Posted: 2007-11-05 09:21 PM
I enjoy your photographs et al. Very enlightening and educational. I am hoping to have a change of career & teach geography someday. thanks for the the information you share.
best regards,
zellah
Thanks for your piece of advice and recommendation. I have already done as you proposed and I think it's a good thing to change the title. Maybe the word 'dirty' was too strong, but still I tried to add some explanation how the city looks like and write that there are many places that are worth a visit.
As to dirty places and Warsaw I fully agree there are many dirty places and to be honest I think this is not the lovliest city in Poland. There is heavy traffic, the air is heavily poluted and the concrete buildings in the center of the city make a very bad impression to travellers, espacially to those who arrive in Warsaw by train to the ugly Warszawa Centralna station. I wish it changes sometime.
Jorge, I looked through your reports and pictures from Russia (esp. from Kamchatka). They're exquisite. I love Russian language, their cultre and the people from Russia and other Eastern European states and would love to visit this huge country.
Posted: 2007-10-11 08:31 AM
Jorge congratulations - I was just wondering where you had been lately and saw your marvellous news about your new arrival.
I think I missed it as I have been too busy to log on so my apologies for this belated message.
I am sure that all Globo's will miss your exploits but maybe you will be able to start the "travelling family" section in the future.
Warmest regards,
Kerrie
Posted: 2007-09-07 09:36 PM
Jorge,
Congratulations! I am so happy for you, even if it means you are off the road for a while :-) There is nothing like a new born baby - nothing is so soft or smells so sweet (okay, most of the time anyway) or snuggles as well!
Posted: 2007-09-07 06:27 PM
Congratulations!
GLOBO's "Best Kid-of-the-Month" goes to your newborn “Masha” , very proud daddy in the pic on your travel log! Consider, you now have an excuse to see a lot of theme parks and spend a lot of time playing in snow or on the beach :-) Thanks for your kind words in my guestbook but we really need more dynamic and adventurous travelers like you.....
Uncle Rangutan
Posted: 2007-08-24 12:19 PM
Thanks for your advice regarding Saudia. I'll follow it.
I just obtained an award ticket from LH to fly to Sana
and back from Amman.
You can see the route here:
https://www.checkmytrip.com/CMTSERVLET?R=YR7XIR&L=GB&N=DABROWSKI
So I will arrive to Sana just after our globetrotter' meeting. I do hope you and Andre will be still in Yemen at this time - and I will be happy to meet two top
globetrotters there not in Socotra but in Sana - if it will be possible...
Just let me know your schedule in advance.
Greetings from Gdansk!
Wojtek
