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  • Leigh Roberts 5:43 am on June 11, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    I’ve got the blues 

    Sally McAdam

    35yrs

    Australia

    right now I’m in the middle of the Atlanitc Ocean, listening to bluegrass while our blue hull boat pushes its way though the bluest of blue water with a blue sky uninteruped by clouds seems to be falling from above – I’ve got the blues

     
  • Leigh Roberts 5:42 am on June 11, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    We ended up camping out on the bus 

    Kaleigh Brown

    25yrs

    Vancouver, Canada

    Okay heres one story I have. I dont know that its my epic life story, but

    its a story. It started out as a terrible day, but things happen for a
    reason!

    So I was travelling in Vietnam in November 2007, they were experiencing
    the worst flooding they’d had in a decade. I was there with 6 friends from
    my exchange. We were taking a bus from Hanoi to Da Nang, but the bus got
    stopped in Hue because of the flooding. There was a bunch of confusion
    about whether we were going to continue or not. The bus driver all of
    sudden couldn’t speak english anymore, even though he spoke fluently to us
    when we boarded the bus. There were a few Vietnamese people that stayed on
    the bus, so we stayed on as well. We ended up camping out on the bus for
    several hours in protest because they wouldn’t tell us what was going on.
    After much argument with the bus driver and his sketchy crew, we ended up
    having to stay in Hue for the night and had to book a flight to saigon the
    next day. All of us were pretty angry as we only had 10 days in Vietnam
    and wanted to see as much as we could. We ended up going out that night to
    this cramped open-air bar with photos and writing all over the walls from
    people passing through. Probably the coolest bar i’ve ever set foot in. We
    all got pretty hammered. Made lots of new friends, went running through
    the flooded streets of Hue. Had one of the most amazing nights. Thank god
    for floods and mean Vietnamese bus drivers!

    There ya go, thats one of my many stories.

    -Kaleigh

     
  • Leigh Roberts 5:39 am on June 11, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Plane in a vertical dive 

    Cameron Russell

    24yrs

    Pomonal Australia

    well I was doing engine failures the other night and I had to put the plane in a vertical dive at around 300km/hr to get the force of the air to turn the propeller around so I could start the engine. it finally started at around 1000ft above the ground haha . . .

    It was most outstanding lol

     
  • Leigh Roberts 5:36 am on June 11, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Tina lousie Solberg 25yrs Oslo, Norway E… 

    Tina lousie Solberg

    25yrs

    Oslo, Norway

    Enjoying park life in Oslo with friends, pretending to be a tourist on the roof of the Opera, taking the boat to Bygdøy and walking on the beach at Huk. Oslo is cool, diverse, and offers a lot of culture. It’s located by the sea and is at the same time surrounded by green hills.

     
  • Leigh Roberts 4:41 pm on June 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    LOMOGRAPHY 

    Peter Siedlaczek

    30yrs

    Warsaw Poland

    Epic moment would have to be discovering Lomography, which is shooting photos with my LOMO camera.  The LOMO is an old school Russian Camera that creates an effect and style of picture almost impossible to replicate with digital work.

     
  • Leigh Roberts 4:40 pm on June 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Slap it on there! 

    Jacki Stone

    22yrs

    Cape Town, Sth Africa

    Well . . .  I was just walking around the little village of bang tao in Thailand and walked into a tattoo shop just to look out of interest….but walked out with one.  Just had a moment where I was like what the hell, slap it on there!

     
  • Leigh Roberts 4:39 pm on June 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    Everyday I take 1 or 5 minutes . . . 

    Hanna Chenney

    25yrs

    Berlin, Germany

    Everyday I take 1 minute or 5 – of thought out of all my routine and hustle and bustle and I look and observe all the things going on around me right at that moment. Usually i observe the trees and sounds and people around me. I take most notice mostly of elderly peoples expressions & young children and reactions to the world in front of them to try and grasp a glimpse into the madness around them. I make sure i burn these into my memory especially in a time of living abroad where so many moments have such a rich sense of feeling. I keep these small memories of time and people to guide me in my presence.

     
  • Leigh Roberts 4:38 pm on June 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    gives me chills . . . 

    Briane Ducharme – Simards

    29yrs

    Vancouver B.C

    standing over the grand canyon, listening to the silence and watching the lighting storm all the way on the other side…realizing how small we all are compared the beast of nature and natural beauty….gives me chills…

     
  • Leigh Roberts 4:31 pm on June 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    The message just fell out of the sky . . . 

     
  • Leigh Roberts 4:29 pm on June 10, 2010 Permalink | Reply  

    BANG BANG 

    Roxanne  Ouellet

    31yrs

    Montreal

    When I was at Playa Del carmen a month ago we went to an afterhour by the beach – BANG BANG afterhour.

    It was dark inside and very loud, I was suffocating in that club it was really intense.  When I went outside wow we were right at the beach with the sea and the waves it was magical.  The sun was rising –  it was beautiful, I didnt understand why people were staying inside the club, in the dark?

     
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