A few people have asked me if I will continue the blog after I return from Namibia.
I have been overwhelmed by the positive comments received and my web provider has given me data that, to date, my 34 posts have been read 1430 times by 305 different people. I don’t know that many people!
A heartfelt thank you to anyone who has read the posts, dropped in and surfed on, or just looked at the pictures.
The answer to the question is, that, most likely, there will be a time lapse for the blog. After all, what will I have to say from my Bodrum balcony?
I can report though that the next trip is in pipeline. UN development goal number 14 – Life below seas.
I have just been accepted to join the Madagascar Research and Conservation Institute to monitor the two critically endangered species of sea turtles : the Hawksbill and Green Sea Turtles.
I will, ‘grasp the next nettle’ on the 4th March 2024. In four months time. It is my dream that you join me on the next journey.
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8 responses to “UN14 : Life below water : Madagascar”
Looking forward to your next adventure.
Thank you Joan x
Wow! Brilliant to have another amazing adventure lined up as your first one ends… Hats off!
Fantastic reads. I love all the informations and your journey darling. Pls dont stop, keep travelling and do what you love. Very inspiring.
What stories can you tell us about living in Turkey?🙌🏼😉
Your interactions and outlook on them are so engaging. Would love to hear more in the interim!
xo
You will need ample supplies of talcum powder
Kate have just finished reading this most magical, engaging and inspiring blog. Love, Love, Love it! May I just say reading your words are just like having you sat there chatting to me over a drink …your style is so natural! Fabulous photos too! Cannot wait for your next adventure ❤️
Oh Sam, what wonderful encouraging words. A drink anytime! X