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Date: 15th October 2008
interesting
Interesting journal without being niced up too much. Honest feelings. Sincere and blunt. I like it.
From Blog: Get me out of here. NOW
interesting
Interesting journal without being niced up too much. Honest feelings. Sincere and blunt. I like it.
From Blog: Get me out of here. NOW
Date: 2nd October 2008
enjoyed reading ur blog
i was laughing hard about some of your comments regarding the places you went to and the people you met from the philippines.. i envy you coz i am a filipino but i've never been to palawan.. hayzzz.. but i will... thumbs up for your nice blog about us( well in general)
From Blog: "Take care of my friend"
enjoyed reading ur blog
i was laughing hard about some of your comments regarding the places you went to and the people you met from the philippines.. i envy you coz i am a filipino but i've never been to palawan.. hayzzz.. but i will... thumbs up for your nice blog about us( well in general)
From Blog: "Take care of my friend"
Date: 13th August 2008
Hunza-the real paradise on the planet
The magnificant pics have been captured from mind blowing locations, really the place paradise on earth. Excellent job.
From Blog: Hunza - Now that's paradise
Hunza-the real paradise on the planet
The magnificant pics have been captured from mind blowing locations, really the place paradise on earth. Excellent job.
From Blog: Hunza - Now that's paradise
Date: 18th June 2008
Those pictures of the Bran castle bring back memories. I was in it in July 1989. The interior is looking a lot more comfortable then when I was there. I spent my night in Brasov sleeping in my tent around 200 M from the castle with wolves howling around me all night. :D Mel
From Blog: The land of Dracula
Those pictures of the Bran castle bring back memories. I was in it in July 1989. The interior is looking a lot more comfortable then when I was there. I spent my night in Brasov sleeping in my tent around 200 M from the castle with wolves howling around me all night. :D Mel
From Blog: The land of Dracula
Date: 20th May 2008
hi di is liaqat from old hunza inn.................conguratulating u on ur effort to bring forth the real beauty of hunza....thanks..........best of luck for ur next adventutres toures...
From Blog: Hunza - Now that's paradise
hi di is liaqat from old hunza inn.................conguratulating u on ur effort to bring forth the real beauty of hunza....thanks..........best of luck for ur next adventutres toures...
From Blog: Hunza - Now that's paradise
Date: 14th April 2008
hi
very nice blog.. two pictures are not loading please upload them again..
From Blog: Hunza - Now that's paradise
hi
very nice blog.. two pictures are not loading please upload them again..
From Blog: Hunza - Now that's paradise
Date: 14th April 2008
hello
i've been to northern areas twice but the way you presented it is really amazing..
From Blog: Rakaposhi base camp
hello
i've been to northern areas twice but the way you presented it is really amazing..
From Blog: Rakaposhi base camp
Date: 29th November 2007
Hi Victor! I'm a Romanian, someone send me to this page and I was very excited to read your trip journal. I'm glad you had a good time here, it's a shame you couldn't visit the monasteries in Moldavia. They're exceptional, especially the Vornonet one (the one with that unique blue colour). And also Sibiu, it's a city in Transylvania and this year it was elected as the capital of Europe. Don't know what happened with the sarmalute with mamaliga you tasted, because they're supposed to be delicious! And with cream on top! Yumm! :p The Bran Castle belonged to Vlad Tepes (also called Vlad Dracul, meaning Vlad the devil, from who the whole Dracula story began). During his reign (around 1450) he imposed those cruel punishments, that's how he got the name. But he was a prince with a deep sense of justice. ;) And he is so needed these days because of the problems we have with the gypsies. :p Not all people here want to leave for the US. It's true that many think of that, but also many young people want to stay here and make a difference. Including me! :D There are still many things to be done for this country. Hope your article will make many people plan a trip to Romania! You won't be sorry! ;) All the best to you all! iulia
From Blog: The land of Dracula
Hi Victor! I'm a Romanian, someone send me to this page and I was very excited to read your trip journal. I'm glad you had a good time here, it's a shame you couldn't visit the monasteries in Moldavia. They're exceptional, especially the Vornonet one (the one with that unique blue colour). And also Sibiu, it's a city in Transylvania and this year it was elected as the capital of Europe. Don't know what happened with the sarmalute with mamaliga you tasted, because they're supposed to be delicious! And with cream on top! Yumm! :p The Bran Castle belonged to Vlad Tepes (also called Vlad Dracul, meaning Vlad the devil, from who the whole Dracula story began). During his reign (around 1450) he imposed those cruel punishments, that's how he got the name. But he was a prince with a deep sense of justice. ;) And he is so needed these days because of the problems we have with the gypsies. :p Not all people here want to leave for the US. It's true that many think of that, but also many young people want to stay here and make a difference. Including me! :D There are still many things to be done for this country. Hope your article will make many people plan a trip to Romania! You won't be sorry! ;) All the best to you all! iulia
From Blog: The land of Dracula
Date: 4th July 2007
Good Observations
It is an excellent entry. Detailed and very interesting to read. I am from Peshawar, so it was very interesting to see the perspective of a foreigner about my city.
