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Date: 29th August 2012


The first question came to mind was , did you ever read the book of Job ?.. I would love to be able to walk the path of the Job and to see a part of this ancient world. Thank you for sharing your vacation with the world in such details , I can say from reading about your journey and seeing the pictures i\'m taken there visually in spirit.

From Blog: Oman part II - Nizwa, Bahla and Sur
Date: 13th August 2012


hi! i loved and really enjoyed reading your entries. i'm from yemen, well my parents are, and i haven't seen nearly as much as you have!i know you said you were disappointed about not being able to see the insides of mosques, shrines, etc but if you look up "al saleh masjid," you can get a pretty good idea of some beautiful architecture there. i've been inside the mosque and it is stunning but for some reason, the place is FILLED with moths. you won't really find them flying around, but you'll find hundreds of them up against a single stained window. it almost freaked me out because there were just so many in one place! there is another place you probably could have visited, an ancient city called Marib. It was once ruled by the queen of Sheba (present - day yemen) and was the capitol of her kingdom. They've excavated some temples and i think she's also buried around there. maybe you would have been able to see it. and also, i hope you got to visit some of the beaches in a'den. they're a great relief from all the dust and dull rock! happy traveling!

From Blog: Yemen part IV - The south and the west
Date: 14th June 2012

Wow!
It was quite interesting. I really like here your graveyard's pictures esp. balck and whites...

From Blog: Paris 2012
Date: 13th June 2012

Tack!
Hej! Det var roligt att vara i Paris med alla er. Ni va jätte snälla. Jag gillade allting vi gjorde och önskar att vi fick vara där en gång till. Jag tyckte att det var en bra resa jag fick av er i present. Det var jätte kul där. Det bästa var paraden och karusellerna, men en sak var läskig och det vet ni.......det var den ena karusellen. Det var sött det jag åt för det jag åt var kakor och sånt. Det var jätte jätte jätte roligt att vara med er. Jag sov också bra och det var roligt, jätte roligt. Kram från Julia

From Blog: Paris 2012
Date: 13th June 2012


I didn't even make to paris at 58. What the heck?

From Blog: Paris 2012
Date: 30th May 2012

We are enjoying following your trip!
Loved the whale photos. We've been on Orca watching trips in the NW United States , Cabo San Lucas, Mexico and Sperm Whales in NZ and we know how tough it is to get their photo. Sneaky....as big as they are they move with grace and speed.

From Blog: Sri Lanka
Date: 12th May 2012

Murmansk
Awesome! I've actually driven there from Oslo. I drove to Bergen, took Hurtigruten to Kirkenes and drove from there. A great journey! As for that "I live in Murmansk" thing - he might have wanted to say that he lives in Murmansk Oblast, not the city of Murmansk itself.

From Blog: Russia part I - Murmansk and Kola Peninsula
Date: 7th May 2012

Bikini visit???
Sure you don\'t wanna go to the Bikini atoll? It should be safe for a visit (i.e. not living there permanently & not eating locally produced food). It would be great for diving. No one dares to fish there. And I wouldn\'t probably be there either, but that you will have to check first:)

From Blog: Maldives
Date: 7th May 2012

According to me...
...he did succeed with the joke :-) Lovely pictures!

From Blog: Maldives
Date: 18th April 2012

nice article
That's a nice article on Inca Trail. I have been wanting to go there for a while but haven't done it yet. Thanks for posting and good luck with future travels!

From Blog: Peru part II - The Inca Trail
Date: 23rd March 2012

Not Simrishamn
This is not Simrishamn, this is a house situated at Stortorget in Ystad, next to the old town hall.

From Blog: Sweden – Simrishamn
Date: 24th March 2012

Absolutely right
You are right and thank you for pointing it out for us. It has been corrected. Ake and Emma

From Blog: Sweden – Simrishamn
Date: 23rd February 2012

wow!!
I live in U.A.E so I'm lucky I can see Dubai mall the(waterfall) easier than you who's in other countries nananana

From Blog: UAE part 1 - Dubai
Date: 20th February 2012

Great entry!
Hi Ake, this blog was fun to read and some of the pictures were fascinating! The ship-breaking in particular looked interesting, never heard of that before. And props to you for respecting the local's wishes not to take pictures of them. Unfortunately, there appear to be many people on this website who don't have the same kind of respect for locals, and just shove their cameras into their faces. Great to finally read something about Bangladesh, not many people go there (yet?), probably as it's not glamorous to go to one of the poorest countries on this planet. Cheers, Jens

From Blog: Bangladesh I - the southeast
Date: 19th February 2012

Hi
Bangladesh is a beautiful cuontry ! Wish i can go to uot there. Thanks for post to blog

From Blog: Bangladesh I - the southeast
Date: 18th February 2012

We are thrilled to read this blog
We are going to Bangladesh later this year and it is great reading your post. Not too many people travel to or blog from Bangladesh. How much time in total did you spend there. You are correct that your photos are not your usual quality...sorry for the camera issues. But, loved the bird on the cow photo. The boat breaking looks interesting. We may need to take a look at that. Looking forward to your next blog.

From Blog: Bangladesh I - the southeast
Date: 24th January 2012


Incredible architecture.

From Blog: Yemen part II - Wadi Hadramawt
Date: 24th November 2011

the fountain is so wounderfull & would like to take a pic infront of it
dubai is the best in the universe for me

From Blog: UAE part 1 - Dubai
Date: 22nd November 2011

Iiron gates
Wow, great article, I really appreciate your thought process and having it explained properly, thank you! Iron gates

From Blog: Georgia part IV - Balconies of Tbilisi
Date: 15th November 2011


AWESOME picture.

From Blog: Georgia part III - Tbilisi and around
Date: 7th November 2011

wonderful and fun photos!
You did it again! Excellent shooting, and pictures whispering by themselves...

From Blog: Georgia part IV - Balconies of Tbilisi
Date: 2nd November 2011

Wadi Dahr
Beautiful

From Blog: Yemen - Part III
Date: 31st October 2011

Thank you for your blog about Murmansk
I appreciate your point of view that Murmansk may not be beautiful but its there in the far far arctic. I plant to visit Murmansk this coming summer. There is not much about the place, except some trumped up tourist stuff about the sights. I want to know if there is a synagogue. According to what I have read on the web (Wiki), the northern most synagogue is in Murmansk. But I can find no mention of it. Do you know about it? Thank you so much. Parmalee Cover Portland Oregon USA

From Blog: Russia part I - Murmansk and Kola Peninsula
Date: 1st November 2011

Synagogue in Murmansk
Hi Parmalee, I can not say if there is or is not a synagogue in Murmansk. I didn't see any but then I could have walked right past one without knowing it was there. It is a bit difficult to find information on things in Murmansk even if you know what you are looking for. I wish you good luck with your visit in Murmansk. It is not your average tourist destination but that is also what makes it a nice place in my opinion. Ake

From Blog: Russia part I - Murmansk and Kola Peninsula
Date: 25th October 2011

An eloquent description of Georgia
Always amazed by your traveling spirit!

From Blog: Georgia part III - Tbilisi and around





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