Posted: 2007-11-27 06:11 PM
Marianne,
Please forgive me for not being better aquainted with this system. I found you while searching for Dutch pen pals.
My husband and I would like to travel to Holland this summer for a bicycle trip for about a week. We do not know anyone and would like a contact, about our age. Can you email and advise me
thanks
Janie Person
Posted: 2007-11-27 01:45 AM
Thanks for your message marianne. I will upload soon more pictures of Zaragoza, and the Pilar party, where you can see a whole street with people from all over the country wearing traditional costumes of their region.
If you ever have the chance, do visit the city by that time.
Posted: 2007-11-23 06:19 PM
[My message was first sent to Italy and came back, my error! I think. Retrying, it told me this was spam so upload it here]
Most appreciated: you mentioning the name of the photographer within the first few words of any picture (for the 24-hour review) comment sothat he/she can identify it in the 24-hour review. How else do members know who has commented? Perhaps "# of comments" should be shown in lists :-)? I think that comments & guestbook-entries should NOT be written like letters, contact entries or like in emails and NOT support empty space "Dear XXX" or "Regards xxx" & all the spaces & empty lines between. Best for comments is paragraphs without addressing the person (neither ones self) on a separate line neither ? If you like, would you also consider writing just one SOLID paragraph for comments instead of the comment in a new line after the members name? Years from now when pictures may have as many as 100 comments this might be important & need to be an issue?
Glad to see your comments under my photos. I guess I forgot to tell you that you reminded me of the Toy Museum in Prague. I just recollected I was there during my stay in Prague last year, when I saw your travel tip. I liked it very much and try to add some pictures from the museum to my gallery soon. And one more advantage of this museum - some of its windows have a perfect view of the Golden Lane. I managed to take some pictures from a perspective a bit different than the most popular one.
Posted: 2007-11-22 07:07 PM
Marianne, funny, a professional photographer friend of mine suddenly visited me this evening and when he arrived, I was busy reading your reply. He saw your "Lapidarium 5" pic still on my computer screen and said "Wow! That is great! ". I showed him the even better new 1024 feature and he was then even more impressed, also with GLOBO improvements!
He insisted I tell you this :-)
RR/MB
Posted: 2007-11-21 01:01 PM
yes your right about the roof of the danish houses. its kind of insulation and gives good indoor climate. i have never seen any action on top of the roof due to cutting the grass.
denmark has quite similaries to parts of netherlands but there are differents too and each country is worth a visit. i like to stay on beaches of north sea or atlantic and thats why tho whole coast down to portugal is my favourite region for holidays.
bedankt for your comments and have a good time,
no, I did not need any patience. The coast there looks like there ist a carpet of crabs. We threw the blinker away and after only a few seconds they ran to it. The picture was taken from a distance of about 10-15m. They run away when you come closer than 2-3m.
The newspaperman really was fun. And sure, for documentation the fotos are merely an illustration of the text. Oups, that reminds me of another detail of the town worth publishing as well...
I will look for some more plant shots but it is difficult to select them because I took about 400 regarding flowers at the flower fair of Medellín, additionally to the ones in free nature. :-)
