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| Paul from |
28/09/2006 |
| Hello! Good site, bookmarked. |
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| Terry Hastings from London |
29/06/2006 |
| Hi Jenny - great stuff - I knew you from your Orange days, would love to do coffee and start again. Terryx |
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| David Wood from Beaconsfield |
27/06/2006 |
| Congratulations Jo, a fantastic achievement,well done.
from the Training Dept at S&S. |
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| teena (thukral!) from sutton coldfield |
21/06/2006 |
| saw you in the sutton news! - well done on all that you have achieved. please get in touch. |
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| Paul Christmas from Ash Vale |
20/06/2006 |
| Congratulations and well done. Glad you are all home safe and a shame that you did not get the wind you needed to get the record. Are you going to go back and try again next year?? |
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| Sam B from Reading |
12/06/2006 |
| What a fantastic achievement - you deserve to feel extremely proud of yourselves!! Shame about the return leg and lack of wind - maybe you should pack some beans next time :o) Looking forward to seeing Jo on Saturday for a catch up on all the details. Well done! Sam B |
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| Susan & Trevor Hollock Waine Design from Colchester |
12/06/2006 |
| Well done Girls! I only just realised you''d been succesful via Radio 4 announcing you were to be on Excess baggage next Saturday 17th June with Sandi Toksvig, I will look out for that......what''s next??? |
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| Lindsay Fournier (nee Cunningham) from Oakville, Canada |
09/06/2006 |
| Jo - when are you on the Today Show - I just don''t want to miss it! Let me know! |
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| Hylton James (Team Polaris, North Pole 2005) from Cape Town / London |
09/06/2006 |
| Awesome stuff you four ! I am super-impressed at the daily distances you managed to achieve - incredible, and a very big congratulations to each of you ! I hope you have another function where we can here more about it and see the pics, but for now, enjoy the summer sun ! Hylt |
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| Lyn and Allan Morehen from Sydney |
07/06/2006 |
| Well done. a really interesting journey. Who is writing the book? |
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| Gem, Beckys Friend! from DAWLISH!! |
07/06/2006 |
| Fanstastic effort Rach! Well done xxx...but is it as nice as Daaaaawlish!!????? he he |
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| Einar from Reykjavik, Iceland |
07/06/2006 |
| Hi girls,
Congratulation on your expedition!
Well done! and have fun in Kangerlussuaq!
Rachel, you must be super snowkiter after this journey :-)
Best regards,
Einar. |
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| sylvain from arlanc |
06/06/2006 |
| congratulation girls!
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| Katharine Roberton from London |
05/06/2006 |
| Hi again foxy ladeez - well done for making it back across Greenland; I imagine the thought of a pint of beer might have kept spirits up on your last leg(s!) (Rach P, don''t you go knockin it back too quickly, I know what you''re like! I''m sure it''ll go straight to yer ''ead!) Anyway massive congrats on your amazing journey and we''re all gutted that the weather was so rubbish for your kiting needs. Bloomin'' weather! Can''t wait to hear all about your adventure. XXXX |
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| Andy Ford from London |
05/06/2006 |
| Congratulations Foxes on an outstanding achievement. Me and my chums have been following your progress with interest and are all very proud of you. Look forward to seeing you soon, Rachel. A |
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| Carol (FAC) from Mosman, Australia |
05/06/2006 |
| Well done, congratulations - great news! Roll on beer, cakes, chocolate, hot baths, hair washing, armpit shaving, feet melting, blister recovering, normalllooking faces without great white shapes and frostie bits on them!! We are all so very proud of you, especially FAC! Cant wait to hear all about it.
Lots of love to you all. Congratulations!!
Auntie C xxxx |
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| Emma from Bournemouth |
05/06/2006 |
| Horray! You have done it! Well done girls. So, so proud of you all. Enjoy your beer and chocolate. Safe trip home and see you in sunny Bournemouth soon Jen. ALl my love Emma xxxx |
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| Sally and Doug from Ch.Ch. N.Z. |
05/06/2006 |
| To Felicity and all you other wonderful Arcticfoxes, CONGRATULATIONS many, times over,a wonderful achievement,one you can all be proud of, as I am sure all your families and loved ones are.We certainly are. Good to know you are all in one piece,Enjoy the soft life now,you have earned it!Love Sally and Doug.x |
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| Kate and Darren Siveter from Clapham |
05/06/2006 |
| YOU DID IT! Well done to all the foxes and can''t wait to see you Rachel. Lots of love, Kate and Darren xx |
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| Jane and James from London |
05/06/2006 |
| Girls - HUGE CONGRATS on an amazing achievement..We have been following with aprehension and awe over the last days in particular - An incredible achievement. You are safe and sound at last! We can only imagine how it must feel to have completed the expedition - and how much you will enjoy the indoors and fresh food tonight!! Mind those toes... |
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| Sam (Flis'' PC Team Mate) from London |
05/06/2006 |
| Well done guys! I''ve been following your progress over the last month and I''m completely in awe of your achievement. HUGE congratulations to you all - looking forward to the celebrations when you get back! xx |
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| Martin Kocsis from Chinley |
05/06/2006 |
| Foxy Jen,
An utterly excellent achievement...across the whole of Greenland and back without a single cream bun in sight...I''m enormously impressed. It makes crossing The Sea of Dreams on El Cap look like a vicarage tea party!
