Christopher travels' Guestbook

"The Sun's Anvil" title
What does "The sun's anvil" actually mean? I've been trying to find an answer to this beautiful expression used by the character Ali in the movie Lawrence of Arabia but just can't find an answer. Hope you can clear this up. Thanks. Louise

Use of photo
Would it be possible to use this photo in a book I'm writing for my grandchildren? We lived in Kenya for 14 years, so all the stories in the book are African Tribal stories teaching moral truths. I'd love to use the photo to show what these small creatures look like. Please let me know! thanks!

I've been to Washington and took the same tour as the author. It's a joy to "visulize" that tour again through the eyes of a visitor.

Amazing picture!

You rock, Mr. Lock.
Salutations, Mr. Lock! It's Angiee from Day 2, second block, Science 9, front row. I absolutely adore your collection of photos from your travels! My goodness, they're stunningly beautiful! Are you a professional photographer alongside your job as a science teacher? Anyway, I simply LOVE your blog. From helpful information academically, to fabulous photos and a neat travel blog, I'm really intrigued! It's so cool, haha! Thank you for being you. :)

Great pics!
Such a great destination for anyone who enjoys breathtaking scenery. Rob Mendocino Hotels

Zakopane
Hi Chris, Nice pictures. So, they didn't want you in Zakopane, eh? I had the same experience every time I went there when I was living in Poland back in the 80's. I am glad you liked Krakow. You did survive Poland, that's an accomplishment! See you later. Les

You wrote: "And it was in English with no sub-titles. No wonder the Germans are so good at English. " Well, that ist not true. Normally all films shown in TV and cimemas are dubbed into German. In live in a city of 200.000 (Kassel) and nearly never there arent films show in the origional language in cinema. Everything dubbed into german. Obviously only in some cinemas in very big german cities such as berlin they show foreign films (american films) in their origional (language) version. This ist different in many other european countries. For instance Denmark and the netherlands and even France. Therefore (and because of other reasons) the duch or danish people all (even blue collar workers) speak english very well, while here in Germany only the young and well educated speak english well. (or at all)

flatdogs is sweet
nice blog. we enjoyed FD...150m from the river. a bit unnerving at times tho...did a blog or two also http://christopherreichert.blogspot.com/search?q=luangwa

Don't let the lions eat you!
Hey Chris, Your adventure sounds fun and I am jealous of you already! Sounds like a breathtaking landscape. It is nice to hear you are being treated well and are enjoying yourself. I realize you haven't seen a lion yet, but when you do don't let it eat you! It is nice to see you finally relaxing after a year of teaching. Stay safe and keep us updated!

Great portrait
Like the portrait of James!

Did you have your picture taken with a Koala
Hey, Chris When I went there, I had my picture taken.. Do they still do that? Looks like you had a great time!