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Date: 29th January 2012
Now, I don't want to assume anything, but Zinneke Pis might have taken up his spot at the street corner of rue des Chartreux and rue du Vieux-Marché after your time there. Thanks for the comment, and yes I have been planning to go to the African Museum for the last two times I visited. However, I read that it is a really beautiful trip out there with tram, so I wanted to do it on a sunny day, and well, sunny days are rare...
From Blog: A love manifesto for Brussels
Now, I don't want to assume anything, but Zinneke Pis might have taken up his spot at the street corner of rue des Chartreux and rue du Vieux-Marché after your time there. Thanks for the comment, and yes I have been planning to go to the African Museum for the last two times I visited. However, I read that it is a really beautiful trip out there with tram, so I wanted to do it on a sunny day, and well, sunny days are rare...
From Blog: A love manifesto for Brussels
Date: 28th January 2012
Thanks for the memories
I was also a technocrat living in Brussels for 11 years, but serving as the U.S. Representative to the NATO Infrastructure Committee. All three of my children were born there. I witnessed first hand the end of the Cold War. I also visited every nook and cranny of Brussels, although I must admit I missed the Zinnekin Pis. As for Belgium's Africa links, you must visit the African Museum in Tervuren if you haven't done so already. It even has Stanley's footlocker...he's the one who said "Dr. Livingstone, I presume." Once again, thanks for the memories! Oh, if you could have some moules and a beer at Vincent's off the Grand Place, and tell about Belgian food and beer in a future blog that would be the best!
From Blog: A love manifesto for Brussels
Thanks for the memories
I was also a technocrat living in Brussels for 11 years, but serving as the U.S. Representative to the NATO Infrastructure Committee. All three of my children were born there. I witnessed first hand the end of the Cold War. I also visited every nook and cranny of Brussels, although I must admit I missed the Zinnekin Pis. As for Belgium's Africa links, you must visit the African Museum in Tervuren if you haven't done so already. It even has Stanley's footlocker...he's the one who said "Dr. Livingstone, I presume." Once again, thanks for the memories! Oh, if you could have some moules and a beer at Vincent's off the Grand Place, and tell about Belgian food and beer in a future blog that would be the best!
From Blog: A love manifesto for Brussels
Date: 21st December 2011
You are a 2011 TravelBlog favourite blogger!
+ Check this out, and feel free to add some 2011 TravelBlog favourite anythings of your own. :) http://www.travelblog.org/Topics/30521-1.html
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+ Check this out, and feel free to add some 2011 TravelBlog favourite anythings of your own. :) http://www.travelblog.org/Topics/30521-1.html
Date: 6th December 2011
Thank you for adjusting what I see in Detroit.
We grew up a short distance from Detroit, my husband in Toledo, only an hour away and myself in Dayton, Ohio, three hours south. Through your eyes we can see clearly now the vision of what is to come. Next time we are in Detroit our experience will be very different and we thank you for that. I'm going to add your name to the November blog treasure hunt. This was written well, from the heart and your enthusiasm shows through your words. Excellent. We are currently living in San Francisco, if you get back this way please let us know as we would like to hook up with you. I'm sorry for all the people who didn't take the time to read this while it was on the front page. They have missed a real gem.
From Blog: Detroit, the Motor City
Thank you for adjusting what I see in Detroit.
We grew up a short distance from Detroit, my husband in Toledo, only an hour away and myself in Dayton, Ohio, three hours south. Through your eyes we can see clearly now the vision of what is to come. Next time we are in Detroit our experience will be very different and we thank you for that. I'm going to add your name to the November blog treasure hunt. This was written well, from the heart and your enthusiasm shows through your words. Excellent. We are currently living in San Francisco, if you get back this way please let us know as we would like to hook up with you. I'm sorry for all the people who didn't take the time to read this while it was on the front page. They have missed a real gem.
From Blog: Detroit, the Motor City
Date: 25th August 2011
Shimla Manali Tour Package
Hi I am a big reader, would really appreciate an invite. Your blog is very nice and I really enjoy the style and content. THanks http://www.exoticindiajourney.com/lp/manali-volvo-package.html
From Blog: Futuristic Chicago
Shimla Manali Tour Package
Hi I am a big reader, would really appreciate an invite. Your blog is very nice and I really enjoy the style and content. THanks http://www.exoticindiajourney.com/lp/manali-volvo-package.html
From Blog: Futuristic Chicago
Date: 16th August 2011
New Blog entry
dude, your new blog entry "keep Portland weird" doesn't open up...