See you in the Peak sometime for *more* dicing with death. i salute you all!
smiles,
martin |
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| Mrs A & Phillippa from Tonbridge |
05/06/2006 |
| Well done! Have followed progress with interest.
Missed you at the wedding! catch up when you get back. |
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| Marion, Gordon and Glen from Goudhurst |
05/06/2006 |
| Hi there you Foxy 4. Welcome back from the frozen(?) North and once again our heartiest congratulations on your wonderful achievements. Now it is time for you to celebrate and also to have some well-earned R & R. Very best wishes to the 4 of you and, Jo, enjoy France! Love from us all. xxxx |
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| Kate Mages from London |
05/06/2006 |
| Hooray! Well done Foxes you did it! It would have been boring without all the hiccups on the way!!! Hope you''ve defrosted Jo-France will warm you up honey! See you all at the ''Foxes Return Celebration Party'' (I assume there will be one?!). Kate X |
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| Alex Craster from London |
05/06/2006 |
| jen et ladies...brilliant! xx |
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| Robyn & John Good from Scotland |
05/06/2006 |
| Congrats foxes! Well done on one hell of an amazing journey. You really live up to the saying '' No pain No Gain ''
Glad you made it home in nearly..one piece..(Poor toes!!)
Lots of lovin'' Robyn & John (Jo''s Couz) |
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| Carol (FAC) from Mosman, Sydney |
05/06/2006 |
| Hi there little Niece:
Have you ever heard of the "Day Spa"! Yes, it''s one of those amazing places where they charge you lots of money to be plunged into freezing water that is soooooo vey good for the circulation (and complexion). At least it would have given your team mates a break from having to create you your own special Day Spa in the middle of the frozen north. I think you owe them at least a facial to repair those wonderful suntans you must all be sporting now!!
Lots of love, FAC xxxx |
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| ASTON FAMILY from HILDENBOROUGH |
04/06/2006 |
| Our biggest warmest huggiest congratulations to you all. What an achievement. To cross the icecap not once but twice. No one, no one will want to beat that record.
Look forward to seeing you all home safe and sound on Monday.
Until then all our love. |
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| Rob from Tonbridge |
04/06/2006 |
| Hi Jo and all the team. Nearly there or hopefully there now and you will be pleased to know that it is finally warming up here! I am in ore of what you have done and glad Jo survived her dip in the water. Take care, Rob x |
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| Katie & Aner from Tel Aviv |
04/06/2006 |
| By the time you get this you should be safely on your way home or maybe even home. Rach I am so happy to hear your babbling brook from the frozen wastes and I can''t wait to see your glamour modelling shots on your return. Lots of love and congrats to you all xxxx |
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| spencer aston from hildenborough |
04/06/2006 |
| Hello sister, thought it was about time i got my act together and send yu a message as after all, yu''ve trecked across the greenland icecap, so iv trecked in to the office to say im so proud of yu. Im a bit dissapointed that yu girls were too ''girly'' to use the kites! Everyone bac at home has been listening to your pod cast''s and it has sored straight to number one in the charts. Congratulations to yu all.... Spence kisses. |
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| Lorna from Exeter |
04/06/2006 |
| Hi Guys, sorry the weather didn''t allow you to make an attempt on the fastest crossing. We''ll try and organise some better conditions for you next time! That aside, we''re all extremely proud of you and what you have achieved! |
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| Leila and Rosa from London |
04/06/2006 |
| Hey miss v!!
congratulations on getting this far!! only a little bit to go now!! see you when you get back!!
xxx |
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| ASTON FAMILY from HILDENBOROUGH |
04/06/2006 |
| Our biggest warmest huggiest congratulations to you all. What an achievement. To cross the icecap not once but twice. No one, no one will want to beat that record.
Look forward to seeing you all home safe and sound on Monday.
Until then all our love. |
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| Tim Forrester from Maldon Essex |
04/06/2006 |
| Hi Felicity
Only one word desribes all your efforts INCREDIBLE. Well done to all of you. Enjoy that beer.
Take care
Tim. |
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| david jacobs from north bovey |
04/06/2006 |
| many congratulations a magnificent achievement. |
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| Alison Goodman from London |
04/06/2006 |
| CONGRATULATIONS! You did it. Well done Rachel and the team - I am SO proud of you and can''t wait to hear all about it. Lots of love, Ali G xxx |
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| Orla & Steve from Swindon |
04/06/2006 |
| Just read the message from Foxy HQ that you''ve finished your expedition. Congratulations!! Feel proud to know some recordbreakers!! Hope you get some well-deserved rest now and that Jo''s feet start to look a little prettier! Did the first aid training on blisters come in useful?? Congrats again. |
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| liz from Bishops stortford |
04/06/2006 |
| Fantastic. Well done. Quite an achievement. Looking forward to seeing you all home.
