About these pages

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These pages are hosted by Netscape's Site Central, which enables Ron to update them using any computer on the internet. That is also the reason to keep the layout quite simple. For example: the menu on the left has been build using an HTML table instead of some nice interactive graphics or Java applets, as using such table allows Ron to add new items without having the need for some special software.

To make sure Ron provides you with some news even if he cannot afford to (or does not want to...) stay at an internet cafe for a long time, a former colleague has access to these pages as well. Of course, the main advantage of having two writers is that either of them can refer to the other when someone would complain about the content... Still, please feel free to send your comments to Arjan at avbentem@hetnet.nl.

These frames... You will have noticed frames like this one while browsing this site. Unless stated otherwise, the text inside such frames has been added by Ron's ghostwriter.

The header above is generated using some JavaScript, and may, of course, not be the exact location of Ron's whereabouts. The day counter does not account for any timezone differences. Doesn't that make you wonder if it is updated at midnight? The pages have been tested against Internet Explorer 5. As they rely on frames, JavaScript and Style Sheets, the pages may not appear as expected in other browsers.

Note that http://travel.to/ronvermaas will also get you to these pages. Ron's other page, http://www.gironet.nl/home/rvermaas will not be updated.

Links

Some links related to people Ron met during his trip, or who are linking to this very pages:

• Fred and Inge, who Ron met in Nepal.
• The Dutch homepage of Rosalie and Leo Verhulst and their travel links.
• A page with links to (Dutch) travelstories, maintained by Bart Veen and Klaske Tienstra, who are also busy publishing their own reports.
• reisverhalen.pagina.nl, overview of links to mostly Dutch pages with travel stories.
• On a day like this, Marco Polo left for China. What are your plans for today? Travels and Tales, the Dutch pages of Annet Blanken and Lode Broekman.
• Netscape's Site Central backpacking section.
• The Flamish (Dutch) links page of Wegwijzer Reisinfo.
• The bookmarks section of a Dutch career magazine, Carp.
• Check if someone else has linked these pages, using AltaVista.

If you know more, let me know!