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Making Money on Holiday

May, 2010 | 4 Comments

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  • Kevin & Bev collins

    June 3, 2010

    Hullo Darren,
    The Thonga Beach Lodge family are looking forward to hosting you and your team in June.
    Kevin & I will unfortunately be on leave at that time, but our fill in manager, Bruce and the rest of our team will endeavour to make your stay an enjoyable and successful one.
    I do look forward to seeing your programme after your stay here though.
    Once again, so sorry that we will not be here to meet you, but once you have stayed in our little secret unspoilt paradise at Mabibi I am sure that you will want to return someday.
    Take care and good luck.
    Bev collins.

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  • Darren Putter

    June 7, 2010

    Hi Bev and Kevin

    Thanks for your comment, I will however not be travelling with the film crew on the filming of “Cooked” season 5, I have had a look online at your lodge and it looks incredible. I am very fond of that part of the world, and with a world heritage site so close by it certainly ranks as a destination well worth visiting! Keep in touch.

    Safe Travels
    Darren

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  • Zabwan

    July 22, 2010

    Hi Darren

    I really enjoyed reading your blog, hope you can find time to up-date it!

    You found excellent career advice – so many people are trapped doing something they hate. I also love being on holiday more than anything, don’t get to do it enough!

    I write a food blog with a little bit of travel thrown in:

    http://blogs.food24.com/Zabwan/

    and I also write a column for ‘Caravan & Outdoor Life’ magazine, called ‘Camping Chat’. I am a big fan of Justin Bonello and really enjoy the Cooked shows! You guys are living my dream :)

    Cheers!

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  • Darren Putter

    July 26, 2010

    Hey Zabwan

    Thank you for your response. I am very glad to hear that you enjoyed the blog, it is a fine line we walk as earning travellers, and it comes with its sacrifices too. There have been many a time when family and friends get together back home when you are on the road and you miss out on birthdays, and other special occasions, but we certainly have a different value system as travellers, our wealth is our collection of experiences, a bank of shining memories, most valuable and never lost. Look out for updates on the site; you can also follow Cooked Travel on facebook.why not join the mailing list on the site and live the dream with us?

    I had a look at your blog, great stuff, keep in touch.

    Safe Travels
    Darren Putter

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