Liz & Nick |
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| Guy from Adventure First Aid |
04/06/2006 |
| Nice one! |
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| lucy and jo from manchester |
03/06/2006 |
| Hello Rachel - so impressed and you''ve nearly made it! Hope the hours dragging the tyre round Clapham common prepared you for falling through the ice!
See you soon. |
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| Diane Toman from Winchester |
03/06/2006 |
| Dear Jo & all the foxes. Glad to hear you ok Jo after your meltice episode & that all the girls looked after you so well. Hope all goes well for safe journey to the end. Lots of love, Di x |
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| Nick Haisman from San Francisco |
03/06/2006 |
| Wow - your reports back are beginning to read like a soap-opera foxes! And I am entirely addicted... I am really excited that you''re so close to completing such an awesome adventure - please just make the final stages without anymore crazy flying/swimming shenanigans.
Millions of warm hugs from a sunny CA,
Nick
xxx |
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| Guy from Adventure First Aid |
03/06/2006 |
| Well done you four! I have a small tear in my eye...
Enjoy the long sleep to come...
Guyxx
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| Tori James (Flis'' Pink Lady PoleCats Team Mate) from London |
03/06/2006 |
| GO GO GO - you''re nearly there! It''s the home straight and you''ve got a plane to catch, enjoy your last 24hours on the ice!
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| Sally and Doug from Christchurch N.Z. |
03/06/2006 |
| Hello Felicity and you other amazing women! By our reckoning you should all be tucked up in your sleeping bags, and hopefully tomorrow night it may be a comfortable warm bed!!We are in awe of what you have all achieved and hope everything goes well for you tomorrow on the last leg.so take care and go well. Love from the N.Z. Martins |
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| claire from st albans |
02/06/2006 |
| Jo, trust your gammy feet to play up again! I knew your feet where dodgie when you had to vaseline them up every night in Namibia. I''m sorry that your fellow foxes too had have to endure the sight of your not so pretty feet!!! Only one more day to go. Keep your peckers up as my Granny Grace would say. C xx |
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| Rhona and Kristjan from London and Reykjavik |
02/06/2006 |
| Just heard your latest podcast on the lab computer. You sounded very chipper Rachel and hungry as usual - remember all those delicious meals in Mexico - a meal awaits you on your return. Best of luck for the final furlong. Love and best wishes to all the foxes. Rhona and Kristjan |
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| The two grizzlies from Ashcombe |
02/06/2006 |
| Fantastic effort Foxes, as far as were concerned you''ve broken every record in the book, can''t wait to see you. Good luck for the last push. Lots of love from the two bears.xx |
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| Emily from London |
02/06/2006 |
| Still with you all the way Rach - I can''t believe you''ve nearly done it. Fluffy pillows and a change of pants await you. For our sake as much as yours. |
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| Elly from Guildford |
01/06/2006 |
| Rach - it''s always great to hear your voice and you sound very chipper! Hope you and the foxes make that plane (and that you have some nosh at the finish!)think of you everyday! Well done to you and the rest of the foxes - very proud of you (and I''m not even your ma!)
love
elly
xxxx |
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| Stephanie & Natalie from London |
01/06/2006 |
| Hi
Now you are on your way back! I write to congratulate you all. Hope you all enjoy and see you soon.
Take care!!!
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| Kate Mages from London |
01/06/2006 |
| Hi Jo and the other Foxes, Well done for walking 57km in one day I can''t even imagine how anyone can manage that! Jo, lucky you haven''t been eating lentils and bran flakes or I reckon you would be carrying lots of pooey tissues around with you!! Ha ha! looking forward to seeing you again once you have done all you press engagements. Love Kate |
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| Jane from London |
01/06/2006 |
| Well done Rachel (and all you other foxy ladies). I''ve just heard the podcast. I hope you don''t have to swim for your rations on the way home. Can''t wait to see you on TV. I''m sure you will all look super foxy despite the lack of sleep and general knackerdness. Love from Jane, Richard and Billy. |
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| Tom from The Vikings |
01/06/2006 |
| Awesome work Miss Pugh et al. Keep it up and well done. Tom and Katie |
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| Diane Toman from Winchester |
31/05/2006 |
| Dear Jo & all the foxes. Loving the podcasts. Hope all goes well for your last few days & for flight home. Lots of love, Diane |
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| Guy from Adventure First Aid |
31/05/2006 |
| 57Km in one day.... now you are just showing off! |
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| Sally from London |
31/05/2006 |
| Go Rach and the foxy ladies! Sending you big love and support, am thinking of you all. |
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| Amy from London |
31/05/2006 |
| You ladies are doing fantastically well and I''m really enjoying hearing all about it. I almost feel like I''m there myself.Or that the Arctic has come to the UK. xx |
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| Jojo Stead from Brisvegas |
30/05/2006 |
| Hello Jo and foxy ladies,
I have been wearing my foxy t-shirt lots and telling all the Antipodians about what you guys are doing.
