform me, and be candid, Why came they aeons before man did, To spend long centuries on earth, Awaiting their devourer's birth? Those ill-timed chattels, sent from Heaven Were, sure, the maddest gift ever given - "Sent" for Man's usage (can Man believe it?) When there was no man to receive it!) |
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7. Peggy & Bob from <somewhere> (2001/09/01) ....wonderful, wonderful, wonderful! I love your journey and your site - keep us updated please. |
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8. Martin from London (2001/09/13) Hello! Just wanted to make my mark and tell everyone how much fun it was to live with Momo, Erika and Ofek at falcon blanco for a short time. Ofek's ideas have sunken into me more than i thought they would, now that i'm home in London i see how much better things could be with a little effort. |
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9. Roman Naef from Zuerich (2001/10/06) Zieht Faeden durchs Land - cool - interessante Spuren, faszienierende Knoten - human networking. Keep traveling... and visite Anhalonium: |
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10. John Newcomb from Wisconsin (2001/10/07) Dear Ofek and Erica, I am impressed and moved once again from your writings....thank you! I believe you are correct in saying that in your travels, you are experiencing the future of civilization. What a great way to get an education! Thanks again, -John Newcomb PS- I am going to see your friend Alyson Ostenaa in Minneapolis soon to visit and give a talk. Thanks Ofek, for telling me about that. |
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11. Caro from Bremen (2001/10/10) Hi Erika, Ofek and Momo! I am rght now in your webpage and was looking for new ideas and informations. I hope you have a good journey and thanks for being with us in Bremen Caro |
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12. Patricia Krause from Olympia, Washington (2001/10/10) Hi I hummed Olivia Newton John's ever so 80s pop hit Xanadu while, I read about Martin's fabulous Xanadu garden. I really enjoy your information and pictures. Peace-Love-Joy and oh yeah - Rock N Roll!! Patricia |
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13. Rick Ostrander from Maryland/USA (2001/10/26) Happy trails. I'll revisit. Please stay in touch. Rick |
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14. Ute from Ireland (2001/10/27) Lovely site, great travel writing, gorgeous Momo! Keep us posted. Give us a shout if you ever make it to Ireland. You'd be most welcome to stay. Ute (+ Mick in absentia) |
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15. Jasminka from Croatia (2001/10/28) Thank you for reminding me... :) Am just starting a permaculture garden and hopefuly, will invite you to visit soon :) |
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16. Jacqui Knight from Russell, Bay of Islands, New Zealand (2001/10/29) Hi What a wonderful adventure! I admire your courage and the manner in which you are sharing so many "green" thoughts with the people you visit along your way. I was directed here by someone who has seen my website which they said reminded them of your journey... But my baby was a dog, and two horses instead of bikes. Please look me up if you get to New Zealand as I'd love to meet you. Jacqui teaparty.wonderland.gen.nz/jacqui/ |
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17. nicole philps from sydney australia (2001/10/29) bonjour erika, ofek and momo. I met erika in paris nearly 4 years ago!! i am a travelling vegetarian who aspires to be as ecologically conscious as you are and to travel and live a much less harmless way. one day. thanks for sharing your wisdom and dreams with us all. love nik |
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18. rachel from usa (2001/10/30) Well I am not exactly sure what to say, but I would like to say that I think Italy is a fasinating country. It has interested me for quite some time now. I would love to visit Pompeii. Or maybe another state. But of course Pompeii is my favorite! When I think about all the mystery and excitement I can't help but think it might have been like to live during the explosive volcano. It must have been a real thrill to live and tell about it. That would be my number one place to visit also to investigate. Maybe one day I will find something out that no one else has found. Maybe one day I will live my dream, not only from books, but from reality. |
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19. wimpy from belgium (2001/11/13) finding these encouraging words and people on the internet gives 1 main thing : HOPE Thank you all travelling people and stay well |
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20. Mango from England(this time) (2001/12/05) Love the barefootedness. I'll include a link to you in my website. Eat Fruit, Be Cute, Live long and prosper (ps I'm the author of the story you have about the life of a cow). Rawesome, Mango. |
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21. Rob from New Zealand (2001/12/30) Excellent website, great lifestyle! For anyone wishing to work for accommodation during travels around Australia, New Zealand and Europe might want to check out the Help Exchange website at www.helpx.net byeeeeee!!! |
