Isabelle's Guest Book

Posted: 2008-12-03 04:55 PM   
Hi Isabelle,

Nice to see you around. I've been really busy of late teaching, but I have to say this is one of the best experiences I've had in a long while.

I love keeping up with your travels and your pictures of Tibet are amazing, I hope one day I will get a chance to travel there.

All the best
Amanda

Posted: 2008-11-29 11:36 AM   
Hi Isabelle
Thanks for yours.
Probably for the first time since we met, I have no immediate plans for travel.
I think our next major plan is for daughter's wedding in May and then we have booked a cottage in NW Wales for a week to wind down.
How about you?
Cheers
David

Posted: 2008-11-29 11:21 AM   
What a terrific experience. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Cheers
David

Posted: 2008-11-27 03:07 PM   
Yes, Isabelle, I can imagine what you said about the reality. In the meantime I have seen other pics of the lake in a different atmosphere (with a soupcon of snow) - very captivating, too. Thanks for sharing!
Salut - Petra

Posted: 2008-11-26 02:11 PM   
funny - I watched your new pics and didn't come to terms with giving 5* to your Turquoise Lake photos. I love them!
Kindest regards - Petra

Posted: 2008-11-19 08:25 PM   
Hi Isabelle,

Many thanks indeed for such great comments to some of my Central American reports.

I really like you pictures from Tibet, by the way!

Kindest regards
Krys

Posted: 2008-11-19 03:30 PM   
I am not sure about the movie. we went there the first time. unfortunately the german president choose the same day for his visit... we couldnt get in.
the surrounding and the castle is spectacular... they say its probaly the most beautiful castle in germany, located near Koblenz and Mosel river.
cheers Ralph

Posted: 2008-11-19 05:26 AM   
Isabelle, I should clarify something after I got a warning message from Petra. I just would like to leave my comments and give you another perspective about how a native Chinese thinks of the situation in Tibet, China is open to you, you may do whatever you want there. I planned to go to Tibet too this may when I was back, but I had to cancel, because of the riots happened in March. Situation was dangerous, Tibetans used knives and weapons attacked people there. We, Han and Tibetan living peacefully more than 1000 years, I did not know why things changed dramatically. It is the faults of the chinese who also lived there thousands years with Tibetans or the so called Dalai Lama, who easily won the sympathy of the world for his smile! But things make big because he used your sympathy for private benefits. Did you know what his life was like before he left China? He did this really for the Tibetans?
Again, Isabelle, I had no intention to offend you, if you did feel this, i apologize

Posted: 2008-11-18 07:33 PM   
how are you .you welcome to be my friends have nice day

Posted: 2008-11-13 04:10 PM   
Oui, j’ai eu de la chance de me trouver, face à face, avec Hugo Chavez.

Peut être la bière c’est un lénitive pour survivre dans un pays qui, malgré l’abondance du pétrole, la plupart des gens sont pauvres.
L’eau minérale c’est cher mais, étant la bière so cheap, I preferred to drink beers all the time!.

Nice pictures of Tibet.