From Blog: Darkness, brain curries and guns.
Good Observations
It is an excellent entry. Detailed and very interesting to read. I am from Peshawar, so it was very interesting to see the perspective of a foreigner about my city.
From Blog: Darkness, brain curries and guns.
Date: 24th May 2007
Great read!!!
Just read through most of your adventures, starting in europe...very informative and interesting...looking forward to your next one though it has been six months or so since the last one...can't wait for the next entry
From Blog: Chilling hardcore in Dahab
Great read!!!
Just read through most of your adventures, starting in europe...very informative and interesting...looking forward to your next one though it has been six months or so since the last one...can't wait for the next entry
From Blog: Chilling hardcore in Dahab
Date: 18th May 2007
HI
MY NAME IS RIZWAN QADIR. LIVING IN PAKISTAN AND HAVE SEEN HUNZA VALLEY BUT IN UR TRSVEL BLOG I DID ENJOY VERY MUCH. MY CONTACT NUMBER IS +92-302-8152757
From Blog: Hunza - Now that's paradise
HI
MY NAME IS RIZWAN QADIR. LIVING IN PAKISTAN AND HAVE SEEN HUNZA VALLEY BUT IN UR TRSVEL BLOG I DID ENJOY VERY MUCH. MY CONTACT NUMBER IS +92-302-8152757
From Blog: Hunza - Now that's paradise
Date: 18th May 2007
GOOD JOB
HI HOW R U IAM WELL AND WISH U TO BE SAME I HOPE THIS MALE WILL FIND U IN GOOD HEALTH.UR COLLECTIONS IS VERY GOOD I LIKE IT HAVE A VERY GOOD JOB THANKS FROR U
From Blog: Hunza - Now that's paradise
GOOD JOB
HI HOW R U IAM WELL AND WISH U TO BE SAME I HOPE THIS MALE WILL FIND U IN GOOD HEALTH.UR COLLECTIONS IS VERY GOOD I LIKE IT HAVE A VERY GOOD JOB THANKS FROR U
From Blog: Hunza - Now that's paradise
Date: 15th May 2007
Funny
Hi. What an interesting story. Ive read several stories of foreigners who have visited Albania but if I had to chose, yours is in the top 5 list. So funny. Im sorry u had to have those two experiences though, and Im glad u enjoyed the rest... hopefully if u ever decide to visit it again in the future, the place will have more to offer to foreigners, especially regarding information, transport and accomodation.
From Blog: Shock and fear in Tirana
Funny
Hi. What an interesting story. Ive read several stories of foreigners who have visited Albania but if I had to chose, yours is in the top 5 list. So funny. Im sorry u had to have those two experiences though, and Im glad u enjoyed the rest... hopefully if u ever decide to visit it again in the future, the place will have more to offer to foreigners, especially regarding information, transport and accomodation.
From Blog: Shock and fear in Tirana
Date: 8th May 2007
I just finished my 7-day trip in Yunnan and remembered this blog. I did read this but it was too different from what I saw. It looks very peaceful in your picture. But in my eyes, Dali looks like a huge plaza, noisy and too many people. Terrible~~ But Lijiang and Shangrila are really beautiful. And I also went to Deqin, moved by the gigantic jokul. It's holy.
From Blog: Dali
I just finished my 7-day trip in Yunnan and remembered this blog. I did read this but it was too different from what I saw. It looks very peaceful in your picture. But in my eyes, Dali looks like a huge plaza, noisy and too many people. Terrible~~ But Lijiang and Shangrila are really beautiful. And I also went to Deqin, moved by the gigantic jokul. It's holy.
