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Date: 12th April 2013
Looks cold to me
I was in Belarus a few days last summer. On the pictures it looks awfully cold. Hope you enjoyed it. I did. Ake
From Blog: To clap or not to clap(in public)
Looks cold to me
I was in Belarus a few days last summer. On the pictures it looks awfully cold. Hope you enjoyed it. I did. Ake
From Blog: To clap or not to clap(in public)
Date: 9th April 2013
Congratulations on your milestone.
A wonderful accomplishment to have visited all the ex soviet republics. Maybe you can do a contrast blog summarizing the similarities and differences of each. Spring is not in the air. Sounds like you are meeting some interesting people.
From Blog: Completing a milestone: my last ex Soviet republic
Congratulations on your milestone.
A wonderful accomplishment to have visited all the ex soviet republics. Maybe you can do a contrast blog summarizing the similarities and differences of each. Spring is not in the air. Sounds like you are meeting some interesting people.
From Blog: Completing a milestone: my last ex Soviet republic
Date: 6th April 2013
It is good to see you blogging again
Looks like November is a good time to visit. The colors are lovely. Sounds like you were busy making friends. It was nice of her to give you a heated seat. Looking forward to reading more.
From Blog: Ancient mounds of Gyeongju
It is good to see you blogging again
Looks like November is a good time to visit. The colors are lovely. Sounds like you were busy making friends. It was nice of her to give you a heated seat. Looking forward to reading more.
From Blog: Ancient mounds of Gyeongju
Date: 18th February 2013
it is amaizing place .really!!!!!!!
From Blog: you, you, you,you,you,you!!!!!!
it is amaizing place .really!!!!!!!
From Blog: you, you, you,you,you,you!!!!!!
Date: 13th January 2013
The beauty of Simunul
I didn't know that Simunul is a beautiful island.I want to visit the place someday Inshaallah .And i'd like to see the masjed of shiekh makdum and his tomb.i'm happy to see some of the view of simunul.Thanks for posting some of your shots.
From Blog: SIMUNUL:CRADLE OF ISLAM IN THE PHILIPPINES
The beauty of Simunul
I didn't know that Simunul is a beautiful island.I want to visit the place someday Inshaallah .And i'd like to see the masjed of shiekh makdum and his tomb.i'm happy to see some of the view of simunul.Thanks for posting some of your shots.
From Blog: SIMUNUL:CRADLE OF ISLAM IN THE PHILIPPINES
I love Bosnia and Herzegovina
God bless in Bosnia and Herzegovina
From Blog: SARAJEVO ROSE
Nice, Magical, Great Bosnia & Herzegovina
I hope to visit Sarajevo and know much about Bosnian culture.
From Blog: SARAJEVO ROSE
Date: 9th November 2012
Awesome! Finally inspired my kid to travel!
Thank you so much for this blog. Ive been trying to get my late teens to travel for ever but they just like hanging in Aus. Was reading your blog and mr almost 17 walked past and saw the pic of tatouine and went...I Want to go there!.......finally! Thanks.
From Blog: Palm Groves, Mountain oases, and lightning quick safari to Star Wars locales...
Awesome! Finally inspired my kid to travel!
Thank you so much for this blog. Ive been trying to get my late teens to travel for ever but they just like hanging in Aus. Was reading your blog and mr almost 17 walked past and saw the pic of tatouine and went...I Want to go there!.......finally! Thanks.
From Blog: Palm Groves, Mountain oases, and lightning quick safari to Star Wars locales...
Date: 7th November 2012
It is horrible to have a fish bone stuck in your throat for days. My friend had a similar experience, the doctor could not remove it and he just said to live with it because it was not going to kill him anyway and it will eventually go away. What a crappy thing to say!
From Blog: How a fish bone almost ruined my vacation...
It is horrible to have a fish bone stuck in your throat for days. My friend had a similar experience, the doctor could not remove it and he just said to live with it because it was not going to kill him anyway and it will eventually go away. What a crappy thing to say!
From Blog: How a fish bone almost ruined my vacation...
Date: 3rd October 2012
Just browsing...
Just discovered yr blog..its nice to read and get the informations around the world. keep it up .......
Just browsing...
Just discovered yr blog..its nice to read and get the informations around the world. keep it up .......
Date: 20th September 2012
People who think that everywhere is everything the same are not right. The best thing is to get a local guide, especially if you just want to get to know the city. If you don´t have that opportunity, well, can be different. You can never know what is good to do and what is not in another country. You know your place but not everythere is the same as at home. I am originally from Kazan and I know what kind of city it is. There are both good and bad people, as everywhere. But to distinguise that you have to know the place and people there. You will never see the differences if you don´t know them. Often it is also luck, some people have luck.. some not. I think for you.. you just didn´t have it. There are a lot of nice people here and I know people from different countries of the world who remember time in Kazan with a good feeling. Some of them even turn back again. Good luck you next time, wherever you go and wherever you are!