I must have got soft living down here as I am complaining about the cold a lot this winter however, I am thinking of you guys out there in the real cold on the ice cap. Keep it up as you are doing really well.
Jojo x |
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| Morten Lindholm from Kangerlussuaq |
30/05/2006 |
| Hi, Girls,
Congrats with your succes.. I just want to tell you that the depot (the north face duffle) which you places at p.660 upon departure is safely places in the old camp for you.. I was forced to pick it up 9 days ago as the melting water had taken it downstreams...It was lying in a very big sea of icecold water..so I am not sure whether the video still works..it was all soaking wet.. but it is here now...and we (I am) are waiting for your arrival..
Hugs
Morten, Old camp Guide |
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| Charlie from Brighton |
30/05/2006 |
| Hello Rachel. Glad to see that your great muscle building expedition is going extremely well. Listen, if you really wanted to beat me and Stella at arm wrestling, the gym would have sufficed. Mini-Foxy Friend Milo sends his love and is constantly looking out for you on Pingu. I haven't the heart to tell him he's got his arctics mixed up. Or has he? I'm not sure myself now. Bring back some of their famous Glacier Mint's to prove you've been.
Hoping you're all safe and well. You should all be very proud of yourselves.
Lots of love Charlie and Milo xxxx |
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| Luke from Bedford, England |
30/05/2006 |
| Keep going Foxes. All that training means that Jen doesn't need a kite anyway.
You are covering some really impressive distances day after day! |
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| James and Jane from London |
30/05/2006 |
| The toughest ******* I know! Massively impressed and much more so as the weather is against you. This is an expedition of endurance, no glory and no record but maximum respect and admiration from all that hear your story. Well ******* done. Sorry for using expletives but what you are doing requires words outside etiquette. |
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| Guy from Adventure First Aid |
29/05/2006 |
| Hi foxes... glad Jen is OK after foxy flight... take care and no more bar games of see who can fly the furthest... save it for when you next come to Devon!
Guyx |
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| Nick from San Francisco |
29/05/2006 |
| Hi Foxes, Sounds like you guys are making amazing progress in the face of adversity - seriously, no wind? What's that all about? Can't wait to hear the next podcast and speak to you when you get back. Thinking of you all.
Nick |
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| Carol from Mosman, Australia |
28/05/2006 |
| Hi there Crazy Ladies - I knew you should have taken my kitty kats with you to keep your little tootsies warm at night! I am sure you are all dreaming of luxuriating in the biggest, longest, hottest bath England has to offer - perhaps you can set another world record of how long the 4 all British, all female team can stay in a bath together!!! Seriously, we all know you are going to get back in time to connect with your flight - if not they had better just hold that darn flight up for you!! Keep focused, keep up your spirits and know we all are very proud of the way you are handling your return trip. Lots of love to everyone, take care. Auntie C xxx |
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| Stella from Brighton |
27/05/2006 |
| You ladies should have been sponsored by the makers of gaffer tape! Glad to hear you sounding so positive and happy on the podcast. I hope you get some wind soon. Good luck all of you, and love to Rachel. Stella.x |
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| Sab & Gary from HOT ROCK |
27/05/2006 |
| Hey Jen - your missing out on all the great rain here in the UK :O) Huge hugs & loads of smiles - Wayne & Aine say 'Hi' too. xoxoxoSab & Gary |
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| Sally and Doug Martin and Steven Redden from Christchurch NZ |
27/05/2006 |
| Hi we are thinking of you all and hope you managing to keep your feet warm. Please to hear you are going to be on target and the wind gets up soon. Good luck Felicity - from NZ |
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| Lian from New York |
27/05/2006 |
| You guys are crazy, in the best possible way. Keep going. |
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| Claire from St Albans |
26/05/2006 |
| Hi Jo & fellow Foxes. Hope the blister popping sess was fun! Jo, having seen the state of your feet in Africa, I can imagine that they are in one hell of a state now! I just wanted to let you know that Toby & I completed on the house today. Officially moving in tomorrow. It's our last night with Mr & Mrs S tonight! C xx |
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| Richard Madden from Lewes |
26/05/2006 |
| Hi there Arctic Foxes! This just a message to wish you well from all at OE magazine which Felicity writes for. I am currently ghost writing a book for a Channel Four Survival Series......which seems a bit strange as I'm comfortably sitting here in my breezy eerie writing all about the intricacies of digging a snow cave while you're all out there doing it for real. I feel like I need a refresher course...good luck with the remainder of the expedition! |
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| Fred from Kent |
26/05/2006 |
| Go girls, thinking of you and hoping for more wind to speed you along the way! There is plenty in Kent at present. Enjoy and take care. x x x |
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| Rhianon Williams from London |
25/05/2006 |
| Hi Rachel
