Posted: 2006-12-07 04:03 PM
Hi Isabelle
I hope you get lots of fun and pleasure out of your trip to France. I shall be in Lazio from Sunday to Saturday.
You have done such a lot for the site in a year. Thanks.
David
Posted: 2006-12-06 03:48 PM
Isabelle,
Thanks for reading my Prague report. It was truly cold when you were there. I am quite sure that lots of things have changed. One of them more tourists but also the houses have been repainted and look far more cheeful than they used to do. If you like architecture and art nouveau in particular you must go back to see the Municipal House. It has now been renovated and refurbished and absolutely amazing to see.
Posted: 2006-12-05 10:43 PM
I always enjoy spending my time looking at your albums and your photography. You had done everyting with love and your award is well deserved!
Thank you very much for everyting you had done.
Best of luck.
Posted: 2006-12-04 10:53 PM
I at first missed looking at your "Paro" slideshow since I saw all the pictures individually. You always select the best images and arranged them in a perfect order, every picture in harmony and all complimenting each other. No wonder that this your third "Album-of-the-Month"! To the subject I must accept Bhutan is increadibly special land to visit and inspite all the restrictions and hidden locality, looks like a very colouful friendly place, the buildings are specially finely decorated. I have now moved Bhutan up in my wish list of future travel targets. Thanks!
RR
Posted: 2006-12-04 10:06 PM
Isabelle,
Congratualtions on Album of the Month. I have so enjoyed looking at your photos - especially since this is a place I hope go to in the next couple of years (my son chose Honduras for our 2007 trip). I have really enjoyed your recent reports as well!
Posted: 2006-12-04 04:13 PM
Hi Isabelle,
congratulations for winning the well deserved AoM award. I'm looking forward to more pictures from your trip.
Bruno
Posted: 2006-12-02 03:49 PM
Hello Isabelle,
I just enjoyed your slide show from Bhutan. Some weeks ago Bhutan was almost a white spot on the Globosapiens map and now you filled this gap with nearly 90 pictures! Thanks for your great contribution.
This album could be candidate for the AoM.
Bruno
