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Montagnard74 · 2025-02-25 · Message 41 of 48
It started as a nice travel journal from a young guy, then I got hooked by the suspense.
Your storytelling is gripping and spontaneous—it’s really refreshing.
Pierre’s travel journals are always so lively and spontaneous.
The only downside is that you’ve gotta be reeeeally patient to get to the end.
No hard feelings, Pierre 😉
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Jojoone1 · 2025-02-25 · Message 42 of 48
Yeah, well, the time it takes to examine, analyze, diagnose, treat...
And then he makes us feel just how looong the ascent and descent were! 😎
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Montagnard74 · 2025-02-25 · Message 43 of 48
Yeah, well, the time it takes to examine, analyze, diagnose, treat...
And then he makes us feel just how looong the ascent and descent were! 😎
Don’t get me wrong, I love his prose! It’s just that he needs at least a trimester for a travel journal 😉
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Jojoone1 · 2025-02-25 · Message 44 of 48
Even then, apparently he didn’t start working until he was 27! 😛
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Montagnard74 · 2025-02-25 · Message 45 of 48
Even supposedly, he only starts working at the age of 27! 😛
I don’t have any info on that. But when I see that I started at 19 and they recently added two more years to my training, I’m tempted to say he’s right to enjoy it while he can.
But that’s not the point...
Especially since I wouldn’t want to trust my health to someone who only studied for six months!
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Holigirl · 2025-03-08 · Message 46 of 48
Amazing, Pierre!
Memories for a lifetime...
Your trips always inspire dreams, and this one is no exception.
We can't wait for the rest! 🙂
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Rjulie95 · 2025-03-10 · Message 47 of 48
Colobus guerezas,
Small correction: they're Colobus guereza.
What wonderful memories you’ve built!
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SimonL · 2025-04-23 · Message 48 of 48
Congrats Pierre and Allisson on this amazing and tough Kilimanjaro climb, and congrats on the happy news to come!
Still planning Uganda, by the way?
African regards,
Loïc