Well not only are you a record breaker but you are also a 'stunning looking' record breaker. As before I'm wishing you all the very best, mum tells me that her office crowd are tuning in and keeping up to date with your trek. Can't wait to see you in a couple of weeks. Bye for now, love & hugs to you all, Rhi x |
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| Emma Warren from Reading |
25/05/2006 |
| Hi Jen, It's good to see you're still going strong despite the cold and lack of wind. I was thinking of you while I was on hoilday in Tunisa, soaking up the sun, while you girls are pushing yourselves physically and mentally in such cold conditions. Maybe you should treat yourself to a beach holiday when you get home, and show off your toned legs!! Well done girls. Keep going. m xxx |
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| Rhona and Kristjan from London and Reykjavik |
24/05/2006 |
| Despite the lack of wind - we've plenty of it here - we're hoping that you'll have a swift return to base. Good luck to Rachel and all of you, it is great to keep up with you via your websites, e-mails, podcasts. What a team. Love Rhoey and Kristjan. |
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| Katie & Aner from Tel Aviv |
24/05/2006 |
| Rachel you are always beautiful to us, wherever you are. May the winds be with you xx |
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| Captain Sean Chapple FRGS RM from Lympstone |
24/05/2006 |
| Hi All, I am now back in the UK with fingers and toes all intact! Great to see your progress and hope to meet up on your return, maybe you would like a visit to the Commando Training Centre (without having to do the endurance course!). Good effort team, happy kiting |
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| Emma from Bournemouth |
24/05/2006 |
| Jen and the girls. Can't believe you haven't got any wind! Sam and Nell's sandpit lid has flown off at least 5 times today as its blowing a gale down here in not so sunny Bournemouth!!! Hope your sore hands get better. Missed your interview on Meridian last night - gutted! Thinking of you all the time. Lots of love, Emma xxxxx |
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| Natasha from London |
24/05/2006 |
| Hi Rach
Hope you are in good spirits - Just imagine George Clooney naked with booze and chocolate at the end! Love Tash x |
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| Guy from Adventure First Aid |
24/05/2006 |
| Hi Foxes. Keep going you four. Dont let the wind thing grind you down. Knowing you lot, you will be as positive as ever and racing home anyway... and think, a first female crossing AND the second female crossing all at once.... keep safe...Guy |
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| Carol (FAC) from Mosman Downunder |
24/05/2006 |
| Hi there Foxies - by now you are on the trek back and we are keeping fingers and toes and anything else the ambidexterous amongst us can cross - for lots of good winds blowing in the right direction. Knowing you four (or at least one of you well) I am sure you will be using the return leg and those intimate nights in your tent, planning a bigger and better attack next year!!!
Oh no you say - I've heard that before from Jo when she swore never to do another marathon!!
I know it's disappointing that the wind gods didn't get your message but heh - you could be sitting in an office!!!
Lots of love - take care, looking forward to more podcasts and news. FAC xxx |
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| Toby from London |
23/05/2006 |
| Hi Jennifer, nice site, nice trip! Look out for them polar bears. Goodluck.
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| Stephanie from Melbourne for now |
23/05/2006 |
| I have truly enjoyed reading about all of the exploits of the arctic foxes...I am very impressed by the determination you guys have showed over the last several weeks. Hard to believe you have done all of that while I have been sitting at my desk job. My best to you Jenny!! |
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| Marion, Gordon and Glen from Goudhurst |
23/05/2006 |
| Congratulations on the wonderful first leg of your journey. So sorry to learn the weather is too good over there. Perhaps we could do a swap - send us your nice weather and we can send you the high winds we have been having here! We are keeping everything crossed for you and hope Cath's wind dancing has the desired effect! Love and best wishes from us all. |
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| Laura from Teston |
23/05/2006 |
| Hiya Jo, Felicity, Rachel and Jenny
Congratulations so far. Just seen you all on TV. Good to see you all looking well esp Jo peeping out of your tent. Keep it going and here's to a successful return journey with lots of GOOD LUCK and best wishes Love from Laura and all the Pilbeam familyxxxx |
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| Alex from Cardiff |
23/05/2006 |
| Hello windless foxes! Just read the latest instalments and gutted for you guys! I tell you what though you may not have any wind but there's certainly been plenty of drama. Looking foward to arctic foxes the movie....think its gonna be a blockbuster. Big love to you all x x x |
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| Margaret Baldwin from Exeter |
23/05/2006 |
| Best of luck and good wishes from Margaret Baldwin (cousin of Doug and Sally Martin, NZ) |
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| Niklas from Finse |
22/05/2006 |
| Do not believe the forecast! ...and on the other side you will get the katabatic winds! As you know.. go for it! (; |
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| Diane Toman from Winchester |
22/05/2006 |
| Dear Jo & all the foxes.
Well done on the first leg & have my fingers crossed for strong winds for a speedy second leg. My orange foxes t-shirt is fab!