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22. Dora from Canada/Germany (2001/12/30) Hello! Ich schreibe von Canada. Solch eine Web page ist toll zu haben. Etwas von meiner Heimatgegend zu hoeren ist noch besser. Viele Gruesse von Dora. Translation: I'm writing from Canada. It's great to have such a web page. To hear something about my home (the place where I come from) is even better. Many greetings from Dora. |
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23. natalie from maryland (2002/01/11) Great web site |
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24. Jim from Detroit Area (2002/01/14) Greetings Friends: Visit our website and email us when you can. We love to hear from other vegans! |
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25. Ori from <somewhere> (2002/01/24) Thank you for the update, I love to read about your tour. Be well and safe. |
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26. David and Maggie from Turtle Mountains, Manitoba, Canada (2002/01/26) Hey! I'm not sure who sent me your website, but what a treat it is to run into you this way - a wonderful work of art this site is. We've been on a bit of a journey as a family - around the perimeter of North America and into Central. We had a blast - particularly learning to laugh together - what a gang of characters. And so many friends made along the way and so many sights seen. Maggie and I wanted to keep going, but the kids were ready - after 11 months - to be with their friends. It would be great to see you all. There's an eco-community near here who we are friends with - Northern Sun Community about 3 hours east of us. Let us know if you are ever in the area. We'ld love to swap travel stories - and brag about each child's deep beauty. Blessings from us all. David, Maggie, Kholi, Ezra, Teyana and Jonah (all in a row). |
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27. brice from <somewhere> (2002/01/29) hello. my name is brice. i have been in contact with your website through mangos site. yours is very impressive. why have you not been to the vegan village of Rabiez and in Coulis vegeterian community near Genolac in the Cevenes? they are very good places. For my part i have never been to le village de la douceur et de l harmonie but i feel to do so now. see ya love brice. |
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28. Denise from Switzerland (2002/01/31) Hi Eika, Ofek and Momo Your site is amazing! I really love to read about your tarvel, it's so inspiring I feel like hitting the road as well. I love the Libaware it's full of interesting subjects. Keep on writing about your journey. I wish the three of you a great time wherever you go and stay well! |
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29. BK from Muenchen/ Germany (2002/02/15) Hi Erika, OfeK and Momo, I just checked your website and I think you are doing a wonderful, really exceptional thing with your tour!! It is very interesting for me to read about your tour, as I´m planning to take a year or so off and live/ work in several ecovillages/ communes/ WWOOFing farms, hoping to be able to try out a better way of life... I would love to get in contact with you and to learn more about how you organized your tour. I was surprised, for example, about the short times you had spent in each commune- was it possible to come by spontaneously and just join them working there? Or had you planned your visits a longer time in advance? And is it possible for anybody to live and work in these communes( without paying)? I would love to hear from you!! Till then I wish you th very best on your tour and THANK YOU for this website!! Birgit |
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30. Steve from UK (2002/02/18) Thank you, all three of you! Seeing your webpage has sent me whirring off in a million directions all at once. I had no idea that so many people felt good about the world, so I am emerging from my hidernation (hehe) and I'm going to try once again to find my 'spot' on this planet. Burn all flags, and let's live responsibly together - I love the world again! |
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31. Chris from Australia (2002/02/23) Hi! Great page! |
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32. Sylvia Rodriguez from Mcallen Tx (2002/02/24) Hi Erika! Wow love your website! Just wondering how you were doing. We have a lot of catching up to do! An old friend-Sylvia |
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33. Colin Ready-Evoy from Toronto (2002/03/14) Hello, hello again! I have a bit of good news for you - i have been offered $200 by The David Suzuki Foundation to print and distribute more of the brochures that I had designed on their behalf on the subject of Global Warming. I like the new name for the website but I always thought the old one was prettyt damn clever. Thanks for regaling us all with tales of your journey and enlightening us with so much information about......everything. Your fan and friend, Colin P.S. and thanks for the surprise graphic of me on the Guest book. :) |