From Blog: Dali
Date: 13th April 2007
Cool article but stupid jokes
Hey Victor, I've absolutely no idea where else in the world you have been - you may have mentioned this somewhere on your blog site but I did not bother checking this up - but I am gonna say one thing to you, very seriously: Don't mess up with Bulgarian history and don't say it is boring, my brother! Somehow Canadian history does not really strike me as a good benchmark... Alright? Now, maybe to a sophisticated backpacker like you a history of 13 centuries may mean nothing, but to most intelligent people out there, that is quite a feat! And if you think it is boring to just invade that territory and then be under Turkish occupation for 500 years, just go read some books and watch some movies to find out more about that. But, wait a minute - I forgot - your favorite pastime while on your first night in a new city is to watch "Eurotrip" - that tells me a lot... So, anyway, I think you have made some nice pictures, and it is nice that you ate spaghetti and enjoyed the big 2.5 litre beer. So I am happy you were on the overall happy from your trip. I don't care if you'll keep this post or delete it (I'll probably never come back to this site anyway; I just happened to come across it as I was looking for some other information on Sofia). Enjoy your future trips! (I think you should also go to Khazakhstan, I am sure you'll have plenty to say in Borat-style lingo after that). Emil
From Blog: Sofia
Cool article but stupid jokes
Hey Victor, I've absolutely no idea where else in the world you have been - you may have mentioned this somewhere on your blog site but I did not bother checking this up - but I am gonna say one thing to you, very seriously: Don't mess up with Bulgarian history and don't say it is boring, my brother! Somehow Canadian history does not really strike me as a good benchmark... Alright? Now, maybe to a sophisticated backpacker like you a history of 13 centuries may mean nothing, but to most intelligent people out there, that is quite a feat! And if you think it is boring to just invade that territory and then be under Turkish occupation for 500 years, just go read some books and watch some movies to find out more about that. But, wait a minute - I forgot - your favorite pastime while on your first night in a new city is to watch "Eurotrip" - that tells me a lot... So, anyway, I think you have made some nice pictures, and it is nice that you ate spaghetti and enjoyed the big 2.5 litre beer. So I am happy you were on the overall happy from your trip. I don't care if you'll keep this post or delete it (I'll probably never come back to this site anyway; I just happened to come across it as I was looking for some other information on Sofia). Enjoy your future trips! (I think you should also go to Khazakhstan, I am sure you'll have plenty to say in Borat-style lingo after that). Emil
From Blog: Sofia
Date: 3rd April 2007
Must mind your words before typing in
I am sure you are not that educated enough to comment on any activity. You must mind your language before writing in about any area of any country. Read you blog self and trace couple of comments must to be changed.
From Blog: "Surely the gods must live here, this is no place for men"
Must mind your words before typing in
I am sure you are not that educated enough to comment on any activity. You must mind your language before writing in about any area of any country. Read you blog self and trace couple of comments must to be changed.
From Blog: "Surely the gods must live here, this is no place for men"
Date: 13th March 2007
Cheers!
Just wanted to say how informative your Sarajevo entry is. I'm off there next month and this had made me even more enthusiatic and informed on the place. Excellent and good luck with your travels :-)
From Blog: Bosnia: coffee, beer and war
Cheers!
Just wanted to say how informative your Sarajevo entry is. I'm off there next month and this had made me even more enthusiatic and informed on the place. Excellent and good luck with your travels :-)
From Blog: Bosnia: coffee, beer and war
Date: 9th February 2007
come on face it, you've got some issues with everything China and Chinese. deal with it.
From Blog: Get me out of here. NOW
come on face it, you've got some issues with everything China and Chinese. deal with it.
From Blog: Get me out of here. NOW
Date: 6th February 2007
St. BLAISE'S CHURCH
The first picture titled "Cathedral" is, in fact, St. Blaise's church. You cannot have two cathedrals in one town. The "cathedral 2" is the real cathedral. By the way, a few days ago (Feb 3) was St. Blaise's feast. St. Blaise is the patron saint of Dubrovnik, and his feast has been celebrated for over 1040 years now.
From Blog: Dubrovnik
St. BLAISE'S CHURCH
The first picture titled "Cathedral" is, in fact, St. Blaise's church. You cannot have two cathedrals in one town. The "cathedral 2" is the real cathedral. By the way, a few days ago (Feb 3) was St. Blaise's feast. St. Blaise is the patron saint of Dubrovnik, and his feast has been celebrated for over 1040 years now.