Lots of love, Diane |
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| Kim from London |
22/05/2006 |
| What!? No wind!? Rubbish! The biggest tests come in the face of disappointment, so keep those heads high girls and enjoy your successes so far. We are behind you all the way even if the wind isn't! |
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| Samantha from London |
22/05/2006 |
| A few weeks ago I saw a young woman pulling a tyre behind her at Bushy Park. I thought it seemed rather an extreme thing to do, but today I found out about your trip through the met office website and have now discovered that she was one of the Foxes in training!
Congrats on completing the first leg of your trip and all the best for the return leg. Rather you than me!! |
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| Cath from Tonbridge |
22/05/2006 |
| What, no wind!? Boo -what a shame. We're having more than enough here for you in Tonbridge...and rain and thunder! Rubbish! No sitting in the garden with Pimms as I planned :o( Luckily there seems to be a lot of surplus warm Foxy kit lying around at Pippins, so I have stolen it all - ha ha! Thanks! About to go and do a wind dance for you. love Cath x |
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| Taryn Munro from Pacific Pines |
22/05/2006 |
| Hey i'm Taryn, i really love the arctic foxes.
its really interesting. my mum doesn't really get what i love about it cause im only eleven. you know this is a really good website. you rock! |
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| Guy from Adventure First Aid |
21/05/2006 |
| Four girls sat in a tent with nothing else to do but talk..... and you have no wind!!!! Keep waiting and lets hope it arrives... keep smiling. Guyxx |
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| Oli from London |
21/05/2006 |
| Well done on your crossing, sorry to hear you have no wind at the moment - hope that changes in time for your second record attempt! |
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| Ceciel DelaRue from London |
21/05/2006 |
| Hi to Jenny and the other foxes. Love the podcasts and well done so far! |
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| Sally from London |
21/05/2006 |
| Rach and other foxy ladies,big congratulations on the first crossing, hope the Baileys landed alright...thinking of you
Salx |
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| Neil Williams from Exeter |
21/05/2006 |
| Hi Rach, just seen news of your fantastic achievement on Westcountry News. Well done to you and the Foxes and good luck with the return trip |
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| Sally & Doug Martin from Christchurch NZ |
20/05/2006 |
| Hello Felicity, Jenny Jo and Rachael, Sorry it has taken so long for you
to
receive our message of Good Luck from down under, but believe me you
have
been in our thoughts, really great to know that you appear to be on
target, and still going strong. We are full of admiration for all of you.
So
stay safe, travel well, and Good luck. Much Love from all the Martins in
N.Z. Sally and Doug. |
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| GC from Nuuk |
20/05/2006 |
| Go west, the sun does not set! Enjoy! |
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| Kathryn from Belfast |
19/05/2006 |
| HI guys!
It's so amazing that you've made it! I just listened to your podcast Jo - it all sounds phenominal, I'm so proud of you.
Enjoy the Baileys and the sunshine - soak up some rays for me!
Good luck with the race back! I have every faith you can do it! I'll be thinking of you lots,
Big hug,
Kat |
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| Vincent (Foxy Postman) from Tonbridge |
19/05/2006 |
| A very big hallo to all the girls. Just to let you know that I am very happy that all is going well and that you are all ok. Wishing you all the best and keep up the good work and I hope the weather holds up for you all. Best of luck. Vincent |
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| Oaty from London |
19/05/2006 |
| Well done Foxes! Just listened to Vigorous Vellino on the podcast, glad that the sun is out now and your knee is holding up. Hope the food supplies got there and you are tucking into the maltloaf.Good luck for the return trip, we are all thinking of you! xxxx |
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| Sally and Doug from Christchurch N.Z. |
19/05/2006 |
| Hello Felicity, and you other amazing Foxes so pleased you completed the first part of your epic race safely. We seem to have a job getting up to date news of you but guess you are on the return journey by now, we think of you every day and wish you well,go safely, but fast!!Love from all the N.Z. Martinsxxx |
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| Pat Spiers from Sydney |
18/05/2006 |
| Great job you guys! I wish I'd run into you lot on the ice. May you have a smooth 20 knot Southeaster for your return leg. Mail us on http://www.kitesled.com
Pat |
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| Seb from London |
18/05/2006 |
| Hello There. Hope you are fine in the freezing greenland. Don't worry too much here is a crap weather too!
I send you a lot of love and luck, especially to you Jen.
And say hello to that big bear behind you...
Kisses
Seb |
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| Fred from |
18/05/2006 |
| Hi Rachel and Team! Congratulations. Enjoy the break before setting of again, trust all is well with you all and looking forward to seeing you back in one piece and high spirits. Take care and much love. |
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| Rob Peers from Tonbridge |
18/05/2006 |
| Well done girls so glad you made it; a fantastic achievement Jo - I'll buy you a double Baileys when you return!!
Rob |
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| ASTON FAMILY from HILDENBOROUGH |
18/05/2006 |
| Keep trying to post a message and it seems to go wrong.
