Marianne's Guest Book

Posted: 2007-02-05 10:06 AM   
hi there marriane,
gladly... my house is safe. yet... the whole way around is pretty much in water.
had great time getting to the office i guess :))

i hope the water will flow...

thank you for your simpathy...

-delvi-

Posted: 2007-02-04 12:07 PM   
Dear Marriane,

Thanks for reading my report on Bangkok.
I hope you enjoyed it.

I had a great time there... despite of my time spent lost in translation.
Happy travel then,

-delvi-

Posted: 2007-02-03 10:52 AM   
Hi Marianne,
I like your new portrait with the Matterhorn in the background. Not everybody is as precise as you with the
description and localization of mountains and places. The blueish mountain of Zion N.P. you like in the trip report of mrscanada you never will find there, there are no glaciers.
Have a nice weekend
Bruno

Posted: 2007-02-02 01:16 PM   
Hello and thaks for the comment!
Yes, I really love the Acropolis in Athens, and if you ever have the chance, try to pass the night there and see the incredible beggining of the next day there...

I am sure you will never forget it!

Best wishes!

Posted: 2007-01-31 05:35 PM   
Hola Marianne
Thanks for your kind words regarding my Camino de Santiago.
Please, see again my Travel Log picture dated January 12th and look at the tree in the middle of the picture, in the geometrical centre. In the bifurcation of the two main branches there is a protuberance (on the left side of the branch). This is the squirrel! In the next picture I photographed it with zoom and he is clearer seen.
No, I do not have any job yet, I have to start as from cero, as always.
Hasta la vista!
Jorge

Posted: 2007-01-31 05:48 AM   
Hi Marianne,
Thanks for the positive feedback on my Consuegra report, I was a little worried re the feedback as it was a little different to the normal format.
I agree it is such a pain having to book your accom in advance but we did get caught out, David couldn't believe that we had this problem. Different time of the year I guess.
Glad you enjoyed my slideshow on Ronda.
Cheers,
Kerrie
PS I like your new profile pic - where was it taken?

Posted: 2007-01-28 06:45 PM   
I saw your new profile pic, you seem a little bit far awat but the scenery is nice, looking forward your report about Edirne, take care..

Burak

Posted: 2007-01-27 02:55 PM   
Hi Marianne,
thank you for your comments, specially the one about Paro, it lifted my soul. Yes, this scaffolding, what I saw in India too, looks dangerous but these workers coop with it amazingly secure. Nice of you to tell me that your finger slipped.
Take care.
Hieronyma

Posted: 2007-01-15 01:35 AM   
Dear Marianne
Thank you for your letter and apprecciacion. Sorry for my poor english in my travel log, but I do not carry a dictionary in the backpack... It is mych easier to speak then to write!
Greetings from China!
Wojtek

Posted: 2007-01-12 03:59 PM   
hello marianne! - dont they look like chocolate? during the dry season, the vegetation is really brown looking, just like swiss chocolate, but not that tasty :-)
actually its funny, even scientist are not agreed about their formation