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34. abba from home (2002/03/16) great job & kiss momo |
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35. Katie Jo from Austin, TX (2002/03/16) Bright greetings to Eco-nomads, I am on the list serve for the yahoo intentional communities group. I checked out your recommended website and found it to be very pleasing. I am living in a collective community in Austin that is at the grassroots level. My tentative plans are to travel this fall overseas and learn more about permaculture, eco-living,, solar power, animal care, spirituality, and ect...I saw some of your the places you visited that you immensely enjoyed. Do you have any other places to share that are outside of Germany? I am interested in Spain since I can speak some Spanish. I am looking for a community that I can share and learn from with exchange of my labors of love a place to dwell and nourish and nuture myself? Thank you for your precious time and devotion, Take care and take heart, Katie Jo |
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36. robert miller from parkersburg w.va. (2002/03/19) live long and prosper. is it the same as. lele makou nona puali |
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37. Joan Arlette from Richfield, Wisconsin (2002/03/22) We wholly support your ideas and want to find ways to participate in the kind of movement you are defining. We, too, do organic gardening, follow similar practices in many areas of our lives. Human rights, peace and the sharing of the world's resources are uppermost in our minds. Please keep us on your list. |
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38. andrea from hawaii (2002/04/10) wonderful! |
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39. Hilla Ben David from Shanti Beach, Dead Sea, israel (2002/04/15) I became a nomad lately, sharing time between living in a hut on the beach and traveling in the country with a base in Jerusalem. This are very high days - everything is on the edge. It is a great time to travel, meet people across the land and get more undrstanding of the wonderful opportunities that are hidden behind the difficult "situation" in this wonderful country. What wonderful people.. what an explotion of natural beauty everywhere... I am an ecological designer, doing reasearch on ecological community building and sustainable developement and I am trying to practice what I learn with my friends in Shanti Beach Hilla |
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40. Chris Chopik from Candaa (2002/04/22) Hello, You have opened my mind to new ideas - some of them uncomfortable ones. One suggestion for improved resonance is to remove "uncircumcised" from your fromt page - unless your intention is to exclude jews and muslims from participating in your organization. See you on the brige to the middle way. Peace, Love and WorldHappiness.com |
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41. Julia from Germany (2002/04/23) hello, i've seen the Photos of Urupia. I was there some years ago for 10 month. Nice to see Carina and Burzu on one of the pictures. |
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42. Michael Burke from Bloomington, Illinois (2002/04/27) Before I went on The The D'Adamo diet. I weighed an extremely unhealthy 280 lbs. (Approx. 50% body fat composition) I was preDiabetic - Numb feet,etc. Had Gastroparesis (Paralyzed stomach) , Severe GERD, Severe diarrhea, High Blood Pressure, High Cholesterol, Chronic Fatigue,Chronic allergies, Chronic Bronchitis, Depression, hair trigger impatience and irritability etc., etc. ( I am the dreaded TYPE O MALE NON SECRETOR! )After only 16 months of going on his BLOOD TYPE DIET, (AFTER 17 YEARS OF A LONG, TOTALLY FRUITLESS SEARCH IN THE TRADITIONAL MEDICAL COMMUNITY - ( I ENDED UP SPENDING NO LESS THAN $50,000 ON 15 DIFFERENT DOCTORS - INCLUDING A 10 DAY TRIP TO MAYO CLINIC WHERE THEY DIDN'T KNOW UP FROM DOWN!!! ) I have lost 65 lbs. of fat, gained back 15 lbs. of lean muscle - All my sickness symptoms of any kind have totally subsided.I have not even had as much as a cold in the last 16 months running! (THE LAST TIME I WENT FOR OVER 12 MONTHS WITHOUT EVEN A COLD WAS AT THE AGE OF 7 - A WHOPPING 38 YEARS AGO!) All my bodily systems are now in a state of dynamic equilibrium. I am in fact gradually becoming the ultimate human machine as Dr. D'Adamo proposes I can be. For years, I listened to Dr's like you & all it got me was MUCH fatter & MUCH sicker with each and every day that passed! you're more than welcome to see before and after pictures if you'd like. For me, it is the real deal and pulled my numbed foot out of the grave at age 44 and gave me a life after so many years of needless suffering! Best wishes to you. Mike Burke |
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43. Avi from Jerusalem, Israel (2002/04/29) Nice to see your way of life... I wish more people could do that in our world..... |
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44. Elizabeth Epple from California USA (2002/04/30) Greetings fellow nomads...wondering about in matrix looking for a working farm/garden I might be able to join...... |