From Blog: HOW WE MET THE LOCAL MAFIAS IN KAZAN
People who think that everywhere is everything the same are not right. The best thing is to get a local guide, especially if you just want to get to know the city. If you don´t have that opportunity, well, can be different. You can never know what is good to do and what is not in another country. You know your place but not everythere is the same as at home. I am originally from Kazan and I know what kind of city it is. There are both good and bad people, as everywhere. But to distinguise that you have to know the place and people there. You will never see the differences if you don´t know them. Often it is also luck, some people have luck.. some not. I think for you.. you just didn´t have it. There are a lot of nice people here and I know people from different countries of the world who remember time in Kazan with a good feeling. Some of them even turn back again. Good luck you next time, wherever you go and wherever you are!
From Blog: HOW WE MET THE LOCAL MAFIAS IN KAZAN
Date: 2nd September 2012
PMR
I was 2 times in PMR I am from Bucharest , everythyng is ok, in this Republic people are frendly and everythyng is fine is more beautifull then in west ...
From Blog: TRANSNISTRIA'S CORRUPT BORDER GUARDS
PMR
I was 2 times in PMR I am from Bucharest , everythyng is ok, in this Republic people are frendly and everythyng is fine is more beautifull then in west ...
From Blog: TRANSNISTRIA'S CORRUPT BORDER GUARDS
Date: 3rd July 2012
agusan marsh
great pics! I want to see Lolong the biggest croc in the world in captivity. I live in Quezon city, retired from the UK
agusan marsh
great pics! I want to see Lolong the biggest croc in the world in captivity. I live in Quezon city, retired from the UK
Where can we stay:
we are looking for the convenient place to stay nearest to the place where the crocodile lolong is.....me and my boyfriend is looking for a lodging house. Can you please give us the information as soon as possible.....thank you:)
From Blog: THE AGUSAN MARSHLAND
Date: 20th June 2012
Awesome blog!!! Had the same experience with the trike incident by the way. Sadly, the Pasonanca Mountain Park is not as famous as it used to be. There are new places that i have personally visited and saw on the local tv in Zamboanga City. * Paseo Del Mar is now a hub for foodies and alike. Best time to be there is still sunset. With a bottle of beer and a platter of mixed seafoods, you can enjoy seeing the majestic sun slowly eaten away by the sea. If you miss the old Baywalk in Manila, then this is the place for you. They even copied the lighting. Remember the ball-shaped colored street lights? Best part is, there is secure parking because the City developed it to be tourist friendly. A dancing fountain was also added to the attraction a couple of months ago. * Waterfalls are a new attraction. I heard there are several but the one I saw on tv is the Kambal Falls. The name speaks for its self. Two waterfalls having the same stream of water. The other one is situated at a higher level and flows through the second one going down. * For those who are less adventurous, two newer malls were built less than a couple of years ago. Gateway and Southway. Not associated with the Mall Giants in Manila though. If you are looking for familiar places where you can eat, there\'s Jolibee, Mcdonalds, KFC, Greenwich, Chowking, Goldilocks, Red Ribbon, and even Gerry\'s Grill and Max\'s Restaurant. * Lucky for me I have relatives in Zamboanga so I didn\'t find a hard time looking for a place to crash. * If you have extra cash to spare and into a more luxurious setting, the recently expanded Garden Orchid Hotel offers the best fill. It is also just across the airport so for business travelers and alike, this is the place for you. There is also a good restaurant beside the hotel called the Village. They have the best Chicken Barbeque that i have ever tasted in my whole life! Other food items are also above average and is surprisingly affordable.
From Blog: ASIA'S LATIN CITY
Awesome blog!!! Had the same experience with the trike incident by the way. Sadly, the Pasonanca Mountain Park is not as famous as it used to be. There are new places that i have personally visited and saw on the local tv in Zamboanga City. * Paseo Del Mar is now a hub for foodies and alike. Best time to be there is still sunset. With a bottle of beer and a platter of mixed seafoods, you can enjoy seeing the majestic sun slowly eaten away by the sea. If you miss the old Baywalk in Manila, then this is the place for you. They even copied the lighting. Remember the ball-shaped colored street lights? Best part is, there is secure parking because the City developed it to be tourist friendly. A dancing fountain was also added to the attraction a couple of months ago. * Waterfalls are a new attraction. I heard there are several but the one I saw on tv is the Kambal Falls. The name speaks for its self. Two waterfalls having the same stream of water. The other one is situated at a higher level and flows through the second one going down. * For those who are less adventurous, two newer malls were built less than a couple of years ago. Gateway and Southway. Not associated with the Mall Giants in Manila though. If you are looking for familiar places where you can eat, there\'s Jolibee, Mcdonalds, KFC, Greenwich, Chowking, Goldilocks, Red Ribbon, and even Gerry\'s Grill and Max\'s Restaurant. * Lucky for me I have relatives in Zamboanga so I didn\'t find a hard time looking for a place to crash. * If you have extra cash to spare and into a more luxurious setting, the recently expanded Garden Orchid Hotel offers the best fill. It is also just across the airport so for business travelers and alike, this is the place for you. There is also a good restaurant beside the hotel called the Village. They have the best Chicken Barbeque that i have ever tasted in my whole life! Other food items are also above average and is surprisingly affordable.
