I just uploaded some pictures from a short trekking to an area nearby Markahuasi. It was really a hard time cause we were not much prepared for it, but it was nice.
Lately I'm very busy. I wish I could enter the web more often. I have also uploaded some pics from a fieldwork to the basis of the Andes.
Thanks for the greetings, hope you're also enjoying 2006.
Posted: 2006-01-16 06:45 PM
And thank you very much for congratulations! It was very nice to get a note from you. Yes, you're right, I'm not an often guest here. But I'm trying to be. I'd like to congratulate you as well with all passed holidays!
Posted: 2006-01-10 11:16 PM
I have just reread your message, it has much meaning for me at this time.
I am going to Sharm with my daughter, her husband and their family, (5year old, 3 year old and 3 months old). I suspect they are taking me to look after the children sometimes and because I have been to Sinai a few times (but not Sharm or area. We will be staying at the Hyatt Regency, and I am not sure what part of Sharm or Naama bay or wherever it is... must do some more research.
Wish me luck!! I will enjoy the warmth, sun and indeed hopefully doing some trips and shopping...
We wil see.
Any ideas?
Kind regards
Carol
yes.. i am off to india from 27 jan to 7 feb. will be doing the golden triangle (delhi, agra and jaipur, udaipur, jodhipur in rajastan) and the kashmir (srinigar + gulmarg) regions.
will deftly be taking my memory sticks and yes my tablet laptop too.
thanks to your pics too, am all excited and so looking forward to the trip.
Posted: 2006-01-08 01:03 AM
Hallo Ralph,
es sieht so aus, als hätte ich mich nicht für Deinen Kommentar zu meinem Bericht über karakol bedankt. Das tut mir leid. Bishkek ist wohl nicht rundum sicher, aber manb konnte damals wohl auch spät am Abend in der Stadt herum gehen. Der Osten des Landes ist von großer Naturschönheit und auch Einsamkeit. Es hat mir gut gefallen zu reiten, in den Jurtensiedlungen zu leben und Menschen zu treffen, die auch ihr Vergnügen an dieser Art des Reisens hatten. Der Westen des Landes ist wohl schwieriger zu bereisen.
So long.
Hieronyma
Posted: 2006-01-08 12:03 AM
hiya ralph
happy new year to u too!
it was an easy and small ny for me. celebrated with family and friends.
yes.. crackers are banned in singapore but knowing people.. any illegal crackers will do thats how the tradition lives on!
btw.. chinese new year is approaching and singapore is really busy!!!!!
btw am off to india in 3 weeks and i thank u for your india pics and they provide me with good ideas!
gloria
Posted: 2006-01-04 09:58 PM
Hi
Many thanks about your comment, I am just starting to get my bearing of Globo myself, I just find it difficult to have enough time to write reports and everything else!
I hope you will enjoy it more is to come1
take care
Posted: 2006-01-02 07:18 AM
Salam
how are u?..sale nou shoma ham mobarak(happy new year to you),i'm just ok...hey..where were u??we miss u here:)
hope see u more
have a nice holiday,leili
Posted: 2006-01-01 02:07 PM
Thanks Ralph, you too have a Happy New Year 2006!
After my birthday, coming soon, I will return to Spain to arrange my next journey to Pitcairn Island. I will let you know posting pictures of that hard accessible place.
