The Steiners' Guestbook

Nice picture in front of the "Capitole" ! :D

It seems you had fun in Southern Africa but still after touring, you dont know that Livingstone is in Zambia, not Zimbabwe?? Should we read something into this??

so glad you are heading home!
Manny my friend you need to be a travel writer! I totally love reading your summaries, you have a gift. Jen - good for you for buying clothes! Can't wait for the fashion show. Travel safely and it will be good to have you back home. With your return and Urban Meyer's change of heart regarding retirement - all will be right with the world. Hugs, T

Hi from William and Thea
Hallo Manny and Jennifer. Hope you are doing well and are enjoying Cape Town. If you are back at home, please do send me some photo's of the shopping centre you are about to open. Also send the name of the person you know from Cape Town, maybe I aught to just try and hear if he is interested..? (I do not think it is good that you mentioned the Cheetah?) Can you take it out or not? Warm regards. Your friends in Namibia

Use Tobacco Field Photo
May I use the tobacco field photo in a digital story I am creating for my Master's class - Ed Tech?

nice photo witr headwaiter
I AM ALSO HEAD WAITER .it is very kind to shar good moment with peopllethose we serve.IT IS GOOD PLEASURE FOR U WHEN WE SATIESFIED OUR GUESTS.

"spooky shacks"
The "spooky" shacks are fruit cellars (smetimes called "root" cellars). Used for storing fruit and also canned goods...sometimes. Using the principles of continuous earth temperature made them great for perishable storage. Also, many structures like these can be "spring houses", that is a covered building where spring water would emanate from a hillside and could be collected for use. They are always one of the two and telling them apart is as simple as looking at where they are. If you see small pools of water or dark green high grass nearby, then it is likely a spring house. Had you continued your journey out the Town Creek valley, you would have seen some very beautiful country.

temple
I think that is the temple of hephaestus. We loved Athens as well. (So many people discount it.) You are a wonderful writer. Good luck to you and Ms. Barbie.

Yeah
Have you seen anything but the parts that you shown on this pictures?Belgrade is a beautyful town and i dont know which agency you were there with but all of us had the greatest time of our life!!!!

The church you did not enter is the Russian Orthodox church. That architectural style is not specific for the Romanian orthodox churches.

Ataturk statue
I was shocked to see that you had also noticed and photographed the same statue that I saw- right before my trip to Istanbul from Bucharest, no less. I wondered what it was doing there too. What a coincidence.

Serb Nationalism
Having just returned from Serbia I can say the Serbs don't try to hide what happened in the Balkan wars. Most of them feel the same way we do - it was utter madness and they don't understand how it happened. Many Serbs in Belgrade hated Milosovic and the way his policies wrecked their country. As for having no place in a modern Europe - I'm fairly ashamed that "modern Europe" bombed one of it's own cities. The Serbs are desperate to put everything behind them and move on and to that end we must help them acheive it. Don't forget the Croats and Bosnians committed a few atrocities themselves.