Shiraz, Persians and Sassanians

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July 15th 2010

Published: July 22nd 2010

From the city of Kerman I got yet another bus westwards to the famous city of Shiraz. The Iranian chick I'd met in Esfahan had told me to meet her there and she would show me around. At the bus station I stood and stared at the coach. For some odd reason the bus had a Crystal Palace Football Club sticker on the back window; and this is by no means the sole occurrence of a mid-table English footb... Read Full Entry

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Sepulchre

I started this travel blog, firstly to avoid sending out over-long group emails updating everybody on my travels. You know, the ones where you feel slightly snubbed by the impersonal nature of, “Hey, everybody! (but to no one in particular)”. I thought a blog would be fun way to update folks, avoid a dreaded travel diary and would hopefully combine second-rate-misanthropic travel journalism with exquisitely amateur photographs. Et Voila! Soon after I hit the road, however, I procrastinated and struggled to write things-up as esteemed travel-writer Pau... full info

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14th February 2014

Vida
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Healthful of food
A)Sorry you couldn't find food that met your standards on the road, in the middle of nowhere. It's called traveling. Get used to it. B) Don't judge a culture based on your ability to understand it. If you can't appreciate it, then do not take your snooty ass there.

15th April 2014

Sepulchre
Sepulchre

hatful of trolling
nursevida@gmail.com thank you for your 'wise' suggestions however A) I have traveled to over 30 countries so I don't need to take your advice on judging a culture. B) being unable to find food that isn't western junk confectionery in a country that has terrific cuisines generally is a shame. C) I'm sorry you have to resort to trolling to get your kicks.

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