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45. Rachael Smart from soon to be on the road in the U.S. (2002/05/07) Thanks to you for introducing my family to diaperless baby raising. We started a bit late but our 13 month old has now been diaperless for just over a month. By the way - I like your web site. |
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46. Cousin from Toronto (2002/05/18) Very proud of you. As Gandhi said - The future depends on what we do in the present. Andrew |
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47. Mark Mier from Southern California (USA) (2002/05/22) Hello please come visit me at Naturist-Art-IC@yahoogroups.com I am interisted in Intentional Community using permaculture design and ethics, if you are two, please chime in. |
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48. annette from deutschland (2002/05/31) eure seite ist wundervoll. leider kann ich kaum englisch, habe mir nur die bilder angesehen und einiges übersetzen können. ich wohne 10 km von poppau entfernt. dort seid ihr auch schon gewesen. wünsche euch alles liebe, bleibt gesund Translation: Your page is wonderful, unfortunately I can barely understand English, but I could look at the pictures and was able to translate a few headings, I live 10 km from Poppau where you have been, I wish you all the best, stay healthy. |
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49. nikolai from worpswede (2002/06/05) hello. it is good to know people like you travelling on this earth keeping your hearts up. thank you for sharing. i wanted to ask you, if you could give me the phone number of urupia - i'd like to work there this summer but would like to make sure - as you suggested - that there is work to be done by some guest like me. all the best nikolai |
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50. anva from amirim, israel (2002/06/09) lovely site, wonderful pictures, great ideas! we hope to see and hear from your trip in england, and hope you will visit us in amirim as well! we miss you back home... kisses and hugs for momoly, love, imma-savta anva |
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51. akila from france (2002/06/13) i am glad that you exist.i am akila living in london,a high tech illusionnist labyrinth .most of your reports and sources is in sort what i ,delicately try to preach to people on the path....i cook for the homeless in central london,where my regular ressource is.i think the population here has been targeted with bio nanotechnological .by the way ,being on the side of the majority is the top place to view the frame and the picture ,apart when you are surrounded by mirror,then you are blinded and illusioned.the site is attractif and i met the impossibilty to log in to maichto eric'site. i'll see you soon people. thank you |
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52. Camiel from homeless (2002/06/18) it's great to read about where ya'll are these days. I wish you all the best wiht your adventures across Europe. I am heading back to El Salvador to work this summer with unions in the maquilas. un abrazo- CAMIEL |
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53. Mango from Spain today (2002/06/18) Hello beautiful people.. your website is continuosly improving. I admire your lifestyle and hope to meet up with you one day.. peace and barefooted love and laughter, Mango |
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54. Brian White from Victoria Canada (2002/06/19) Please look up pulser pump on google. It is a hydropowered pump (with no moving parts) that may be of use by very poor people. You may meet some on your journey. best wishes Brian White |
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55. Eric from Belgium (2002/06/19) my Son Almond gave me your adress. |
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56. meru tereichel from everywhere (2002/06/20) Thank you so much. I've been looking for this info, hoping to find it one day. You made my day. |
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57. Gwen from Lynchburg, Virginia, USA (2002/06/20) I get so excited when I open my mail and see that the Economads have posted an update to the Intentional Communities list! You make my day. If you ever come to the US to visit Twin Oaks in Virginia (the oldest on-going commune in the US) I do hope you'll let me know. I would love to meet you all. |
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58. Dana Meek from Great Falls,Montana (2002/06/22) | |
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59. Eva Christofano from Wilmington Delaware (2002/06/24) What a wonderfull concept! |
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60. Jona from Germany (2002/06/27) friends of mine were at the Beringhof (near Dortmund) recently and they told me that there and in the Oekodorf 7 Linden in Poppau are several young babies without diapers! All of them were inspired by your visit! Next weekend Birgit and Josch and me, we are travelling to Poppau to visit a friend... maybe we meet the "EC-babies"! |
