Hieronyma: She is a bookworm, who is not able to let books alone, she is a traveller who travels not to arrive, she is a knitter, who knits to think things over, she is a hiker who hikes to have nature as a counterpart. Who talks to her?
Posted: 2009-01-31 01:43 PM
Hi Christl, my comment was exactly how I saw it, it either takes a lot of patience or very good fortune to capture the moment, you did it very well. Regards, Tony. ps. unless there is a time difference you are certainly an early riser, your email reached my inbox soon after 7am!!.
Posted: 2009-01-31 10:41 AM
Hallo Christl,
As Confucius said (long time ago): 1 image is worth 10.000 words...!! I need to first clarify my brain to be able to write a bit about this very dense trip. I would like to also share my moments at Timkat festival which was a real highlight.
I was glad to see your pics about Kyrghizstan; I've been there twice and like this country! take care JP
Posted: 2009-01-30 07:28 PM
Dear Christl,
Thanks for your nice comments on my GB. !! Schreiben ist mir echt schwer... veilleicht auch ein bisschen faul und überbucht!!... ;-)
bis bald! tschüss! JP
Posted: 2009-01-30 02:15 PM
Thanks for your message, I realise now that I can't break it! unless I drop it from a high building, which I am sometimes tempted to do, I am very much a learner driver but everybody has to start somewhere. I shall look out for more of your pics. Regards, Tony.
Posted: 2009-01-30 01:17 AM
Hi Christl, I stumbled over your site while perusing davidx's site, I am very new to this and virtually illiterate with computers and david has given me some very sound advice. I like your profile, it has the ring of a person who lives in the real world, I shall take the time to look at your gallery, and, with your permission, maybe make a comment or two. I resisted getting a computer for a long time, old fashioned I suppose, but Globo has opened a whole new world for me and I will persevere with the workings of this infernal machine, Kindest Regards, Tony.
Posted: 2009-01-27 08:47 PM
I see with joy that your Baltit Fort report is on the first place with thirteen 5 points rate, 100 % success. I hope that you will earn a well deserved RoM in January.
Insha’Allah!
Posted: 2009-01-12 08:43 PM
Hehehe... it is true, Christl. I also did not pay attention. I thought that you mean some gardens in Babylonia, place that I visited, but in war times I did not see any gardens anymore in babylonia. Perhaps they were there in the times of Harun Al Rashid.
regards
jorge
Posted: 2009-01-12 08:25 AM
Christl, thanks for your benevolent comments on my report of Irak. I was lucky to be there during two weeks before the last war.
Posted: 2009-01-11 09:50 AM
that's a good idea to discover unknown parts of our country - I'd like to do the same. Up to now I have only seen the eastern parts of Berlin, Leipzig, Dresden and Weimar. And: I love the Baltic Sea. Some years ago I spent 3 weeks on Rügen ('Mutter-Kinder-Kur') and it was so great.
Hast du den Pullover auf deinem profile pic selbst gestrickt? :)
Liebe Grüße - Petra
