VK's Guest Book

Posted: 2006-01-20 12:48 PM   
Hi Vicki,
I love your "mini town" pictures, you have quite a few now, they would make a great slideshow showing architecture around the world. I know the parks in Johannesburg and Brussels which have similar models/replicas. Your park is different, there are no fences or barriers around the models. I suppose the vistors are very disciplined, - can imagine kids wanting to climb all over them! R'Rudi

Posted: 2006-01-20 11:57 AM   
it was so exciting hearing from you and i just came back this morning, it was a business trip i had but back.

Thanks

Chuks

Posted: 2006-01-12 08:24 PM   
Hey,

I have just found this site and just registered to this site and I was just wanting to say hello! I am wanting to make contact with people from all over the world as I realise that I have lived, for some time, in my own small world but the world is a much bigger place! Anyway, enough of my ramblings... just saying hi!

Posted: 2006-01-09 08:12 AM   
Hello.

Thanks for your note. Just came back from travel to blemfontein and was a nice trip and got ur message. I hope you are fine.

Bye

Chuks.

Posted: 2006-01-08 03:01 PM   
Hello VK,

Same to you. It never feels like the new year has started until I start work, luckily I'm still laying on a beach in the sundrenched caribbean.

I hope this year brings you your hearts desire.
Take care
Amanda

Posted: 2006-01-03 11:50 AM   
happy new year from Chuks-South Africa

Bye

Chuks

Posted: 2005-12-18 08:50 AM   
... I was pleasantly surprised to see your two pictures of Anger (destination report today) and Hochstaufen (see my old mountain report). I lived there when I first arrived in Europe 1991-93. The air is always so very clean there, I return there often, specially for summer hiking and nights in Salzburg, only about 20km away across the Austrian border! RR

Posted: 2005-12-18 01:05 AM   
Hi,

I loved to look through your pictures.

But, er, the Quadriga, the arc you photographed, is in Berlin, but Berlin is a state of its own and not part of Schleswig-Holstein, which is in the North of Germany. ;-)

ciao, Joe

Posted: 2005-12-12 05:40 PM   
I havent seen you for a long time, hope everything is all right for you, we missed our pioneer:)

Burak.

Posted: 2005-12-11 12:29 AM   
Yes, I suspect that salt mines are very similar around Europe. What shocked me was the size of the chambers, and knowing that men has actually excavated these areas, like you said, the conditions must have been awful.

On another note, I enjoyed looking at your latest uploaded pictures.

Take care
Misty