Christina: "You're very calming. Beautiful energy." Share re depression and spirituality.
Jo "Highest EQ of anyone ever met. Should be life coach or counsellor."
Elna interested in me romantically.
Shoalhavem guy "Find conversation extremely inspiring. So rare."
Gavin: "He could make a sewerage work look beautiful."
Matt in blog for hrs when could not sleep.
JC: Its always a great laugh when your around...
Much energy in your pelvis. Use it." Deborah
I rarely see a photograph I might call 'art' but your groups of photographs sensitively collaged I think do work as art. Ken
Site for Lydia and got domain working.
Chrisel: Inspired by your calmness, kindness. (Kindness most Nb quality)
Making girls laugh in mountains.
Chrisel interested & Liz
Home maintenance (especially hole in toilet wall)
Brandon: "You're one in twelve funny people."
Heather "You've changed. Calmer."
Jo: "You're in tune with emotions of others. Made me calmer."
Liz: Your poetry brought me to to tears.
Greatly inspired Srini.
Carrying pack at hike.
Photography
Shoalhaven: Hey Graeme, these photos are fantastic. I watched them many times! Sara
Shoalhaven: Wowee.. fantasticly, awesome pics! I tried to leave a comment on your blog but it didn't take.. going to show my students your blog today.. such a great account of the adventure :-) Ann Marie
Shoalhaven: A famous hiking photographer Graeme Myburgh has some more amazing shots from the weekend. JC
Liz: I don't know if this sounds odd, but all of your photos have this very positive, uplifting feel about them. They give a sense of hope, wonder, awe and a general sense that everything is right with the world.
Gavin: Graeme has magic within his fingers like that of a god. With the click of his fingers he captures life in its purest form, with such raw emotion.
Ken: I rarely see a photograph I might call 'art' but your groups of photographs sensitively collaged I think do work as art.
Gavin: “Graeme could make a sewerage work look beautiful.”
Gavin: "Never get enough of your photos. Sit on toilet, end up there for 1.5 hours.
Life Trove
Liz: Since you gave us the link, I have been snooping around your blog. And all I can say is WOW!!!! It is an absolutely extraordinary piece of work. Firstly, Your photos are beyond amazing. I don't know if this sounds odd, but all of your photos have this very positive, uplifting feel about them. They give a sense of hope, wonder, awe and a general sense that everything is right with the world (sorry for getting a bit deep there). Anyway, there is definitely a gallery waiting with your name on it! A few of my favourites are the "Torres Del Paine, Chile" with the sunlight hitting the peaks, the lion sitting so grandly and looking so majestic, the moon setting over the 12 Apostles, the sun setting behind the elephant, the sunset one with the boat in the water (you must have taken it recently)....really I could name so many more.... Your memoirs are so warm, honest and funny. Its great reading about your family and seeing photos when you were a boy...with hair (haha). Your poetry brought me to to tears (particularly the one entitled 'The Child' for a couple different reasons). I love poetry and used to write heaps as a child and in my teens but I haven't done so for ages.
Chrisel: I lost myself for a couple of hours in your treasure trove...what an incredible collection of memories you have created there. You must be so proud of yourself; seriously to be so in touch with all your most valued people/experiences is very admirable. And the photos! Those South America photos are amaaaaaaazing! Wow, you really are a master photographer and writer (I still believe that you have missed your calling and should be a writer/photographer!). Thanks also for being so complementary about my family and your time here - I showed them all the entries about them and they loved it!
Sean: Hi Graeme, a blast from the past but I was thinking about my old school friends on the weekend and looked you up. I read your blog and wow, you live life to the full.
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