From Blog: Green Portland
New Blog entry
dude, your new blog entry "keep Portland weird" doesn't open up...
From Blog: Green Portland
Priboj
The municipality of Priboj is located between municipality of Čajetina in the north, municipality of Nova Varoš in the east, municipality of Prijepolje in the south-east, border with Montenegro in the south-west, and border with Bosnia and Herzegovina in the north-west. A Bosnian-Herzegovinian exclave (Sastavci village) is surrounded by the Priboj municipality. Priboj town is just 5 km away from Uvac, smaller river that is border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia. http://www.priboj.org/
From Blog: Wacky Vancouver
Date: 5th August 2011
Welcome
Hello, Just read your blog and I like your analysis of Vancouver. Welcome to my home, I hope you enjoy your stay.
From Blog: Wacky Vancouver
Welcome
Hello, Just read your blog and I like your analysis of Vancouver. Welcome to my home, I hope you enjoy your stay.
From Blog: Wacky Vancouver
Date: 13th July 2011
Great Place - Wana to Visit Again
We recently enjoyed a lovely weekend out at Cattle Country. We sat by the fireplace enjoying the quiet cozy atmosphere. Will go back when the weather is better. People was very good at all times.
From Blog: Cattle country
Great Place - Wana to Visit Again
We recently enjoyed a lovely weekend out at Cattle Country. We sat by the fireplace enjoying the quiet cozy atmosphere. Will go back when the weather is better. People was very good at all times.
From Blog: Cattle country
Great picture!
Loved your blog from my favourite place...Banff! And you are already an official Canadian if you are saying "Iced Cap!" Enjoy Canada eh?!
From Blog: Going Banff!
Date: 6th July 2011
Missing the breakfast
Hi Anna, I am an Edmontonian spending a year in Quebec and on Canada Day we were really missing the muslim pancake breakfast as my family goes every year, so I was glad to read about your great experience. I hope the rest of your month in Edmonton goes as well. We are excited as we too return home to Edmonton later this month. I do hope you will get out to the mountains to see Jasper during your stay. Cheers, Tracy
From Blog: First impressions
Missing the breakfast
Hi Anna, I am an Edmontonian spending a year in Quebec and on Canada Day we were really missing the muslim pancake breakfast as my family goes every year, so I was glad to read about your great experience. I hope the rest of your month in Edmonton goes as well. We are excited as we too return home to Edmonton later this month. I do hope you will get out to the mountains to see Jasper during your stay. Cheers, Tracy
From Blog: First impressions
Date: 4th July 2011
Welcome to Alberta
Those trucks come in handy in the winter time! Be sure to visit Calgary though, it's a much nicer city. ;-)
From Blog: Basecamp Edmonton
Welcome to Alberta
Those trucks come in handy in the winter time! Be sure to visit Calgary though, it's a much nicer city. ;-)
From Blog: Basecamp Edmonton
Date: 13th July 2010
Very attractive country
I just wanted to know about the culture and its people in Albania.Very fascinated.
From Blog: A backpackers view on Albanian culture
Very attractive country
I just wanted to know about the culture and its people in Albania.Very fascinated.
From Blog: A backpackers view on Albanian culture
Date: 5th January 2010
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From Blog: A backpackers view on Albanian culture
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From Blog: A backpackers view on Albanian culture
Date: 3rd January 2010
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From Blog: A backpackers view on Albanian culture
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From Blog: A backpackers view on Albanian culture
Date: 25th December 2009
Glad you visited my home city
Thank you for sharing your story about visiting Kaliningrad, Anna. This may encourage more and more foreigners visit this unique small part of Russia! Just many thanks for your article and I'm very glad you like it here!
From Blog: From Kaliningrad with love
Glad you visited my home city
Thank you for sharing your story about visiting Kaliningrad, Anna. This may encourage more and more foreigners visit this unique small part of Russia! Just many thanks for your article and I'm very glad you like it here!
From Blog: From Kaliningrad with love
Date: 16th September 2009
labadiena ka weikiat jus visi as jusu labai myliu?
From Blog: There is something about Vilnius
labadiena ka weikiat jus visi as jusu labai myliu?