We all want to send our congratulations and love to you all. Have a good rest,wash and relax until you can set off again. We will be with you ALL THE WAY
Our love to you |
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| Paul Cannon from Baltimore |
18/05/2006 |
| Well done, gals!!!!!
Fantastic job. Enjoy the Bailey's and hope the weather gets good for your return.
Paul x |
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| Katharine Roberton from London |
17/05/2006 |
| Congratulations Foxy ladeez! Top Buzz! Still can't believe where you are and what you've achieved (albeit with the help of gaffer tape; I always knew there was no probem it couldn't fix!) All the best for the return leg. Can't wait to hear all about it Rach xx |
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| AK from Wimborne |
17/05/2006 |
| Well done ladies, and congratulations on your crossing! I'm dead jealous -- I'd loved to have achieved something similar but like Jo the old knee keeps playing up, so I guess talking about it with her Dad and Mum will have to do for me. |
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| Luke from Providence, Rhode Island, US |
17/05/2006 |
| Congratulations on making it across, sounded pretty tough. Just the super fun bit to get back now!
Luke |
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| Becky and Holland from Ashcombe |
17/05/2006 |
| Hello Foxy ladies, Sending you all our love and thinking of you all the time. We are in Panama at the moment, heading off to Equador next week I think we definately got the best deal with the weather on our travels! Very Proud of my world record breaking sister Rachel and I can`t wait to hear all about it when you return. Oddles of love Bex and Holland xxxx |
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| Sharon from Sydney |
17/05/2006 |
| Go Foxes Go!
Congratulations on your crossing. You are all just so totally amazing. Everyone is very proud! It's hard to imagine frost bite when I'm sitting here in the Sydney sun! x |
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| Kenneth Westman Drake from |
17/05/2006 |
| Congratulations on your crossing, well done!
/The Hilleberg Team in Sweden |
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| Liz from Bishops Stortford |
17/05/2006 |
| Well done! Great news that you have all arrived safely. Enjoy your well deserved rest. I'll drink a toast to you tonight - pity you can't have one too.
Liz |
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| Emma from Bournemouth |
17/05/2006 |
| Congratulations girls! We are so proud of you. Enjoy a few days rest. Lots of love Emma, Tim, Sam and Nell xxxx |
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| Ali G from London |
17/05/2006 |
| You did it - congratulations - I am so proud of you...and delighted that you are at last having a wash!! WAY TO GO GIRLS. Love Ali G x |
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| Emily from London |
17/05/2006 |
| Well done foxy ladies and especially Rachel – I am so proud of you! How did you burst your sleeping mattress? I knew you shouldn't have packed those last-minute stilettos.... Good luck with the kiting and avoid falling into big holes, please |
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| Katie & Aner from Tel Aviv |
17/05/2006 |
| Congratulations!!!! So so proud. Enjoy your quick rest and have a fast and safe journey back. xxx |
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| Kate Siveter from Clapham |
17/05/2006 |
| You did it! Em, Cath, Darren and I all toasted your incredible achievement last night. Hurrah! |
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| DOE Silvers from London |
17/05/2006 |
| Congratulations Miss V and the rest of the foxes!!
Keep it up
x |
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| Michelle, Dani and Natalie Miller from Winchester, UK |
17/05/2006 |
| You have done so well girls; we wish you all the best on your return journey and a safe trip home. |
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| Evil & Lucifer from |
16/05/2006 |
| Hooray!!! You've arrived! Well done, you amazing girlies!! No doubt there'll be an interview with The Sun. Get home safe and soon. See you on page 3!! Big hugs to Rachel. x |
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| Guy from Adventure First Aid |
16/05/2006 |
| EXCELLENT NEWS! CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR ARRIVAL ON THE EAST COAST! I hope you are all full of wind for the crossing back!!
Guyxx |
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| Anna from St Albans |
16/05/2006 |
| Amazing! Congratulations to you all. Rest well and good luck for the return journey |
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| Carol (FAC) from Sydney, Downunder |
16/05/2006 |
| Wow... favourite Little Niece, Felicity, Jenny and Rachel - how proud am I. Well done you awesome foursome. I have just got out of my snuggly warm bed into the freezing cold night (around 18 degres celsius) to send you a "fantastic--ally well done, amazing feat, incredibly proud" message from Favourite Auntie C from downunder. Was talking to Big Max earlier to see if they had heard, and then found out a little later this evening, that you had made it! I have been "yippieing" around the apartment - too late to ring up all my friends - so poor Rumbeau and Daisie have borne the brunt of my excitement. Going back to my snug doona now with the biggest smile from ear to ear all over my face. Now for the big monster feast, lots of rest, get those feet, gear and bodies back into shape to really show everyone what stuff you are made of. Go Foxieesss - lots and lots of love, FAC xxx |
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| Jenny Dean from Buckfastleigh |
16/05/2006 |
| CONGRATULATIONS! One record down, another to go. Good luck on the return journey.
love Jenny |
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| Katie & Aner from Tel Aviv |
16/05/2006 |
| Where are you???!!!!!Thinking about you all the time. Hope the weather is clearing up and that we are updated on your whereabouts soon. lots of love to you all xxx |
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| Louise from London |
16/05/2006 |
| Hi there Girls! It sounds like you are having an amazing time....keep going! We hope the Cocodirect is keeping you warm and giving you lots of energy! Good Luck for the return leg, you are doing brilliantly! xx |
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| Cath from London |
16/05/2006 |
| Go foxes go...