From Blog: Dubrovnik
Date: 21st January 2007
Romania!
Hey Vic! I'm happy to hear that you liked Romania, too bad we didn't synchronize our trips so I could show you some other nice places in Romania..and make you tast REAL 'mamaliga" cuz the one you tasted, definitely wasn't the good one! Sending you kisses ;)
From Blog: The land of Dracula
Romania!
Hey Vic! I'm happy to hear that you liked Romania, too bad we didn't synchronize our trips so I could show you some other nice places in Romania..and make you tast REAL 'mamaliga" cuz the one you tasted, definitely wasn't the good one! Sending you kisses ;)
From Blog: The land of Dracula
Date: 20th January 2007
hi
you are great sosjean2006@yahoo.com.cn
From Blog: Kashgar and the road to Pakistan
hi
you are great sosjean2006@yahoo.com.cn
From Blog: Kashgar and the road to Pakistan
Date: 16th January 2007
iiiich!
Ma nouvelle destination! Je ne savais vraiment pas qu'il y avait une autre vallée des pénis que celle du parc Maisonneuve ; ). Que d'émotions! Pour ce qui est de la raison des sols rouges et blancs alternés, c'est surement un changement important de climat. Le rouge provient souvent du fer et des déserts et le blanc du CaCO3 et des océans... Ce qui semble très pertinent vu l'emplacement du site. Les océanographes aussi peuvent répondre ; ).
From Blog: Fungi or Phallus? The debate rages on. The only thing for sure is that if I was a giant, I'd watch carefully where I sit around here.
iiiich!
Ma nouvelle destination! Je ne savais vraiment pas qu'il y avait une autre vallée des pénis que celle du parc Maisonneuve ; ). Que d'émotions! Pour ce qui est de la raison des sols rouges et blancs alternés, c'est surement un changement important de climat. Le rouge provient souvent du fer et des déserts et le blanc du CaCO3 et des océans... Ce qui semble très pertinent vu l'emplacement du site. Les océanographes aussi peuvent répondre ; ).
From Blog: Fungi or Phallus? The debate rages on. The only thing for sure is that if I was a giant, I'd watch carefully where I sit around here.
Date: 12th January 2007
Ephesus
Salut Victor! Je suis contente d'avoir eu de tes nouvelles! :) Me semble que ça faisait un bout de temps. Je ne peux m'empêcher de faire un commentaire sur tes photos d'Ephesus! Ça m'a fait tout drôle de les voir car je dois dire qu'elles sont pas mal identiques aux miennes! (à part pour celle où tu es monté tout là-haut et passé par-dessus des barbelés... moi je me suis contenté de la carte postale! lol) Lors de mon voyage en Grèce et mon court arrêt en Turquie je dois dire que le site de la ville d'Éphèse est le plus beau site archéologique que j'ai vu. J'en ai été bien impressionné. C'est facile de s'imaginer à quel point la ville devait être majestueuse. Sur ce, bon restant de voyage et je ne peux attendre de voir tes photos et lire tes commentaires sur l'Égypte! :) Prends soin de toi! Kim xox
From Blog: Ephesus, Pamukkale and Konya
Ephesus
Salut Victor! Je suis contente d'avoir eu de tes nouvelles! :) Me semble que ça faisait un bout de temps. Je ne peux m'empêcher de faire un commentaire sur tes photos d'Ephesus! Ça m'a fait tout drôle de les voir car je dois dire qu'elles sont pas mal identiques aux miennes! (à part pour celle où tu es monté tout là-haut et passé par-dessus des barbelés... moi je me suis contenté de la carte postale! lol) Lors de mon voyage en Grèce et mon court arrêt en Turquie je dois dire que le site de la ville d'Éphèse est le plus beau site archéologique que j'ai vu. J'en ai été bien impressionné. C'est facile de s'imaginer à quel point la ville devait être majestueuse. Sur ce, bon restant de voyage et je ne peux attendre de voir tes photos et lire tes commentaires sur l'Égypte! :) Prends soin de toi! Kim xox
From Blog: Ephesus, Pamukkale and Konya
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great man great job,
hi man nice web side and full of information about hunza thanks. you did a great job . and so nice pictures . thanks take care, by
From Blog: Hunza - Now that's paradise