From Blog: There is something about Vilnius
Date: 20th June 2009
Hi! Looks like I was in Kaliningrad the day before you were (May 8th). Were there any Victory Day celebrations while you were there? Also see you've been to Kazbegi in Georgia... What a Gorgeous place!
From Blog: From Kaliningrad with love
Hi! Looks like I was in Kaliningrad the day before you were (May 8th). Were there any Victory Day celebrations while you were there? Also see you've been to Kazbegi in Georgia... What a Gorgeous place!
From Blog: From Kaliningrad with love
Date: 9th April 2009
trip to albania
i liked your honesty in this blog. It is not easy to travel alone, especially in Albania. I was born and raised there and i still find it difficult to travel alone there. In many cases people are not used to dealing with tourists and that's where their ignorance comes out. But trust me you were lucky nothing happened to you. It is a very nice place to visit if you know where you are going and with whom. People in Albania are not used to see outside of their box. People with backpacks are not normal because it is not compatible with their trendy style in the muddy streets. In the capital, Tirana things are quite different, but it is still far from having a great experience comparing it to a weird one.
From Blog: A backpackers view on Albanian culture
trip to albania
i liked your honesty in this blog. It is not easy to travel alone, especially in Albania. I was born and raised there and i still find it difficult to travel alone there. In many cases people are not used to dealing with tourists and that's where their ignorance comes out. But trust me you were lucky nothing happened to you. It is a very nice place to visit if you know where you are going and with whom. People in Albania are not used to see outside of their box. People with backpacks are not normal because it is not compatible with their trendy style in the muddy streets. In the capital, Tirana things are quite different, but it is still far from having a great experience comparing it to a weird one.
From Blog: A backpackers view on Albanian culture
Date: 20th January 2009
responding to H
You really don't need a guide. It might be best to really get to know more of the country, but Albania is not dangerous. It is a magnificent country with wonderful people.
From Blog: A backpackers view on Albanian culture
responding to H
You really don't need a guide. It might be best to really get to know more of the country, but Albania is not dangerous. It is a magnificent country with wonderful people.
From Blog: A backpackers view on Albanian culture
Date: 26th December 2008
Very nice
Hello Evryone , my name is Enio and i am Albanian , well if you like to know abou our country , first of all you need to learn somthing about our culture our story. In a few thousand years before the europe called us sons of eagle. There begin our true story ..... :)) For years this country was isolated from the worl for different reasons. But i am honored to read your words about Albania. Well who knows maeby one day you will travel here . Paqe dhe dashuri mes jush - Peace and love for all .
From Blog: A backpackers view on Albanian culture
Very nice
Hello Evryone , my name is Enio and i am Albanian , well if you like to know abou our country , first of all you need to learn somthing about our culture our story. In a few thousand years before the europe called us sons of eagle. There begin our true story ..... :)) For years this country was isolated from the worl for different reasons. But i am honored to read your words about Albania. Well who knows maeby one day you will travel here . Paqe dhe dashuri mes jush - Peace and love for all .
From Blog: A backpackers view on Albanian culture
Date: 26th December 2008
Thank you
Thank you for the interesting blog on Albania.. I will make sure that when I go to visit, I will make sure that I do not go alone and ask for a tour guide.. What is the easiest way of getting around Europe.. I would like to go backpacking through all ove Europe.. I am very intersted in hostory and cultures of all the different countries.. Any comments would be greatly appreciated.. Thank you
From Blog: A backpackers view on Albanian culture
Thank you
Thank you for the interesting blog on Albania.. I will make sure that when I go to visit, I will make sure that I do not go alone and ask for a tour guide.. What is the easiest way of getting around Europe.. I would like to go backpacking through all ove Europe.. I am very intersted in hostory and cultures of all the different countries.. Any comments would be greatly appreciated.. Thank you
From Blog: A backpackers view on Albanian culture
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Home and Away
Bob and Linda
Definitely take the tram to Tervuren...
the tracks skirt the Bois, a forest that extends south to Waterloo, and was planted in the 1700's with beech trees that grow straight and tall so that they could be harvested as masts for sailing ships. Then it ends at Turvuren Park which is beautiful to walk around the lakes anytime of the year...except perhaps winter. My daughter learned to ride a bike on the road around the lakes, but took a sharp left turn into the lake. Fortunately the water isn't very deep.
From Blog: A love manifesto for Brussels