Rach I'm phenomenally proud of you and all the foxes. Will have the flat stuffed with treats aplenty for your return and the heating on full blast. Please stop breaking things along the way.
Well done all and keep your peckers up.
Cath xx |
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| Claire Wright from St Albans |
16/05/2006 |
| Hi Jo & Fellow Foxes. How's it going? Hope the knee is holding up. Following your progress on the website. All is well here. Exchanged on the house last Wed. Move in a week on Fri. V excited. Did you know that Marie was pregnant? Due in Nov. How exciting. Keep your pecker up as my Granny would say. Can't wait to see your ugly mug when you get back. Love as always, C xx |
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| Jerry Lowe from Newton Abbot |
16/05/2006 |
| Well done to the Foxes, an absolutely fantastic achievement! Wishing you the very best of luck for a safe, speedy and record breaking return crossing. Jerry |
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| Stella Charlie and Milo from Brighton |
16/05/2006 |
| Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!
Very proud of you all. Well done. Rest well and be safe on the journey home you record makers. Stella.x |
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| Conny and Micka from London |
16/05/2006 |
| Hey Jen you made it!!!
Congratulations to the Foxes! Enjoy the beautiful east coast before heading back.
Keep your spirits up!
Jen, not quite as challenging but next year same time we might be crossing la mancha. kisses |
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| Richie from Tonbridge |
16/05/2006 |
| Well done Foxes! Half way there! Jo what is it with the Vellino's and their knees? It's a twin thing eh? You're now on the long road home, which always goes quicker than the getting there, you'll be home before you know it so enjoy every step xx |
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| Pete, Sophie & Tom from Reading |
16/05/2006 |
| Congratulations, Rachel & Co. Great stuff (including podcasts). Wishing you a speedy & safe return. |
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| Diane Toman from Winchester |
16/05/2006 |
| Dear Jo & all the foxes. Well done on completing the crossing, you are all amazing & an inspiration. Hope all goes well for the second crossing. Glad your knee better Jo. Take care, Diane xx |
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| Jane and Jessica from Rome - Italy |
16/05/2006 |
| Can't wait to get home to my computer and check your progress. It's so exciting and now you've made it. It's incredible - well done all of you. Imagine the next bit will be really putting you all to the test - good luck. |
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| Mo from London |
16/05/2006 |
| Hi Jo,
Just wanted to say WELL DONE! Congratulations on your achievement!
Mohamed Imran Noorgat (Teach First '03) |
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| Amelia Paul from Bristol |
15/05/2006 |
| Hey there Rachel - and the other foxes, well done for getting this far. Been listening to the podcasts, you come across so well! When you get back Rach, there will be a scan picture of my little baby at 12 weeks for you to see! By the time I see you I will have a bump and a half! Good luck for the rest of the expedition, I am thinking of you all... Can't wait to see you and catch up in person Rach! Aaron sends love too. |
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| Paul Cannon from Baltimore |
15/05/2006 |
| Hi, Jen. Jo and co. Good to see you are cruising along at marathon a day or so. Enjoy your success and rest and I hope the journey back puts you in the record books! Paul x |
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| Cate Dodkin from London |
15/05/2006 |
| Loving the website Pugh! I have passed the address to all the OTC boys in Iraq who are having a bit of a bad time, its certainly keeping them entertained! Good luck and keep the spirits up, lots of love, Cate |
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| Evil from London |
15/05/2006 |
| Rachel and Foxes, you are making phenomenal progress. Every day I wonder how you are and what it must be like for you. What you are doing is so a-w-e-s-o-m-e. Every day I hope for your safe return and that your knicker elastic is still holding out. Love, E. |
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| Jane and James from London |
15/05/2006 |
| A true bunch of British fighters. Your progress is ever impressive, am pretty amused with all the damage you're causing though. I guess your equipment will be worthless by the time you get back so there will be no profits on ebay! Oh well, at least you can come back with a record under your belt, pretty priceless....rock and roll girls. xxx |
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| Marloes from London |
15/05/2006 |
| Hi Jenny, it sounds amazing! Enjoy, you superwoman!
X |
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| Ross & Nick from Toronto |
15/05/2006 |
| Hello Foxy-Fox Rachel & all other Foxy Ladies - so close to the end...almost there...must push on...so close...can almost taste it. Would be a load easier if you stopped smashing all you equipment! So proud of you - you have done something really special. You even have your own North American fan club now. Can't wait 'til you are riding high all the way home on those crazy kites. xoxoxo Ross & Nick |
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