Fort Collins connection Mike...Thanks for sharing your blog. Was thinking about you the other day, since I haven't seen anything from you in a while. Love the Japan blog...we lived there for 3 years when my Dad was in the Army. Kathie and I send our best - would love to hear from you!
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Very interesting. Very interesting but a little sad. What generous beautiful people. I love the fluffy white coats the men tend to wear. I tend to think it's from animals they are raising. (?) Beautiful photos. Thank you for sharing your adventures.
American? For me, as an American, the answer is no. I had to book a tour through a recognized Iranian travel agent, they shepherded me through the visa process and then supplied a specially trained guide who did give us al the freedom we could possibly ask for. For other nationalities, the laws vary . . . hope that helps Art!
Iran - dichotomies and hope... Astonishing, amazing and totally awesome. Such gorgeous photos. I loved the one that showed the surrounding land that was around all the beauty you were in. Thank you for sharing your special journey.
Gratitude Mike,
What a lovely ambassador for life you are!!! Thanks for including me in your travels, allowing me to travel too.
Many blessings of love for you on your journeys!
Wow! What an unbelievable scary beginning into a beautiful ending. I love the baby camel having a drink and the beautiful archectures in the end photos. What an experience. Thank you for sharing this part of the world.
enquiries about package and travel plan... It appears beautiful from the photographs. What type of packages are available. How to reach Hodko Resorts, Bhuj from Nagpur.
Getting there . . . My trip was way back in 2006. I went by train to Bhuj (I was living in Mumbai). And then the Hodko folk picked me up and transferred me to Hodko. I was curious whether the place still existed because it had started with outside grant money to the local communities. And the grant money was set to expire soon when I was there. So I did a search and found its still there, and seems to be stronger than ever, having bookings available through Nivalink.
http://www.nivalink.com/shamesarhad/index.html
beautiful artwork This post is amazing! I never knew this artwork and architecture existed in Cyprus. Gives it that much more culture. What was your favourite part? Will you be returning soon?
I do want to return! Thanks for your comment. I do want to return. I especially want to spend more time in the north and explore the Roman ruins up there!
Losing a Pet . . . in Mumbai Thanks for your comment on my blog posting. It was a mind opening and touching experience, I'm glad to able to share it! Mike
peole of engaruka to leave the tradional way hi, guy the people of engaruka juu/ chini need more support from the government because the main food of maasai people is meat and milk and the some time got a shorty of pasture and water so maasai people need the loans from the government iniorder to control the family problem.
After a 25 year career teaching in the US, I'm overseas, teaching and taking advantage of every holiday to travel! I've hung my hat in Asuncíon, Mumbai, Bucharest and Prague. Accra, Ghana is where I currently live. Directing the bands at Lincoln Community School is my passion. Traveling is my pleasure . . . . .... full info
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It is amazing.
Who is a sculptur?