Great to have you back blogging... it must have taken you two years to recover from the beating at the night club. I hope you've fully recovered by now! I also suffered while in Xian...but from the gout in my right foot. The next time I visited China, I had broken my ankle six weeks before the trip. So I also have painful, but self inflicted, memories.
Sendero el pianista aire puro al alcance dee la mano yo he recorrido el sendero El Pianista varias veces y pienso seguir haciendolo
con frecuencia: belleza de su fauna y su flora; agua pura,incontaminada; oxigeno reconfortante...y tan cerca de la circunvalación principal de Boquete!,
Really impressive!!!! The post is really a worth sharing... I am a frequent traveler. I am addicted to the beautiful locations and hotels of Quebec , hotel le president of sherbrooke is one of my favorite hotel.
Whoa! What a post. Hey, nice work on this post. Provincetown has a lot to talk about and even more beaches than you got to include. Just like any place the cops vary from town to town drastically. TRUST ME.
Next time you're here check out my site for navigation on Cape @ http://capecodbeaches.com
Nice blog! We enjoy that part of the country. We lived on Cape Cod for 6 months and you've done a very nice job representing the area. We've eaten that same lobster roll sitting on the deck looking at the water. That brought back some nice memories. Thanks. Loved the part about not listening to directions as you left the airport. Pretty funny. Most of the cops in the US are very nice in my opinion.
I had heard some negative things about the cops in the US so... But I reckon the cops thre on Cape Cod are by default more relaxed than say, in Boston... I am glad you like my blog and that it stirred up a few nice memories for you! Thanx!
You lucky bastard! Gosh man, you are so lucky! I dream to go to Iran, and visiting Tehran with locals - well that's pretty cool, and the best way to discover a bit of the life there! - also, the pictures are cool : really makes me wanna go there!!
hi bro... Foreigners were very sedom to see in my hometown...most of them come for teaching english,i just return frm sg for my holiday, is there anyway i can contact with u ?
tumbs up for your central america trip hey buddy -)
To soon did it come to an travelling more than one countries in a row - doesn't )) thumbs up anyway for your Central america trip - Hope you will be soon able to explore more :)
Keep score !!
BE CAREFUL DUDE I,M A GUATEMALAN, I USED TO LIVE IN GUATEMALA CITY AT ONE TIME, AND AS FAR AS I KNOW, ZONA 1, HAS BECOME VERY DANGEROUS. JUST BE CARFUL.
he broer He lieve Johannes,
Heb het uitgevonden hoor hoe ik het kan vertalen. Al hoewel het nog niet makkelijk weg leest zoals jij al zei, krijg ik er meer van mee als dat ik het in het engels laat.
Ik zou zo wel even met je mee willen reizen. Prachtige foto van die vrouwen die de was doen in de rivier.
Jammer dat wij toch de wasmachine uitgevonden hebben, lijkt me best gezellig met z'n allen. Heb jij ook even je oondergoed afgegeven om te laten wassen;-)
He ga nog even je andere verhalen lezen en tot skype's! Stuur mr eens een smsje als je kan.
tut zussie
those sawdust carpets are really something. thanks for sharing this. the religious processions on good fridays are so familiar to us. we hold the same catholic rituals here too.
After having been back in Inner Mongolia for 2.5 years as an English teacher and a great two month trip in South East Asia late 2014, I am now back in Holland for two months. Early March I will be coming back to China, Nanning in Guangxi this time, to finally start my one year study of the Chines language at Guangxi University.
Don't hesitate to contact me! (or recommend my blog ;))
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Great to have you back blogging...
it must have taken you two years to recover from the beating at the night club. I hope you've fully recovered by now! I also suffered while in Xian...but from the gout in my right foot. The next time I visited China, I had broken my ankle six weeks before the trip. So I also have painful, but self inflicted, memories.