Gloria's Guest Book

Posted: 2006-03-27 08:49 AM   
Hi, Gloria,
when you read books about women traveler, than you surely know "Lesley Blanch, The Wilder Shores of Love, a book about those famous women travellers of the past.
If you don't know it try it. I loved it. Christl
Excuse me I had to correct my spelling.

Posted: 2006-03-27 08:48 AM   
Hi, Gloria,
when you read Books abouit women traveler, than you surely know"lesley Blanch, The Wilder Shore of Love, A book ybout those famous women travellers of thre past.
If you don't know try it. I loved it. Christl

Posted: 2006-03-27 03:11 AM   
Hi Gloria,
I really enjoyed reading your report.
Yes, I can't wait to head to Spain.
Re meeting up with fellow globies, I don't know about you but I hate having firm plans when I travel so I will have to see.
If I can catch up it will be pretty impromptu. Jorge is in Barcelona and I have no hope of getting up towards that area so thats a definate "can't do". I will be in Madrid so maybe Isaac or Jesus as they live in there.
But we will have to see.
Can't wait for more of your reports and pics.
Cheers,
Kerrie
PS David has been a really big help in giving me advice on the best parts to see in the limited time that I have.

Posted: 2006-03-25 07:42 PM   
Hi Gloria,
that:s a difficult question because my interests changed from time to time during my lifetime, except I am always involved in studies of our past - Jewish history and the Holocaust. I read a lot of travel literature and books about women travellers and women in general, naturally German literature and about German history. Then I started to read analyses of our modern world. And in the moment I am reading books by our new pope. And I like detective stories, in the moment it is one by Elizabeth George. When I travel I like to be informed about the history and culture of the country I visit.
Did this answer your question?
Take care. Christl

Posted: 2006-03-25 07:42 PM   
Hi,
I thought you would tell me what you are reading.
Christl

Posted: 2006-03-25 07:42 PM   
Hi Gloria
I do not know of moon cake festival. Please tell.

I like all kinds of cake. We have now many Chinese people in Ireland . Maybe we can have a festival?
Maybe it happens to be mooncake festival time when you are visiting Ireland
Hugh

Posted: 2006-03-25 07:42 PM   
..what a nice surprise to hear from you! I am kind of new here and it'll take some time till Ifind out how to participate...just came back from Myanmar, going to Malaga this week (somehow all with "M":-))
Warm spring greetings from Basel !
Barbara

Posted: 2006-03-25 03:56 AM   
Hi gloria,
how about this. new friendship of fella traveller.
I hope you are in good spirit in every way that you go. i'm here in jakarta, pretty much plunged into the regular work lately. but yet, the calling for a journey should always be fulfilled.

so, see you 'round. anything to know about Indonesia, i'll be happy to help.

cheers,

-delvi-

Posted: 2006-03-24 12:56 PM   
Hei Gloria!

Yes. my photos from Svalbard is an area where you can see the midnight sun.

As you probably know, you need to cross 67,5 degrees north to see the midnight sun. This line crosses Norway at Saltfjellet (Salt mountain) just souht of Bodø.

My recomendation is that you travel to Bodø, (cheap tickets are available from Oslo at www.norwegian.no). From Bodø you can cross the Vestfjorden over to Lofoten, which is really beautilful in summer.

If you need any more help, please let me know!

Terje

Posted: 2006-03-24 12:12 PM   
I have Olympus C-50 zoom, good but not excellent. I use this for 'quick' photos.

My other one is: Canon EOS 250D (SLR), but it is far bigger than the pocket one, therefore it takes some time to get it out of its case and have it ready to shoot.

I can recommens EOS 250D, also very consumer friendly

marianne