David's Guest Book

Posted: 2008-08-06 02:18 PM   
Hey David,

I've certainly missed your reports; so it is nice that you have been recognised for a wonderful series on the Faroe Islands.

Congratulations.

Best regards
Amanda

Posted: 2008-08-06 09:16 AM   
David,
I just knew one of your three wonderful reports would be selected! This is a terrific trilogy and all three were deserving!

Thank you for all you bring to Globo!

Eire

Posted: 2008-08-06 09:14 AM   
Hi David,

Congratulations David to top ROM. Well done.

Basia

Posted: 2008-07-19 01:16 PM   
Hi David,

I wanted to 1st thank you but never got round to finding it how to achieve that since I joined GS Blogsite... :(.

After several attempts, including the pic uploads, and that was a helpful great start... This site is amazing esp. with the slides & the quality presented but I'm still learning and managed to propose some Q's to others down the ranks during the accidental uphill climb I am still with on the features/tools but no reply as yet.

I got this far now and you are the one I want to thank first & foremost and send to my best wishes. U R also most welcome to let us know when u're crossing the pond for the tulips or just plain visiting... or go after the mussels which I crave just as much...

Cheers to you with a Guinness.

HiC.

Posted: 2008-07-17 04:51 AM   
Thanks for your message. I hope that you have good time on the Faroes, enjoying the beauty of the nature. I wish you clear weather so you will be able to make some good pictures (I was not so lucky).
Best greetings!
Wojtek

Posted: 2008-06-09 06:32 PM   
Hello David,

Thanks a million for the congrats. I am really happy that my report on Shiraz reads well. But thanks also for all your kind words regarding my input. It is encouraging.

I am very pleased that the album also on Iran was awarded. This way, I think there is a great, and deserved, emphasis on this fascinating country.

Kindest regards,
Krys

Posted: 2008-06-03 06:08 PM   
David,

I had a look at the series (upon your recommendation) and enjoyed it thoroughly.

Thanks for the heads up.

Amanda

(sometimes it nice to share...)

Posted: 2008-06-03 04:24 PM   
David,

I wonder how much of this town was even in existince in 1976. I don't suppose they had a need for a border town in the then Yugoslavia (just joking).

I had to reread your report on Montenegro, it has so much more meaning to me now that I've been there.

All the best
Amanda

Posted: 2008-05-23 09:07 AM   
Hi David,

I'm very pleased that you enjoyed my report. There will be one more from Iran on Esfahan.

I think I was carwful to mention in the report what the value of IRR was, when I quoted the price of the taxi ride (18,000 rials = €1.30). I trusted the members would know how to translate other prices in rials based on that information. Please let me know if you think I ought to have given a better translation.

Kindest regards,
Krys

Posted: 2008-05-22 07:53 AM   
Hi David,

that train still exists. I have the timetable in a pdf file, just write me your email and I will send it to you.
(or look for it in www.cp.pt It's a regional train)

anyway, what is the best in Serra da Lousã is the mountain and the villages there, not Lousã (city) itself.

in this website
http://www.visitcentro.com/en/8/
you'll find information on the best destinations in the center of Portugal. Your idea about visiting Buçaco is great, that's a beautiful place. I don't know if there's a bus going there, but I will try to check it.

About Serra do Açor, I'm still looking for information in English. Next weekend I'll go there, I'll put some pictures in Globo.

Cheers,

carla