"I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work."
Thomas A. Edison (1847-1931), American inventor who patented more than 1,000 inventions
Posted: 2007-11-27 09:41 AM
Sí, lástima que no nos conocíamos de antes, me habría gustado llevarte algún bello regalo de España para tu cumpleaños. Igualmente te deseo (con retraso): ¡Felicidades! (eres Escorpión).
Llegaste con el vuelo de Aden de los lunes. Yo tomé el de Sanaa vía Mukalla.
Iba con un pequeño grupo de grandes viajeros que ya se conocen todos los países de las Naciones Unidas. Te habría gustado relacionarte con ellos para hablar de viajes; iban varios españoles, franceses, un argelino....
Hice autostop desde el aeropuerto. La gente es muy amable en Socotra y enseguida paró y me llevó a Hadibo. Las dos primeras noches me alojé en el Hotel Socotra, junto a la gran mezquita. Quería alojarme en el Hotel Al Hezira, junto al zoco, pero estaba cerrado.
Te deseo todo lo mejor en Socotra si se materializa tu proyecto. En Socotra te sentirás bien, armonizará con tu carácter.
Sí, las islas griegas son muy bonitas; todo el mundo es hermoso.
Posted: 2007-11-26 05:03 PM
Vaya, tú también fuiste a Socotra, qué bonita isla ¿verdad?
Yo estuve desde el 9 al 16 de noviembre, para celebrar el cumpleaños de un viajero francés.
Tal vez nos cruzamos en el camino, pero como no nos conocemos, no nos dimos cuenta.
Tus fotos de Socotra son muy buenas, como suelen ser todas tus fotos en general. Has capturado muy bien la belleza de Socotra, te felicito.
Ciao
jorge
Posted: 2007-11-19 09:15 PM
... they are Dragon Blood trees. I didn't sleep last night so I am not too bright today. Great photographs.
Jorge is visiting or has visited Socotra Island off Yemen. Looks like it might be a popular destination.
thanks again,
zellah
Posted: 2007-10-26 09:06 PM
Whether you like somthing or not is a matter of taste and preferations and it's an individual thing.
As to St Sava church - I went there to see the biggest orthodox church in the world (reportedly). It's still under construction and the only thing that may impress for the time being is the size. But I'm not a fan of huge churches. In Poland we have many catholic priests who compete with each other trying to build bigger and bigger churches. Many of these constructions are erected only to show off, e.g. Lichen basilic in Poland - one of the largest in the world is a mare from architectural point of view. Don't you think those big churches resemble the Tower of Babel (in a bit metaphoric meaning of course).
And in the end of my post, let me thank you for your remark, I just wrote other than I thought about the location of Novi Sad and Subotica, it's obvious they're north of Belgrade.
Thanks for reading and rating my report. I'm sorry you didn't like it. I tried to present the way Belgrade impresses travellers, and as you can see from the report I had mixed feelings. You can say I'm biased or something, but I have no reason for bias; I just tried to convey what is the city like. And unfortunately, talking with other people, I realised this isn't only my opinion. In Montenegro I met a family of Belgraders and when I told the guy we were in Belgrade for two days he asked "Wow, what did you do there for such a long time?". Later on I had to explain to several people what was so interesting in the city that we stayed there for two days. They couldn't believe there's anything worth seeing. Coming from Serbia, you have the right to disagree with such views because they're not very favourable for your capital, but please accept the fact, that other people have the right to have their own opinion.
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Posted: 2007-07-29 02:01 PM
nice to see ur message ,still i am in shanghai/china and will return to india in 40days from now .yes i want to see spain but must plan a lot .
how are you ?how is ur work going on?
Posted: 2007-05-30 11:28 AM
No no I came from china long back and then went to Europe and now back to India again ,I will be going to china in june 2007.
how are you ?still in Barcelona ?
Thanks for accepting my request, glad to meet you too! I am fine, and feel better now after I joined CLOBO :).
Have you been to Nanning before, because you asked me about it, I think you have heard of this city, most of people know nothing about it.
As a fresh here I have to learn how to used this site, and I am preparing to share some photos and articles which I traveled around China here, and hope to attract more people from all around the world to come to China and enjoy their life here.
Posted: 2007-01-12 11:00 AM
Neda,
That sounds very encouraging. Algeria has been on my list for a long time. We have planned a trip to Swizerland and Indonesia, so Algeria will have to wait.
Happy New Year to you too. Any travel plans?
