Posted: 2005-06-24 01:18 AM
Salzburg was probably the most beautiful city that I had the chance to visit. You won’t regret your stay that’s for sure. You might be interested in the “Salzburg Card” which give you access to a whole lot of museum, church, castle, tour, etc. We did save a whole lot this way.
http://www2.salzburg.info/sehenswertes_281.htm
The mountains are unbelievable and the city is lovely. The only con, the food was a bit expensive, but it doesn’t matter!!!
The pictures are coming; I just need the time to upload them…probably in a few days. In the mean times, you can check the pictures of spaceout they are great!
Posted: 2005-06-23 02:06 PM
Suhadi when i was little and I study in my village's school mostly I have seen and enjoied but now i am in town so when I go to village I see these.
Any way thank you for questioning,
have a nice time.
Posted: 2005-06-22 07:44 PM
I agree, we do seem to take our photo very much the same way. One as to be lucky sometimes with the weather to get great pictures for sure. Just came with my wife VK from Salzburg and Munich couple weeks ago.
The weather was cold and we got a lot of raining day, but everytimes the sun was coming up we took a whole lot of pictures too :)
Hopefully in the next 2 years i will visit France...the sooner the better ! When i see beautiful architecture in your pictures it's give me all the passion i need. You see in Canada it's a fairly new country and doesn't have too much History, so for us when we visit Europe it's such a treat for our eyes.
Posted: 2005-06-22 07:59 AM
I got lucky with the weather taking photos around New Zealand. We were praying for snow everyday but all we got was endless sunshine and blue skies... Good ingredients for photography but not for skiing!
I saw you had short stay down my neck of the woods... You got some top photos of the 12 apostles - it's a bit chilly in june / july, head back down to Melbourne around jan / feb and you'll want to sleep in the fridge.
Posted: 2005-06-17 07:35 AM
Hi Suhadi,
Greetings from Kerala. I only browsed into your site just now. This is just to say hello. Shall come back to you after viewing your site soon. Take care and God Bless !
Kris Kandath
Thanks very much for your comments about my Seville photos. It means very much to me, especially as you have such a fine eye for composition yourself, as your Paris photos demonstrate. It was fun to look at them, and remember the good times I had there.
thank you very much for your comment on my report!
Yes, you are right: in english you say "The Queen's Hamlet", but in French it is "Le Hameau de la Reine". I try to use the local names for particular places in my reports because, in my opinion, they help to "enter" in the story... but also they help you to read the traffic-signs (sometimes there aren't english translations on them).