From Blog: ASIA'S LATIN CITY
Very Nice Indeed
carpeted cliffs with cascading waterfalls in contrast simply full of life
From Blog: THE TEA COUNTRY
Date: 7th May 2012
baliangao
I liked very much your trip and photos hope to trace the same foot steps, thanks!
From Blog: MANGROVE SWAMPS TO MOUNTAIN RETREAT
baliangao
I liked very much your trip and photos hope to trace the same foot steps, thanks!
From Blog: MANGROVE SWAMPS TO MOUNTAIN RETREAT
Date: 15th April 2012
Painting Tauts of Bagan
10 years ago I bought copies of Bagan Murals from a gifted young painter there selling his works. Lots of care and work went into these pieces of art and they were well worth the money spent. Now, I'd like to understand the history behind the subject matter.
From Blog: BAGAN'S TEMPLES AND THE PAINTING TOUTS
Painting Tauts of Bagan
10 years ago I bought copies of Bagan Murals from a gifted young painter there selling his works. Lots of care and work went into these pieces of art and they were well worth the money spent. Now, I'd like to understand the history behind the subject matter.
From Blog: BAGAN'S TEMPLES AND THE PAINTING TOUTS
Date: 24th February 2012
fun to read, very well written, insightful, lots of pictures, I want more info on menhirs
Also, please describe some of the food, and tell us about the locals, not just the 2 corrupt cops. The difference with crookery in the US is that here they make MUCH MORE money, by giving tons of tickets for anything, parking tickets most of it. In Santa Ana, CA, they stop anybody who looks Latino, give them a ticket for anything (stopping at a red light!), threaten them with "resisting the law" if they utter the slightest disapproval, impound the car and keep it for an hundred dollars a night; since poor people do not have that amount of money, the fine gets up to a thousand dollars in less than two weeks, which is close to what the second hand lemon car costed them; thus they still hundreds of cars every year; then the police sells them at auctions; and you can buy "legally" a car stolen by the police "legally". See, with Americans it is just a matter of doing things properly, and giving it a nice name
From Blog: ROAD TRIP I: OUR RUN IN WITH THE LAW
fun to read, very well written, insightful, lots of pictures, I want more info on menhirs
Also, please describe some of the food, and tell us about the locals, not just the 2 corrupt cops. The difference with crookery in the US is that here they make MUCH MORE money, by giving tons of tickets for anything, parking tickets most of it. In Santa Ana, CA, they stop anybody who looks Latino, give them a ticket for anything (stopping at a red light!), threaten them with "resisting the law" if they utter the slightest disapproval, impound the car and keep it for an hundred dollars a night; since poor people do not have that amount of money, the fine gets up to a thousand dollars in less than two weeks, which is close to what the second hand lemon car costed them; thus they still hundreds of cars every year; then the police sells them at auctions; and you can buy "legally" a car stolen by the police "legally". See, with Americans it is just a matter of doing things properly, and giving it a nice name
From Blog: ROAD TRIP I: OUR RUN IN WITH THE LAW
Date: 5th February 2012
Thank you for sharing
Great discription about Dushanbe. I love reading them and to me, this is a very useful and helpful tips about Dushanbe. I will keep on browsing this page from time to time as to keep me aware and well informed about this beautiful town...most probabaly I will be visiting Dushanbe in Jun 2012. Your artical could be considered a great guide...thanks for sharing
From Blog: IF IT'S MONDAY I MUST BE IN DUSHANBE!
Thank you for sharing
Great discription about Dushanbe. I love reading them and to me, this is a very useful and helpful tips about Dushanbe. I will keep on browsing this page from time to time as to keep me aware and well informed about this beautiful town...most probabaly I will be visiting Dushanbe in Jun 2012. Your artical could be considered a great guide...thanks for sharing
From Blog: IF IT'S MONDAY I MUST BE IN DUSHANBE!
Date: 25th January 2012
Hi ^^
You should challenge mountain kota kinabalu,since you prefer hiking. wish me good luck, i am going to hiking the pinnacles on this coming march 2012 :)
From Blog: HIKING THE PINNACLES
Hi ^^
You should challenge mountain kota kinabalu,since you prefer hiking. wish me good luck, i am going to hiking the pinnacles on this coming march 2012 :)
From Blog: HIKING THE PINNACLES
Date: 25th September 2011
Wow!
Those beaches look amazing! Hope to see a new blog from you soon, I'd love to read about your latest travels. Cheers, Jens
From Blog: BEAUTIFUL CALAGUAS ISLANDS
Wow!
Those beaches look amazing! Hope to see a new blog from you soon, I'd love to read about your latest travels. Cheers, Jens
From Blog: BEAUTIFUL CALAGUAS ISLANDS
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Minsk was my last Soviet Republic too...
I was there back in August 2012. But out of all the former Soviet republics, my favourite was Turkmenistan. So different...
From Blog: Completing a milestone: my last ex Soviet republic