Comments on: Home http://www.holisticsystems.co.uk/blog/?p=265 Simons Blog Thu, 26 Aug 2010 17:42:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Chris Andrews http://www.holisticsystems.co.uk/blog/?p=265&cpage=1#comment-567 Chris Andrews Mon, 01 Jun 2009 08:58:14 +0000 http://www.holisticsystems.co.uk/blog/?p=265#comment-567 Welcome back Simon, and huge respect for an awesome achievement. That flippin' John Greenlees already said everything else I was going to say. :wink: Chris Welcome back Simon, and huge respect for an awesome achievement. That flippin’ John Greenlees already said everything else I was going to say. :wink:

Chris

]]> By: John Greenlees http://www.holisticsystems.co.uk/blog/?p=265&cpage=1#comment-541 John Greenlees Sat, 23 May 2009 20:13:45 +0000 http://www.holisticsystems.co.uk/blog/?p=265#comment-541 Welcome back to civvy-street! I've been checking semi-regularly in to read the whole saga and have to admit to being totally taken aback by the sheer scale and fearsomeness of the TDA. The distances and conditions were so much harder than I had imagined. It’s been a real pleasure to share your journey through the blog, but also I’ve found it quite mentally challenging to read and contemplate...and that’s from the comfort of the front room in good ol’ Blighty! Thanks for your efforts to describe things so vividly and regularly for us. You’re style has been witty, descriptive, wry and unfailingly good humoured (well, mostly!) even when pushed beyond breaking point for us armchair jockeys. It’s given us a great flavour of the changing landscapes, people, food and the camaraderie you’ve experienced. It’s been awesome. I’ll look forward to sharing a beer sometime when you’re back in gear. And, for what it’s worth, I always knew you’d push on through the tough times to the end. A huge big congratulations, Simon, well done. Welcome back to civvy-street! I’ve been checking semi-regularly in to read the whole saga and have to admit to being totally taken aback by the sheer scale and fearsomeness of the TDA. The distances and conditions were so much harder than I had imagined. It’s been a real pleasure to share your journey through the blog, but also I’ve found it quite mentally challenging to read and contemplate…and that’s from the comfort of the front room in good ol’ Blighty! Thanks for your efforts to describe things so vividly and regularly for us. You’re style has been witty, descriptive, wry and unfailingly good humoured (well, mostly!) even when pushed beyond breaking point for us armchair jockeys. It’s given us a great flavour of the changing landscapes, people, food and the camaraderie you’ve experienced. It’s been awesome. I’ll look forward to sharing a beer sometime when you’re back in gear. And, for what it’s worth, I always knew you’d push on through the tough times to the end. A huge big congratulations, Simon, well done.

]]> By: Emma http://www.holisticsystems.co.uk/blog/?p=265&cpage=1#comment-532 Emma Thu, 21 May 2009 18:58:20 +0000 http://www.holisticsystems.co.uk/blog/?p=265#comment-532 WELCOME "HOME"! :razz: Thanks for that link to John's blog. He told me it was entitled "old guy on a bike" or something when I met him at the crater lodge, but when I googled it I couldn't find a thing! Perfect! Thanks-stay well! Em :smile: WELCOME “HOME”! :razz:
Thanks for that link to John’s blog. He told me it was entitled “old guy on a bike” or something when I met him at the crater lodge, but when I googled it I couldn’t find a thing! Perfect! Thanks-stay well!
Em

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