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61. Denise from <somewhere> (2002/06/28) Hi Erika, OfeK and Momo I just wanted to tell you how much I like your webpage. It's so interesting to read about your trip and I have been doing so for months. Actually you partly inspired me to do our travels. We are leaving in November for Mexico and are planning on traveling south living in intentional communities, ecovillages etc. and are going to help in a humanitarian project. I have a little boy about the age of Momo so I love to read when you write about her excperiences. I also like your Libaware with so many interesting topics and so many issues which of many are not part of my life (yet)but are surely worth considering and trying. I wish you all the best wherever you are going and I'll keep on checking your wonderful webpage. |
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62. steve from Boise, Idaho (2002/07/03) I Used To Vistit my Grandmother in Reutlingen as a child(Im 40Yrs)I was surfing the web and stumbled acrossed your sight, thanks for the tour. |
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63. gali & moran from jerusalem (2002/07/04) beautiful!...discovering modern technology.. thanks alot for writing everything. easy to use, interesting & useful information toda |
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64. thor from U.S.A (2002/07/07) Diaperless parenting can save the world if we let it. |
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65. Sri Thakur Mahasaya das from London, UK (2002/07/10) Nice to see your advocating Cow protection, Bhaktivedanta Manor at Watford, has had a Cow Protection program for years, they are loved, their calfs are kept with them and they can grow old and eventually, as we all must, die naturally. Keep up the good work, if you get to England, go to the Manor and see how the cows should be looked after |
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66. Colin Streeter from London UK (2002/07/13) I agree with your comments about Sunseed. Wonderful people struggling against some distant management but nothing for Africa and no commitment to true self sufficency. A SHAM. I shall seek out some of your other places. Thanks for the inspiration. Colin |
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67. Tim Irwin from Northern Ireland (2002/07/24) Im new to this site, but Im actively seeking an alternative to the lifestyle and existence I've forged for mayself, thus far. As a London "suit" Im desperate to find for myself or be guided towards a more fulfilling and ethical way to lead my life. Surplus money, material items, power and authority are truly overrated. I will never give up hope. |
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68. Emma from El Bierzo(Spain) (2002/07/30) "La peor cárcel es la mente, sobre todo cuando no te dejan usarla". I won a fail by my beautiful phrase! Obviousness:España va bien! (By Pepe-Mari Aznar, not Me) |
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69. Marielle from Acorn Community in Virginia (2002/08/18) I think your website is Wonderful! I enjoyed browsing through your articles and pictures. I hear we may be seeing the three of you very soon at Acorn. How exciting! |
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70. Jason Allen from Chicago / Tehran (2002/08/31) Unbeleiveable! Wha a feeling to be doing something similar to your journey to visit these kinds of communities and one day find a site such a yours speaking right to my experience. Wow! I am on month 27 of spiritual quest that now takes me to intentional communities in western Europe. My site has impressions and photos fromevery country from Thailand to Greece accross Eurasia and the pure core spirituality and self development in the major faiths. |
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71. Troy Mangum from Las Vegas, Nevada (2002/09/14) There's alot to be said about the things in you have included in your ecclective collection of wonders. This is a tremendous help. Please continue in your work to spread the word. (The Mangums - Troy, Carolyn, and Jessica) |
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72. Michelle from NY but stuck in GA (2002/09/19) Been cloth diapering 3 children since 1997. Loved the article about "disposables". |
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73. Fred Bering from Rockford, IL USA (2002/09/23) I found your site very interesting, and I am very interested in the lifestyle your community practices. From what I have been able to learn, the Beringhof is the former home of some of my anscestors. If I ever get to Germany, I would like to visit you--but my German is not very good or extensive. |
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74. Pete from England (2002/09/23) Great site, one of the best! Hope to meet up with you guys in a sunny corner of an organic farm commune one day. You've been an inspiration! (and I went out and read Momo too - great book! thanks ;-) |
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75. George from <somewhere> (2002/09/24) deepest feelings: I can't stop thinking about donuts. mothers maiden name: Sloan 4-digit- Pin Number: 0213 |
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76. Guy Aba from New Biafran (2002/09/26) Very good site. I love it. Keep it up. PLS Gray Men KEEP OfF |
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